spanish women national football team

[Tietar]

Sandra Paños (Valencia)
http://cdn2.sefutbol.com/sites/default/files/u168/sandra_panos_busto_lateral_q208_204_1.jpg

Celia Jimenez (Andalusia)
http://cdn2.sefutbol.com/sites/default/files/f/celia-jimenez-delgado-rfef230_009_2.jpg

Mariasun Quiñones (Basque)
http://www.zazpialdizkaria.eus/upload/noticias/hondarribia/kantinerak_17/01_tamborrada.jpg

Andrea Pereira (Catalonia)
https://img-estaticos.atleticodemadrid.com/system/file6s/32613/large2/-phDIevaqK_andrea_pereira.jpg?1489150667

Lola Gallardo (Andalusia)
https://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images/905054829860540416/ouSKUyX-_400x400.jpg

Ivana Andrés (Valencia)
http://www.valenciacf.com/bd/imagenes/imagen83219g.jpg

Marta Carro (Andalusia)
https://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images/908017270806413312/ZPIBmwLt.jpg

Gemma Gili (Valencia)
https://img.uefa.com/imgml/TP/players/28/2018/324x324/250007390.jpg

Rocio Galvez (Andalusia)
http://zetaestaticos.com/cordoba/img/noticias/0/977/977724_1.jpg

Eunate Arrazia (Basque)
https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-ZxvXehhadsM/WL28lPmfYMI/AAAAAAAAM10/o68yUfzDlf8aVu0Ze_tpQXzVTMPzrg1VQCLcB/s320/eunate_arraiza.jpg

Virginia Torrecilla (Mallorca)
http://i2.wp.com/www.deportebalear.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/Virginia-Torrecilla.jpg?resize=208%2C300

Marta Corredera (Catalonia)
http://img.fifa.com/images/fwwc/2015/players/prt-3/387143.png

Patri Guijarro (Canary)
https://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images/768956017187192832/uvhgTvOL_400x400.jpg

Maria Alharilla (Andalusia)
http://www.futmenina.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/Alharilla.jpg

Aitana Bonmati (Catalonia)
https://img.uefa.com/imgml/TP/players/25/2017/324x324/250081852.jpg

Jennifer Hermoso (Madrid)
https://assets.dfb.de/uploads/000/064/609/custom_style_1_JenniferHermoso.jpg?1493095245

Lucia Garcia (Basque)
https://orgulloathleticzale.files.wordpress.com/2016/11/lucia-garcia.jpg?w=616

Barbara Latorre (Aragon)
https://img.uefa.com/imgml/TP/players/18/2017/324x324/250090560.jpg

Irene Paredes (Basque)
https://img.uefa.com/imgml/TP/players/28/2017/324x324/250007458.jpg

Alexia Putellas (Catalonia)
http://cdn2.sefutbol.com/sites/default/files/f/alexia_putellas_242x354_1.jpg

[Nordim]

Lighter/whiter and more northern looking than average for Spain

[Catarinense1998]

Célia Jimenez looks have CM influences.
Punch my face if I am talking bullshit, but Irene Paredes looks baltid.
Ivana Andrés Berid.
Andrea Pereira Alpine Med.
Jennifer Hermozo and Rocio Galvez have the women phenotype which come in my mind when I think about spaniards women.

[Nurzat]

squad photos

http://cdn2.sefutbol.com/sites/default/files/n/spot_sefutbol_sub19_0.jpg

http://estaticos03.marca.com/imagenes/2014/10/13/futbol/futbol_femenino/1413194221_extras_noticia_foton_7_1.jpg

[Catarinense1998]

squad photos

http://cdn2.sefutbol.com/sites/default/files/n/spot_sefutbol_sub19_0.jpg

http://estaticos03.marca.com/imagenes/2014/10/13/futbol/futbol_femenino/1413194221_extras_noticia_foton_7_1.jpg

100% spanish.I dont see fake spaniards there.

[Nordim]

100% spanish.I dont see fake spaniards there.

...

[Catarinense1998]

# 6 is the least typical type for Spain

Irene Paredes dont look spanish at all.

[Nurzat]

Irene Paredes dont look spanish at all.

she is Basque and some Basques have pretty pronounced Cro Magnon traits. it's true she could pass in Denmark xD

my favourite is Celia Jimenez - these girls must have nice legs and asses, ahhh

[Nordim]

Irene Paredes dont look spanish at all.

