Classify the Argentines in this video

[Tooting Carmen]

They are from Cordoba.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s8yXPCVKxO0

[Oliver109]

Many Med and 1 or 2 alpines, a few Indian admixed people, not that different to people from Cordoba Spain.

[Tooting Carmen]

Many Med and 1 or 2 alpines, a few Indian admixed people, not that different to people from Cordoba Spain.

Except you'd have to substitute Amerindian admixture for Gypsy admixture, surely?:p

[Oliver109]

Except you'd have to substitute Amerindian admixture for Gypsy admixture, surely?:p

:rotfl:

[Erronkari]

Many Med and 1 or 2 alpines, a few Indian admixed people, not that different to people from Cordoba Spain.

Perfect description!!

[Tooting Carmen]

At least half of them look Mestizo to me.

[Erronkari]

At least half of them look Mestizo to me.

I think it's a coincidence to me...
Depends of the area cordobeses look a bit different.
But it's a city with less diversity than Buenos Aires, at least genetically talking, exams prove that it's quite difficult find cordobeses with less than 60% Euro (but exist though), while in Buenos Aires although they are rare, they are a bigger number... even less than 40%.
Even though the average is a bit more Euro in BA (One study said 76% average, and another said 79.9%, while I only saw one study for Córdoba and it said around ~71/72% Euro).

Those alpinized types that Oliver said are not rare in Córdoba since many piedmontese immigrants settled in the province.
Surpringsly Córdoba recived a good number of piedmontese, basque and andalusian immigrants, different to Buenos Aires, that recived a more balanced number of italians from the south and the north, and more galicians.

One guy that appeared in the video under a bridge or a viaduct has a little resemblance to Juan Martín del Potro to me. Del Potro is mostly of galician and piedmontese origin, and those traits are quite common in Piamonte, Italy, in my opinion.

[Jacques de Imbelloni]

Mestizos.

[Tooting Carmen]

bump

[Diego Garcia]

Nota bene: El guiri no pilla la indirecta que la mayoría de los cordobeses a quien pregunta y mediante un mensaje muy elegante le envían: "Ni puta idea ni interés. Borrate, boludo."

[Diego Garcia]

In contrast I like how the argentinian cordobese speak, very different to porteño:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=54TCn9Xr3-Q


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PDxpGz31OGc