Classify this Mexican actor

[Xacal]

Eddy Vilard
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https://media.gettyimages.com/photos/actor-eddy-vilard-attends-the-mtvs-soap-opera-popland-party-at-club-picture-id135303697?s=612x612
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[Firenna]

Atlanto-Alpine.

[Tsuin]

Atlanto-Alpine

[Tooting Carmen]

North Atlantid. French surname?

[Xacal]

North Atlantid. French surname?

His real name is actually "Martin Eduardo Villasana Ruiz"

[Cristiano viejo]

Spanish living in Mexico.

[Odelia]

Spanish living in Mexico.
Um no, he's way too atypical! His surname is French and that's telling, but he could also have German ancestry! Heard of German Mexicans...?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_Mexicans
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_Mexicans#Notable_people

They're a huge minority! Stop claiming a blondie as your own just because he makes a good bottom! :picard2:

[Hoosierboy]

Could pass as a White man

[Cristiano viejo]

Um no, he's way too atypical! His surname is French and that's telling, but he could also have German ancestry! Heard of German Mexicans...?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_Mexicans
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_Mexicans#Notable_people

They're a huge minority! Stop claiming a blondie as your own just because he makes a good bottom! :picard2:
His name is Martín Eduardo Villasana Ruiz, stupid. Stop claiming a blondie as your own just because he makes a good bottom! :picard2:

[Skye]

I guess North Atlantid. Vilard might've have been chosen as a stage name because its shorter than Vilasana?

[Gallop]

Villasana
(For foreigners: Villasana is not pronounced Vilasana) thank you.
Likewise, stop calling the Catholic Queen Isabella since she was Isabel.

https://www.heraldicafamiliar.com/objetos/escudos/Villasana.jpg

Castilian surname of toponymic origin, very infrequent and spread throughout Spain, although it is registered mainly in Malaga, Community of Madrid, Cantabria, Asturias, Vizcaya and Burgos, being less present in Barcelona, Salamanca, Zaragoza, Alava, Castellón and Valencia, among others.

It comes from the toponym Villasana de Mena, name of a town in the province of Burgos, whose meaning is evident.

They proved their nobility before the "Real Chancillería de Valladolid, among others: Francisco Villasana, neighbor of Hormilla (La Rioja), in 1830; Pedro de Villasana, neighbor of Cuzcurrita de Río Tirón (La Rioja), in 1630; Juan de Villasana Carranza, neighbor of Murillo de Río Leza (La Rioja), in 1727, and Juana Sanz, widow of Pedro de Villasana, neighbor of Cuzcurrita de Río Tirón, in 1539.

On the other hand, Nicolás and Matías de Villasana Ramírez de la Piscina Somalo e Irso, born in Ollauri (La Rioja), residents in Bilbao, and originally from Villasana (Burgos), obtained Sello Mayor de hidalguía in Bilbao, on December 23, 1738.

Juan Ángel de Villasana, neighbor and merchant of Bilbao, in the name of his son, Ignacio de Villasana y Bengoechea, proved his nobility, Biscainía and cleanliness of blood before the Lord Corregidor of the Lordship of Biscay, to enter as Cadet in the Royal Company of Marine Guards of the Navy, in 1791.

Another Meaning of Villasana

Castilian surname, originating from the town called Villasana de Mena (whose name I take), belonging to the Real Valle de Mena and province of Burgos.


Coat of Arms of the Surname Villasana:
On a field of gules, a band of gold, accompanied in chief and in point by three crowns of gold. Border sewn of gules, with eight golden blades.


apples, of goThose based in Logroño use: In a field of gold, two greyhounds, of the same color, sable, one on top of the other.

Another Meaning of Villasana

This toponym has ancient solar houses in the region of Castilla la Vieja, and possessed noble settlements in the provinces of Logroño and Burgos. From the latter it passed to Mexico in the first half of the XVI century. In the hall of the Hijosdalgo of the Royal Chancellery of Valladolid, Don Pedro de Villasana proved his nobility of blood in 1630, neighbor of Cuzcurrita, and Don Francisco de Villasana García, in 1830, resident of Hornilla, both places belonging to Logroño. The quality of those of this lineage was demonstrated by the entrance in one of the Royal Companies of Spanish Marine Guards of Don Vicente Antonio de Villasana y Saenz, Cadet of the Regiment of Leon, native of Freguajantes and native of Soto de Cameros, Logroño in 1776.


Ruíz

https://www.plusesmas.com/pictures/escudos/40000/40778-escudo-ruiz.jpg

The surname Ruiz originates in medieval Spain. It is a full-fledged patronymic coming from the Germanic name Rodrigo (Hrōþ-rīks), whose meaning is "He who is rich in glory and money", like 'Loud+Rich' in English. Its spelling in Spain in the high and middle Middle Ages was Ruy or Rui, from which comes "Ruiz" ("son of" Ruy). As it is a patronymic name, it does not have a unique origin, so there are several houses of different origins throughout the northern slope of medieval Spain. The surname has spread throughout Spain, America and the regions that were conquered and colonized by the Spanish Empire and those to which they have migrated.

Ruiz in America

The Ruiz surname entered America during the Spanish conquest and later in the colony. Since New Granada was the center of government, most of them settled in the highlands of Cundinamarca and the mountains of Santander.

Throughout American history, this surname has produced distinguished servants of the crown and the republic. They have been founders of cities, industries, military, mayors, senators of the republic, revolutionaries, writers, musicians, politicians, educators and explorers. The original founders of the Ruiz surname in New Granada were noblemen in their own right.

Mexico

Alonso Ruiz (XV/XVI century) arrives with Cortés. He settled in Mexico City. Also the Ruiz surname comes from the end of the XIX century in the Municipality of Acambay in the State of Mexico ....

[axel.aleman]

Atlantid

[Activateur]

Atlantid alpine and dinarid, looks Italian.