That why i said least. She too white

[Catarinense1998]

she is Basque and some Basques have pretty pronounced Cro Magnon traits. it's true she could pass in Denmark xD

my favourite is Celia Jimenez - these girls must have nice legs and asses, ahhh

These women have a body built to play; probably them asses not show anything and are smalll.

[Catarinense1998]

That why i said least. She too white

"She too white" - this was a dumb comment.A lot of spaniards share this skin type.

[RN97]

[QUOTE=Tietar;5150239]

Mariasun Quiñones (Basque)
http://www.zazpialdizkaria.eus/upload/noticias/hondarribia/kantinerak_17/01_tamborrada.jpg


/QUOTE]

100% bae

[FilhoV]

Ivana Andres and Panos looks the most attractive to me

[FilhoV]

Sandra Panos reminds me of my wife

[Dominicanese]

Lighter/whiter and more northern looking than average for Spain

no way in hell

this is actually the best set iv seen for spain

iv been to spain a few times

[Nordim]

no way in hell

this is actually the best set iv seen for spain

iv been to spain a few times

No. Spaniards and Greeks have the most mediterranean and least white looking native people in all Europe. What you ersonally saw is irrelevant. If you were around the major cities it's possble you saw many people from northern Europe and all around the world but Spaniards are very different from northern Europeans and don't look white

[alnortedelsur]

Lighter/whiter and more northern looking than average for Spain

Nope. Those are very regular, everyday Spanish phenotypes.

[Tietar]

my favourite is Celia Jimenez - these girls must have nice legs and asses, ahhh

not bad, Celia is the red girl

https://4.bp.blogspot.com/-CC2L2A8ToJc/UaZ5mgVc6_I/AAAAAAAADaI/1TyF20xzw1g/s640/grupo+draft2013.jpg

[B01AB20]

I would classify her as Brunn with minor CM. Nothing Atlantid there. The lottery of genetics has left her looking like one of her pure Goth ancestors.

The gothic genes left in Spain by goths is so minimal and so distant in time that the probability that she got her looks from 'goth ancestors' is even less than probability of winning lottery.
And that suposing that visigoths were pure germanics, which is highly doubfult too.

[Nordim]

Nope. Those are very regular, everyday Spanish phenotypes.

In Spain in big cities just like other countries in the world theres people from all around the world and northern europe. Northern europeans are very different and usually (not always) are easy to tell from Spaniards

[alnortedelsur]

In Spain in big cities just like other countries in the world theres people from all around the world and northern europe. Northern europeans are very different and usually (not always) are easy to tell from Spaniards

They're very regular everyday Spaniards.

[Nordim]

They're very regular everyday Spaniards.

The darker ones sure

[Cristiano viejo]

Lighter/whiter and more northern looking than average for Spain
They are very average. Not our fault that you have the stereotype put in your American head.


Irene Paredes dont look spanish at all.
She does because she is.


she is Basque and some Basques have pretty pronounced Cro Magnon traits. it's true she could pass in Denmark xD

Paredes is a Castilian surname, not Basque.




Mariasun Quiñones (Basque)
http://www.zazpialdizkaria.eus/upload/noticias/hondarribia/kantinerak_17/01_tamborrada.jpg


/QUOTE]

100% bae
You are obsessed with curly hair people :D

[Dominicanese]

No. Spaniards and Greeks have the most mediterranean and least white looking native people in all Europe. What you ersonally saw is irrelevant. If you were around the major cities it's possble you saw many people from northern Europe and all around the world but Spaniards are very different from northern Europeans and don't look white

thats fine, but those r the average what the op put

if u think those in the photo set look too northern idk what ur definition of north is

blond or lighter hair or eyes means shit, when i was born till 12 i had dirty bright blond hair and looked like a yankee/gringo to the point where in the states (visiting) ppl didnt think i was my parents child, now iv grown and look like my parents, but anyhow

those women look like southern europeans, they r white but those whites r not the same from up north, u can tell the difference man

light hairs and eyes r nothing special, anyone can be born with em, idk if thats y u r saying they r not the average cause of the stereotype that spaniards look like flaminco dancing gypies

[frdfgcg]

Alexia Putellas
http://iv1.lisimg.com/image/11869213/640full-alexia-putellas.jpg

I would like to meet her and then she could walk with our beautiful baby. :love0001::love-smiley-036::loveheart:

[MinervaItalica]

Lola Gallardo looks like a horse.




