Classify and Pass exotic Spanish Tik-Tok star Marina Rivers

[Laredo]

I think it is hard to classify women with too much makeup, maybe this photos can help

Looks Latina but also could be Spanish, I personally think Europeans on this forum white wash and none Europeans dark wash to fit their bias agendas.


In high school I remembered I had a Portuguese teacher and look like a light pseudo Pakistani.

[Valenman]

Looks Latina but also could be Spanish, I personally think Europeans on this forum white wash and none Europeans dark wash to fit their bias agendas.


In high school I remembered I had a Portuguese teacher and look like a light pseudo Pakistani.

It's not just pigmentation, his features don't look Iberian. If it were dark Atlanto-med I wouldn't say anything

[Gallop]

Ya, yo tambien pensaria eso,pero ella misma dijo que no tiene nada de sangre extranjera reciente

My verdict is that she is Spaniard.

She has versatility for photos because there must be a remote ancestor probably Filipino.

Vídeo With her sister.
https://www.mtmad.es/riverss-marina-...086745135.html

[Valenman]

My verdict is that she is Spaniard.

She has versatility for photos because there must be a remote ancestor probably Filipino.

Vídeo With her sister.
https://www.mtmad.es/riverss-marina-...086745135.html

Su madre tambien se ve Europea,pero no encontre ninguna foto de su padre,seria interesante que haga algun test de Adn

[Gallop]

Well after so much race mixing between the American continent and many Spaniards from Spain, sometimes can be hard to tell which Features are indeed Spanish origin and which are not.

This woman Is full peninsular Spaniard but looks harniza 2/3 Spanish and rest native american.


https://www.reddit.com/r/23andme/com...s_makes_sense/

We both should leave classification apart it would makes us our identity stronger.

This woman that you present was already analyzed a year and a half ago and I did not fit the scenarios, for example those horrible curtains can not be in any Spanish restaurant, for example. A video is of course the best, when I saw the girl in the video I clearly saw that she was from Spain.

[Laredo]

This woman that you present was already analyzed a year and a half ago and I did not fit the scenarios, for example those horrible curtains can not be in any Spanish restaurant, for example. A video is of course the best, when I saw the girl in the video I clearly saw that she was from Spain.

So you think this woman was a Latin American passing her self as Spaniard? Lol. Let's face It Gallop exotic Spaniards who resemble mixed race Latin American exist without being genetically mixed.

[Damião de Góis]

Looks Latina but also could be Spanish, I personally think Europeans on this forum white wash and none Europeans dark wash to fit their bias agendas.


In high school I remembered I had a Portuguese teacher and look like a light pseudo Pakistani.

If your teacher was from Portugal, and not someone with a portuguese grandparent larping as portuguese, it's perfectly possible that he could have ancestry from India. There's journalists and TV presenters (and even our former prime minister) with ancestry from India, which had parts of it that were part of Portugal until the 1960s.



Spain also used to have an empire and surely has people living there now that aren't fully spanish but have colonial ancestors. How people forget about this is something i never understood.

[Valenman]

If your teacher was from Portugal, and not someone with a portuguese grandparent larping as portuguese, it's perfectly possible that he could have ancestry from India. There's journalists and TV presenters (and even our former prime minister) with ancestry from India, which had parts of it that were part of Portugal until the 1960s.



Spain also used to have an empire and surely has people living there now that aren't fully spanish but have colonial ancestors. How people forget about this is something i never understood.

But it is one thing to have a recent ancestry (2-3 generations) and another thing is 5,6,7 generations that the same person often has no idea about that, X in the case of Spain it is that the majority of Spaniards until the 50s -60 all had almost all their ancestors within the same province, region or even town. I know several people born in 1930-1980 who have studied their geneology and know that their ancestors lived in the same town for at least 7-8 generations. it's a lot

[mariavazq]

I think it is hard to classify women with too much makeup, maybe this photos can help

Yes, gypsy

[Incal]

We now have 20 year olds who were born in Spain to both Hispanic American parents, to one Spanish parent and also to both foreign parents but from different countries on the continent.

One of the very few good things russians have ever done is that they have a word for ethnic russians (russkiye) and another one for citizens (rossiyane). Whole Europe should do the same, it'd save a lot of trouble.