Classify Blonde Canarian Priscilla Hernandez:

[Melkiirs]

Born in La Palma, although she currently resides in Navarra. She is both a singer-songwriter and fantasy illustrator. Her record label is called Yidneth Records.

She mainly produces dark fantasy inspired music which she terms "Ethereal gothic". In addition to her own music she has produced arrangements of folk songs from Northern Europe (Iceland, Latvia, Finland), but not from her native Canaries or even Iberia.

This is her website:
https://priscillahernandez.com/

I am curious if she passes in the Canaries based on her morphology despite her lighter than average pigmentation. I doubt her hair is naturally so blond, but it is probably not as dark as average Canarian. Please assist in classifying/passing as best you can.

Here is a selection of photos:

https://i.ibb.co/7zsDXBW/ab6761610000e5ebad778a815c4a029637d29ae8.jpghttps://i.ibb.co/fNW760v/Eym-ix9-XMCMKK-A.jpghttps://i.ibb.co/rs8Gtgp/mini-thisishalloween.jpghttps://i.ibb.co/gzyVCqw/NDWnd-FT1-400x400.jpg

[Occiput in Starlight]

Any dudes hit on you yet since you amended your profile's gender?

[Eurafricanid]

Canarid, textbook even.

[Xacal]

Alpine + CM

[Melkiirs]

Canarid, textbook even.

Canarians are not darker haired than most mainland Iberians, right? In eye color they may be darker with only 16% light and intermediate eyes, but I‘m not sure about hair color.

This is from Coon:


„ The hair varies from straight through wavy to ringlets, as in most Berbers. The hair color is black (Fischer #27), in 24 per cent of the series, dark brown (#4) in 47 per cent, and golden-brown to reddish in the rest. The lightest Fischer number recorded is #9. All of the near blonds are on the reddish or golden side; not a single ash-blond has been observed. In eye color, 84 per cent have shades between the Martin #1 and #6, including browns and very dark-mixed; the rest are evenly mixed or light-mixed. On the whole, the modern Canarians seem less blond than the Riffians. Despite this statistical evidence of the predominantly brunet quality of the modern Canarians, the blond beauty of the female inhabitants of Teneriffe is famous in seafaring quarters, just as the blondism of the early Guanches struck the Spaniards. Fischer finds no Nordic type in the present-day Canarian population, but attributes the mixed blondism present in it to his "Crô-Magnon" element, which is the modern version of Hooton's "Guanche" type. Hooton readily states that he has no means of attributing any given pigment character to any one of his selected cranial types. It is, therefore, questionable whether there was a Nordic type in the Canary Islands in the pigmental as well as in the skeletal sense.“

[Melkiirs]

Any dudes hit on you yet since you amended your profile's gender?

The only time that I was able to attract a male posing as a female online was when I was around 11 playing EverQuest. I pretended to be an adult Swedish woman.

[InmostLight]

You definitely have a type. I can never post my face here again

[Melkiirs]

You definitely have a type. I can never post my face here again

She is not my type. I am not fond of such light hair. I discovered her while listening to Latvian folk music on YouTube. I was somewhat surprised to find out that she is not only from Spain but the Canaries.

Here is her version of Latvian folk ballad Jūrā gāju naudas gūti:

https://youtu.be/6MKuZRDEwQg

[Gallop]

05-06-2021
#13
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/showthread.php?346266-Compilation-of-Spanish-blondes/page2

I already had Priscila Hernández published in my thread compilation of Spanish blondes, in the year 2021

Sometimes I don't know what continent some foreigners must think Spain is on.

[Melkiirs]

05-06-2021
#13
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/showthread.php?346266-Compilation-of-Spanish-blondes/page2

I already had Priscila Hernández published in my thread compilation of Spanish blondes, in the year 2021

Sometimes I don't know what continent some foreigners must think Spain is on.

Another member Tietar posted an individual classification thread for her back in 2018 as shown in the similar threads below. Next time I will be more careful to check if a subject has already been posted. This is the first time this happened for me.

She surprised me more because she was Canarian rather than just Spanish. I was under the impression that they were noticeably darker than mainland Iberians. Do you know how many of the Spanish blonds you posted originate from the Canaries?

[Beowulf]

She is not by type. I am not fond of such light hair. I discovered her while listening to Latvian folk music on YouTube. I was somewhat surprised to find out that she is not only from Spain but the Canaries.

Here is her version of Latvian folk ballad Jūrā gāju naudas gūti:

https://youtu.be/6MKuZRDEwQg

I enjoyed this song, thanks for the link!

[lei.talk]

Canarid, textbook even.

https://i.imgur.com/u7leimb.png

click image to read original taxonomical characterisation

https://i.imgur.com/9X9ImM5.png (https://iiif.lib.harvard.edu/manifests/view/drs:427353586$328i)

[Laredo]

Depigmented Berid/Gracile med . Looks like those Gallop's Andalusians.

[Beowulf]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfaI5ya0QN0&ab_channel=PriscillaHernandez


i can't stop listening her songs now :)

[InmostLight]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfaI5ya0QN0&ab_channel=PriscillaHernandez


i can't stop listening her songs now :)

Her work is absolutely gorgeous. Thanks for sharing, Milkaner! I might have to use one of her songs for my upcoming aerial performance.

[Sacrificed Ram]

The only time that I was able to attract a male posing as a female online was when I was around 11 playing EverQuest. I pretended to be an adult Swedish woman.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hp1iXMM3Jtg

[Melkiirs]

…

What is the relevance of Lucy Hay, Countess of Carlisle? While she indeed used her feminine charms to manipulate she was also biologically female. She did not pretend to be another gender.

[Flamingo]

Canarid, textbook even.

Really? My first impression was Ukranian.

[Sacrificed Ram]

What is the relevance of Lucy Hay, Countess of Carlisle? While she indeed used her feminine charms to manipulate she was also biologically female. She did not pretend to be another gender.

No, your avatar reminds the singer Jacqui McShee (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacqui_McShee).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nwqP_yoszCE
This tread became a topic to promote folk music.

Also folk/new age music can have sedutive armenoid donzels...