You are obsessed with curly hair people :D

What's wrong with curly hair? They are pretty nice on women sometimes.

[Cristiano viejo]

Alexia Putellas
http://iv1.lisimg.com/image/11869213/640full-alexia-putellas.jpg

I would like to meet her and then she could walk with our beautiful baby. :love0001::love-smiley-036::loveheart:

No Gypsies genes for her children, thanks.

[Dominicanese]

They are very average. Not our fault that you have the stereotype put in your American head.


She does because she is.


Paredes is a Castilian surname, not Basque.



You are obsessed with curly hair people :D

and she proly has a perm too

[Zuh]

you should open a thread about handsome Spaniard football like this guys.


http://infohuevar.es/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/seleccion-andaluza-futbol-2016.png

[Dominicanese]

you should open a thread about handsome Spaniard football like this guys.


http://infohuevar.es/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/seleccion-andaluza-futbol-2016.png

hey there, your one

you r handsome spaniard descenant mexican man ;)

i would kiss ur penis

[Catarinense1998]

Alexia Putellas
http://iv1.lisimg.com/image/11869213/640full-alexia-putellas.jpg

I would like to meet her and then she could walk with our beautiful baby. :love0001::love-smiley-036::loveheart:

Same here.She is the most beautiful of them.

[frdfgcg]

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CvrtYWJW8AE-wFs.jpg

I'm already starting to feel that we belong together.:1_2:

[Catarinense1998]

They are very average. Not our fault that you have the stereotype put in your American head.


She does because she is.


Paredes is a Castilian surname, not Basque.



You are obsessed with curly hair people :D

Irene Paredes looks Baltid.If was looked Nordid Atlantid, Faelid, I could agree.

[Tietar]

Alexia Putellas
http://iv1.lisimg.com/image/11869213/640full-alexia-putellas.jpg

I would like to meet her and then she could walk with our beautiful baby. :love0001::love-smiley-036::loveheart:

she is waiting for you

http://www.mundodeportivo.com/r/GODO/MD/p3/Ocio/Imagenes/2015/09/11/Recortada/img_emuntanola_20150908-121154_imagenes_md_colaboradores_alexia-11-kFeE--911x683@MundoDeportivo-Web.jpg

[Cristiano viejo]

Irene Paredes looks Baltid.If was looked Nordid Atlantid, Faelid, I could agree.

Does not matter her "classification". Classifications means less than nothing. If she is Spanish, by force her look is Spanish.

[Catarinense1998]

Does not matter her "classification". Classifications means less than nothing. If she is Spanish, by force her look is Spanish.

Ok, sorry for my mistake.

[RN97]

They are very average. Not our fault that you have the stereotype put in your American head.


She does because she is.


Paredes is a Castilian surname, not Basque.



You are obsessed with curly hair people :D

Bwhahaha, you bellend. You're the one always mentioning my hair when I say anything about Spaniards.

[Cristiano viejo]

Bwhahaha, you bellend. You're the one always mentioning my hair when I say anything about Spaniards.

You only post about curly haired Spaniards, such trauma :D

[Zuh]

For some reason i find this woman very attracted to me.

https://img.uefa.com/imgml/TP/players/25/2017/324x324/250081852.jpg

[B01AB20]

I disagree strongly. The goth invasions imo have always been underplayed imo and the Moorish occupation overstated.

Depending on the bias of every person, and for political reasons as well. Nowadays for dominant cultural marxism ideology germanic = nazi and moor = multiculral, so go figure.


There is a reason why the most common surnames in Spain are nearly all Goth.

I disagree strongly. The 'ez' suffix is visigothic, but that doesn't make 'Martinez' a surname of gothic roots, or 'Perez' or 'Sanchez' or many others ended in 'ez'.
Others like 'Rodriguez' and others are indeed visigothic.



These people were farmers just like the Saxons and the majority of Vikings who colonised England. They blended away well. The Goth surnames that dominate Spain are directly from early Germanic so saying they were not pure Germanics is shaky. Panos passes perfectly in Germany.

The theory that goths were not so germanic after dwelling for centuries in south east europe is not mine, I only say what I've read.
But come on, someone 'passing perfectly in Germany' (and therefore 'someone' has to have germanic origins) is to attribute some phenotypical characteristics to germanics in exclusive, which is far from reality.

