How european and native american do you think I look?

[kevinnn]

fairly even blend of euro (probably southern euro) & native american

can pass anywhere is Latin America...most typical in countries with large mestizo populations like Mexico, central america, colombia, peru, ecuador, etc

A person "of this type you described" could be Benjamin Bratt or Gianluca Lapadula (both half European and half Native American, in this case also Peruvian so our native sides are quite similar). So what do you think?��

[tropicalslavic]

Somewhere between Mestizo and Castizo. Maybe some African as well. Some Mestizos come out on the lighter side so I don't know.

[kevinnn]

Somewhere between Mestizo and Castizo. Maybe some African as well. Some Mestizos come out on the lighter side so I don't know.

Do you think that the photo is not the best one? Due to the fact that I now realize that the photo is a little dark due to the light and this can affect the phenotype a little. Yessss it's true, some mestizos can also be light skinned but in general not always. So from what I understand from your opinion you mean that I look mestizo tending towards the european side, right??

[Kess]

%70 Euro %30 Amerindian

[kevinnn]

Thanks for all of your opinions����

[Kess]

Not only native American, but also SSA admixed. You look like a regular Brazilian pardo.

SSA could be pseudo due to Amerindian admixture. Only way to know if he does a genetic test.

[kevinnn]

%70 Euro %30 Amerindian

Thanks for your opinion my brother���� i saw that people with that mix look similar to Turkish people. Do you think I could pass "as typical" in your country? However here in Italy I know many people from Turkey and they are very friendly��

[axel.aleman]

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[kevinnn]

SSA could be pseudo due to Amerindian admixture. Only way to know if he does a genetic test.

I think that he said that for my lips. Yeahhh it's true but I'm poor to get a DNA test XDD

[Kess]

Do you think I could pass "as typical" in your country?

Yes, I guess.