Which actress called Carmen would be more typical for Brazil: Carmen Munroe or Carmen Silvera?

[Tooting Carmen]

Carmen Munroe, Guyanese actress most famous for playing Shirley in the sitcom Desmond's
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Carmen Silvera, Canadian actress of Spanish descent most famous for playing Edith in the sitcom 'Allo 'Allo
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[JMack]

Both are typical, but I think Carmen Silvera is more typical since there are more people that looks full Iberian than people SSA as Munroe in Brazil (most Brazilian people with SSA are Quadroons and Afro-leaning tri-racials).

But it all depends of the region, Brazil is very large, it's not sane to take the country as a whole. In Salvador Munroe is more typical and in Minas Gerais Silvera is more typical.

[Brás Garcia de Mascarenhas]

Carmen Munroe: Nordeste
Carmen Silvera: Minas Gerais, Sul

[Tooting Carmen]

Anyone else?

[alnortedelsur]

Carmen Silvera.

There are many more heavily Euro Brazilians than heavily African Brazilians. And most Brazilians with SSA admixture go from balanced triracials to Euro leaning triracials.

Brazilian blacks and griffes (contrary to stereotypes) are very minority in Brazil.

[Newsboy]

Both in equal measure. Anyone can pass in Brazil.

[Columella]

Both.

[Odin]

Carmen Silvera.

[Ziveth]

Carmen Silvera.

I agree.

[Tooting Carmen]

Both in equal measure. Anyone can pass in Brazil.

I doubt South or Southeast Asians usually do, but I know what you mean.

[Tooting Carmen]

Carmen Silvera.

There are many more heavily Euro Brazilians than heavily African Brazilians. And most Brazilians with SSA admixture go from balanced triracials to Euro leaning triracials.

Brazilian blacks and griffes (contrary to stereotypes) are very minority in Brazil.

Out of curiosity, who'd be more typical for Venezuela? For Colombia, although it'd be a close call, I think Silvera does edge it.

[alnortedelsur]

Out of curiosity, who'd be more typical for Venezuela? For Colombia, although it'd be a close call, I think Silvera does edge it.

In Brazil, Silvera is more common, while in Venezuela both would be equally common, but none of them would be average.

Venezuela is racially very similar to Brazil (same range of phenotypes, and not very different average when it comes to the most "average" mixture), with the only difference that Brazil has a higher percentate of white/near whites than Venezuela.

[ramon]

Depends greatly on the region of Brazil but for the most part I'd go with the Spaniard.

[Sikeliot]

The Spanish woman looks like she could be Greek to me.

I'd say they both pass well but in different regions, but probably the white woman more.

[Taiguaitiaoghyrmmumin]

They look alike

[Newsboy]

I doubt South or Southeast Asians usually do, but I know what you mean.

There are a number Brazilians with pseudo-South Asian phenotypes. I saw them posted on some other forum (AnthroScape?).

Southeast Asians would be more atypical. But Amerindians and Japanese in Brazil can overlap with them.

[Argentano]

Branca vs Preta?

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[Tooting Carmen]

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[Tobi]

Both look very typical, tbh.

[Tooting Carmen]

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[Tooting Carmen]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hbt1ik0CoZk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tKLMiE-YCwc&t=55s

[Tooting Carmen]

Carmen Munroe
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Carmen Silvera
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[Andullero]

Silvera. It is my impression that Teddy Roosevelt was right when he said that heavy SSA's are in a minoritary status there, as in PR.

[Tooting Carmen]

Silvera. It is my impression that Teddy Roosevelt was right when he said that heavy SSA's are in a minoritary status there, as in PR.

And for DR?

[Andullero]

And for DR?

Lol, a mix of the two, as in, literal.

[Tooting Carmen]

There are a number of parallels between the two actresses: both emigrated as adults to England, both were best-known for playing the wives of the leads of sitcoms, and both appeared in episodes of Doctor Who.

[Andullero]

There are a number of parallels between the two actresses: both emigrated as adults to England, both were best-known for playing the wives of the leads of sitcoms, and both appeared in episodes of Doctor Who.

I have extreme democratic party shill acquaintances claiming that the UK is as poor as Mississippi now, how much of that is true?

[Tooting Carmen]

I have extreme democratic party shill acquaintances claiming that the UK is as poor as Mississippi now, how much of that is true?

Quite likely.

[Marshall Theodore]

Carmen Silvera for Brazil as whole