[Cristiano viejo]

For some reason i find this woman very attracted to me.

https://img.uefa.com/imgml/TP/players/25/2017/324x324/250081852.jpg

It is what happens with Spanish women... they achieve that even gay people like them :D

[Catarinense1998]

Bwhahaha, you bellend. You're the one always mentioning my hair when I say anything about Spaniards.


For some reason i find this woman very attracted to me.

https://img.uefa.com/imgml/TP/players/25/2017/324x324/250081852.jpg

Maria Alharilla looks a bit with your spanish look grandma

[Cristiano viejo]

Not in my opinion - Paños passes perfectly in Germany - Also Czech Republic. Spain is massively Goth, massively Celtic and massively Med. Enough numbers of Goths settled in Spain that they totally dominated - ruling the almost the whole of Spain for 200 years. Their genetic impact is as clear as day in Spain - the Moroccan input - not so much due the fact many of the populated areas in Spain (coastal areas) were dominated by Med influenced types.
Visigoths only formed the 5% of the Spanish population. Their genetic impact is less than blufff.

[Bell Beaker]

she is Basque and some Basques have pretty pronounced Cro Magnon traits. it's true she could pass in Denmark xD

my favourite is Celia Jimenez - these girls must have nice legs and asses, ahhh

Paredes is not a Basque name. In fact sounds like a Galician-Portuguese one.

She must be as Basque as I'm Catalan.

[Dominicanese]

spain is clearly heavily gothic influenced and the celts made their way to asturias and galicia before and after 400-600 AD bringing with em the gaipas (bagpipes)

any fool who thinks spain is unlike its european brothers and sisters ta quemao de la cavaza (retarded)

white cuba
https://s-i.huffpost.com/gadgets/slideshows/314545/slide_314545_2844928_free.jpg
http://b2.ifrm.com/67/29/0/p398670/cub8.jpg

spaniard
https://qph.fs.quoracdn.net/main-qimg-b2edbe28da9503d77b7babf8150a6331-c
https://d36tnp772eyphs.cloudfront.net/blogs/1/2014/12/spanish-comments.jpg

[Bell Beaker]

For some reason i find this woman very attracted to me.

https://img.uefa.com/imgml/TP/players/25/2017/324x324/250081852.jpg

She is smiling for the camera not for you, weirdo. xD

[Carlito's Way]

basques are butt ugly, why do latinos like claiming having ancestry from them? due to shared butt ugliness or what? smh

[Catarinense1998]

basques are butt ugly, why do latinos like claiming having ancestry from them? due to shared butt ugliness or what? smh

I never claimed have basque heritage.You need to do you coments more complete because when you say "latinos" you put all Latin Americans in the same pack.Basque heritage in Brazil is almost no existence.Obviously in spanish America basques gaveva lot of descendents.

[Cristiano viejo]

I never claimed have basque heritage.You need to do you coments more complete because when you say "latinos" you put all Latin Americans in the same pack.Basque heritage in Brazil is almost no existence.Obviously in spanish America basques gaveva lot of descendents.
He says it basically for Mexicans. RMuller for example used to claim Basque ancestry as a crazy.


I don't believe we had population figures for 500AD Iberia. What we do know is that like Greece, Southern Gaul and swathes of the Byzantine Empire - it was sparsely populated. This explains how the Goth patronymic influence dominated Spain to this day and why the the Visigothic Code (Liber Iudiciorum) would become the basis for Spanish law throughout the Middle Ages. . We have no fixed figures for the size of the Gothic hoards settling in Spain. All we have is what we see among Spanish and Portuguese today.

What is fascinating also is that the Goths had less influence along the former Byzantine coastline of Spain. Many Catalan names keep their Latin (Roman) origin. far more than in central Spain - where the Goths dominated. For example: Vidal (Vitale), Puigdemont (Pode de Mons), Fabregas (Fabra..Forge) etc

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/es/timeline/df5d2d104af2a665c74cf4e05a905978.png

[B01AB20]

True. However politics aside, living in Barcelona and travelling around Spain - it is clear to me the Moorish input was exaggerated and the Germanic input massively understated. Portugal included.

Subjective views... others users here would tell you after travelling around Spain that we're more similar to north-africans than to NW euros.
What genetics say, (I have read it :D) is that iberians are more or less the same people that some thousands years ago, before roman, gothic or moor invasions.



