Classify the blonde Andalusian singer Carmen Ferre

[CosmoLady]

Genetics is way more complex than you think, native spaniards from any region can carry light feature genes with no recent northern european background and you're acting a bit delusional (dont feel offended, please).

Moreover, visigoths always represented a minority in Spain, so their contribution is minor.

You avoided this question, it's a tough one, isn't it?

When do you think blonde people like her appeared in Spain or Andalusia?

I look like her and dress like her, and most Spaniards know that I am foreign before I open my mouth.

[andrzej]

We have a lot of emigration from the rest of Europe to Andalusia, of peasant settlers and whole families with a higher status as well.

We understand, but we're just saying that it's insane to associate blondness in the region.

[andrzej]

You avoided this question, it's a tough one, isn't it?



I look like her and dress like her, and most Spaniards know that I am foreign before I open my mouth.

People can generally tell if your native to a place or not and Spaniards are pretty good at recognizing. How you dress and body language/mannerisms among other things.

[CosmoLady]

Where did blond people in Pakistan come from?

Extremely rare, some very isolated mountain tribes or something, descendants of Caucasians probably.
I doubt that they are indigenous to the area.

I'm constantly in Andalusia and not even counting women I often see blond men.

Are they actually Spanish? Are you asking their ethnicity or in what century they came to Andalusia?

Also, you went as a tourist and you know just by looking at them that they're of recent northern European heritage and definitely can't be Indigenous? Makes a lot of sense, mam.

Yes I lived in Andalusia for a few months,
almost all of the blonde ones I met were German colonists, usually from the 20th century! Some were from earlier centuries.

[Oliver109]

Subnordic and gracile med, looks like a lot of girls you see in Essex etc.

[Oliver109]

Her granny looks even more English, like those old ladies you see at the local Tesco

[andrzej]

Extremely rare, some very isolated mountain tribes or something, descendants of Caucasians probably.
I doubt that they are indigenous to the area.


Are they actually Spanish? Are you asking their ethnicity or in what century they came to Andalusia?


Yes I lived in Andalusia for a few months,
almost all of the blonde ones I met were German colonists, usually from the 20th century! Some were from earlier centuries.

Do you think blond hair is Indigenous to Dutch and English lands? Because it isn't.. it also came there with migration.

Yes, my ex is from Seville and I am friends with many locals.

I'm sorry, how on earth could you know that someone is a descendant of colonists? You went around and asked blond people?

Also, I was not trying to be an asshole, it's a figure of speech. In fact calling me an asshole is ruder.

[andrzej]

Her granny looks even more English, like those old ladies you see at the local Tesco

Really? She looks pretty Spanish to me, something about her eye area doesn't look that British to me, I'd say the girl - more so.

[Oliver109]

Do you think blond hair is Indigenous to Dutch and English lands? Because it isn't.. it also came there with migration.

Yes, my ex is from Seville and I am friends with many locals.

I'm sorry, how on earth could you know that someone is a descendant of colonists? You went around and asked blond people?

Also, I was not trying to be an asshole, it's a figure of speech. In fact calling me an asshole is ruder.

Blonde hair is likely to be associated with the first Brits, blonde hair ultimately occoured in the Ancient north Eurasians so actually did appear to the north of Pakistan in the region of the southern Urals, invaders took it to western Europe and some parts of the north sea coast are today the blondest areas.

[Oliver109]

Really? She looks pretty Spanish to me, something about her eye area doesn't look that British to me, I'd say the girl - more so.

She passes in Spain yes but there is similarity with many English, maybe another picture might show her as more Spanish looking.