sardinians and corsicans dont look alike

[gıulıoımpa]

Corsica had much much more influence from Ligurians , Tuscans and then French… has more of a continental look

[barkoo]

I'd say Corsicans look halfway between Tuscans and South East French/median French, they tend to be quite robust on average. Sardinians would be a transitional type between Catalans and Sicilians with a more Med features input like.

[Mens-Sarda]

since when did sardinia have gypsies???

Since always?

There are gypsy camps in the area of Alghero-Porto Torres, and near Cagliari in the town of Selargius (place of origin of Ragatzu). Maybe there are others but I can't remember. Selargius in the first half of the XXth century became the headquarters of the itinerant luna park owners, and most of them were of gypsy origin from Campania and Sicily. from there they moved with their luna parks towards the various villages of Sardinia for the patronal holidays; now it's also full of abusive camps inhabited by "normal" gypsies as we know them.

[Mens-Sarda]

Nicolò Barella. Nicola Murru. Dimitri Bisoli. Matteo Mancosu. Daniele Ragatzu. Andrea Cocco. Francesco Pisano. Davide Arras. Giuseppe Mastinu. Francesco Bombagi. Roberto Biancu

Nicolò Barella - not Sardinian surname
Nicola Murru - Sardinian
Dimitri Bisoli - not Sardinian
Matteo Mancosu - Sardinian
Daniele Ragatzu - Sardized foreign surname
Andrea Cocco - Sardinian
Francesco Pisano - Italianized version of the surname Pisanu
Davide Arras - Sardinian
Giuseppe Mastinu - Sardinian
Francesco Bombagi - not Sardinian
Roberto Biancu - Sardinian

P.S.
Most of the Sardinians in the pictures are from southern Sardinia, except Davide Arras, Giuseppe Mastinu, and Roberto Biancu which are from northern Sardinia.

[grecoroman]

Nicolò Barella - not Sardinian surname
Nicola Murru - Sardinian
Dimitri Bisoli - not Sardinian
Matteo Mancosu - Sardinian
Daniele Ragatzu - Sardized foreign surname
Andrea Cocco - Sardinian
Francesco Pisano - Italianized version of the surname Pisanu
Davide Arras - Sardinian
Giuseppe Mastinu - Sardinian
Francesco Bombagi - not Sardinian
Roberto Biancu - Sardinian

P.S.
Most of the Sardinians in the pictures are from southern Sardinia, except Davide Arras, Giuseppe Mastinu, and Roberto Biancu which are from northern Sardinia.

Theyr from Sassari

[Mens-Sarda]

Theyr from Sassari

Barella, Bisoli and Bombagi may be born in Sardinia but they don't have Sardinian surnames (Italian surnames stick out in Sardinia like a lighthouse in the night), so they are at maximum half Sardinians, or not Sardinians at all, probably their parents are public employees or something similar who work in Sardinia.

https://www.cognomix.it/mappe-dei-co...aliani/BARELLA

https://www.cognomix.it/mappe-dei-co...taliani/BISOLI

https://www.mappadeicognomi.it/index...mbagi&s=Genera

[Dna8]

Sardinians are perceived as more "paleo" by my eye..

[templumForasticus]

Alizée pare più buia che la gente da... la Cerdegna

[Mens-Sarda]

Alizée pare più buia che la gente da... la Cerdegna

Podimus bidere zente que Alizée in totas duas isulas.

[templumForasticus]

Questo dove essere tuo dialetto insular. Interesante. "Tuas duas" me ricorda "tous les deux" dal francese. Non esiste un motto esatto in spagnolo, magari "las dos", ma non "todos los dos".