When I stated most Spanish surnames are visigoth - I was not talking about the ez endings. Was simply saying that most the names in Spain are visigoth/ goth - which is true. When the Goths invaded - Spain was sparsely populated and the Goths settled and never left. The language they used was Germanic and the input is clear. the names that are directly Gothic in Spain are to mention a few:

Alonso = Galician-Portuguese variant of Adalfuns.
Álvarez = patronymic form of Álvaro
Enríquez = patronymic form of Enrique - German name Heinrich.
Fernández = patronymic form of Fernando
García = patronymic form of Garces. Visigothic words garxa and garcha meaning graceful prince.
Godínez = patronymic form of Godino
Gómez = patronymic form of Gome, a loanword of the Visigothic word guma "man".
González = patronymic form of Gonzalo - from Germanic "Gunther".
Guerrero = occupational name meaning warrior, from Germanic werra, modern German wirr ("confused")
Gutiérrez = patronymic form of Gutierre
Guzmán = guts/man = goodman
Manrique(z)= from the Gothic "Aimanreiks" = Man(male) ric (realm/kingdom/power)
Henríque(z) = from the Gothic "Haimreiks" = Haim(village) ric (realm/kingdom/power)
Hernández = patronymic form of Hernando, version of Germanic Ferdinand.
Méndez = patronymic form of Mendo
Rodríguez = patronymic form of Rodrigo, from the Germanic name Roderick (Gothic Hroþareiks)
Ruiz = patronymic form of Ruy, variant of Rodrigo
Vélez = patronymic form of Vela, which itself is derived from Vigila (Wigila).

It is overwhelming and obvious.

Yeah,
Don't know the proportion of visigothic surnames, there are many indeed (but Garcia is not one of them). Not for nothing goths were the ruling class for a couple of centuries. I doubt they are the majority but I really don't know the proportion.





Could be.. but in general I don't think it matters. Germany is a massive place and genetically - proto Germans - Goths etc shared a common tongue(Eastern germanic to be precise) - that gave rise to their name - Goth. They spread all over the place - many places they were forced out of - like Roman Greece. Other places they successfully settled like Spain.



Not in my opinion - Paños passes perfectly in Germany - Also Czech Republic. Spain is massively Goth, massively Celtic and massively Med. Enough numbers of Goths settled in Spain that they totally dominated - ruling the almost the whole of Spain for 200 years. Their genetic impact is as clear as day in Spain - the Moroccan input - not so much due the fact many of the populated areas in Spain (coastal areas) were dominated by Med influenced types.

like I said before, what genetics say, (I have read it :D) is that iberians are more or less the same people that some thousands years ago, before roman, gothic or moor invasions. And if that is true then by simple logic the genetic impact of goths, moors and others can't be as clear as you say.

[Colonel Frank Grimes]

I disagree strongly. The goth invasions imo have always been underplayed imo and the Moorish occupation overstated. There is a reason why the most common surnames in Spain are nearly all Goth. These people were farmers just like the Saxons and the majority of Vikings who colonised England. They blended away well. The Goth surnames that dominate Spain are directly from early Germanic so saying they were not pure Germanics is shaky. Panos passes perfectly in Germany.

I don't know if you're a fool or a troll. What you call 'Goth surnames' are patronymic surnames, such as Rodriquez (son of Rodrigo/Roderick). Surnames weren't adopted until long after the Goths were a distant memory. Next you'll say everyone with the surname Garcia is descended directly from Basques. Garcia was a common first name throught out medieval Christian Spain.

[RN97]

Maria Alharilla looks a bit with your spanish look grandma

why did u quote me?

[Gwydion]

This one is the cutest IMO:

http://cdn2.sefutbol.com/sites/default/files/f/celia-jimenez-delgado-rfef230_009_2.jpg

Coming from an Anglo perspective, most don't seem too foreign looking but I'd say Lola Gallardo and Marta Carro look the most distant/foreign to me.

[B01AB20]

I don't know if you're a fool or a troll. What you call 'Goth surnames' are patronymic surnames, such as Rodriquez (son of Rodrigo/Roderick). Surnames weren't adopt until long after the Goths were a distant memory. Next you'll say everyone with the surname Garcia is descended directly from Basques.Garcia was a common first name in Spain.

you've reason, but If you change 'gothic surnames' for 'gothic names' then he's right. The list he posted, except Garcia, are surnames derived from (hispaniced) gothic names.

[Dominicanese]

I will fuck you

[Colonel Frank Grimes]

you've reason, but If you change 'gothic surnames' for 'gothic names' then he's right. The list he posted, except Garcia, are surnames derived from (hispaniced) gothic names.

He's arguing that that proves Spaniards have a deep strain of Visigoth ancestry. We all know this isn't true from studies that have been done. Visigoth's (and Suebis/Sueves) were a small population compared to the whole of Iberia. We don't need to make a time machine or make assumptions. One of the purposes of population genetics is to see which groups have a relation to each other. There is no indication that Germanics left a significant mark on the population.

Here is an analogy. It's like throwing a pebble in a pool. The waves it makes are slight and calm quickly comes over the water. In contrast the influence of Iberians on the American content would be like throwing a boulder in the pool. A much more bigger effect on the population with long term consequences.

At this point - with how much information population genetics has revealed - having this conversation is like going back to the 1980s and having someone say Aikido is a legitimate martial art. Back then you might say, "Well, maybe... I guess." In 2018 you would say such belief is retarded because we have the evidence to prove Aikido is retarded.

Seriously, this is stupid:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TFdhoi3wRII

Stop showing support for Aikido.

[Colonel Frank Grimes]

The point stands. These names - first names - that then became surnames - are not native to Iberia. So either Spanish in villages started randomly and for no particular reason - naming their children Roderick (Rodrigo), Haimreiks (Henríque(z)) and good man (Guzmán) - or these people had Goth ancestry which would take generations to dilute. These names came with the Gothic settlers to Iberia. So either Iberians liked the sound of them and gave their kids complete foreign Germanic names out of respect for the Goths (?) - or these people were Goths - who mixed with Spanish and kept the key Germanic names.

Or maybe population genetics proves that your argument is bullshit. A dominant political group will name places - whether they be Romans, Goths, Moors, etc. That doesn't mean the people who live in that place are of any said group. It only means it becomes the accepted place name. There are places in Mexico, for example, that are named in Spanish but the people in the area pure Amerindian. The people who are not the dominant political group will often adopt from the dominant political group. Although in the case of the Visigoths they adopted over time and more so than other Germanic groups the Hispano-Roman language but their personal names became popular because it became associated with the elite.


Secondly - the other half of the names are occupational. Most occupational names are also Germanic. Why name yourself a Germanic occupational name - unless that was the laguage you were speaking? Guerrero = occupational name meaning warrior, from Germanic werra, modern German wirr ("confused"). If the Goths were a distant memory - why not use Latin names like many Catalans continued to do?

Most occupational names in Spanish aren't Germanic based. However, lets say you were correct. What that means is Germanic words have been adopted into the language. It doesn't mean the local smith and his neighbors are descended from Germanics. That's one of the dumbest arguments I have heard in quite some time.


No, only communists use straw men. I would never suggest something like that.

It's the premise of your arguments. btw, communists also are not keen on population genetics. So you have something in common with them.


What I will state is I believe the Gothic settlement of Spain was wildly understated and the Moorish influence of Spain exaggerated for modern political reasons. However I will also say - that many Spanish who seem exceptionally Goth - could also be Celt. Remember - central Spain was Celtiberia for centuries before the Romans even stepped foot in Spain. Celts were noted to have originated along the Rhine.

This is what you should do: get yourself the studies on Iberia and population genetics. Read them. Then come back in a month. Until then you're just wasting everyone's time with your ignorance.

[Carlito's Way]

I never claimed have basque heritage.You need to do you coments more complete because when you say "latinos" you put all Latin Americans in the same pack.Basque heritage in Brazil is almost no existence.Obviously in spanish America basques gaveva lot of descendents.

yall be fake latinos smh calm yo ass down

[Carlito's Way]

i love southern spaniards, much love to them <3

[Colonel Frank Grimes]

i love southern spaniards, much love to them <3

So that explains your retardation.

https://jakubmarian.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/pisa-2015-spain-mathematics.jpg

[Carlito's Way]

So that explains your retardation.

https://jakubmarian.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/pisa-2015-spain-mathematics.jpg

nigga southern spaniards have the best culture in all of spain
your galician as people are the laughing stock, you heard of the gallego jokes? they paint your people as retarded as peasants

"¿Cuál es la única flor que no se da en Galicia?

El pensamiento"


plus no one gives a fuck about math

[Catarinense1998]

why did u quote me?

Sorry.My fault.

[Cristiano viejo]

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