Alnortedelsur Guide of the Different European Regions Ranked from” Lightest” to “Darkest”

[alnortedelsur]

I have one final question: Using your ranking where would you place Turks, Kurds, Georgians, Armenians, Azerbaijanis, and North Caucasians?

Probably at level 7.

[alnortedelsur]

Bumping this for comedic purposes.

You are the pathetic Khatarlan comedian.

[alnortedelsur]

Out of curiosity, would you change anything 8 years later?

I don't care about this thread from 8 years ago. The only thing I would say is that Spaniards aren't the darkest Euros. They are on par with Central Italy and several Balkan countries. Just that.

And Catalans aren't lighter than the rest of Spaniards either. And they are part of Spain. Stay butt hurt

[Volvado Seja]

I don't care about this thread from 8 years ago. The only thing I would say is that Spaniards aren't the darkest Euros. They are on par with Central Italy and several Balkan countries. Just that.

And Catalans aren't lighter than the rest of Spaniards either. And they are part of Spain. Stay butt hurt

Just wait for the 56738399° account of this guy and he will say a lot of BS about qatarans again.

[Voskos]

Interesting .According to these groupings I've got the highest possible ranking one could possibly ever achieve: darkness level 7.

[Defcon2]

Spanish regions ranked from lightest to darkest:

1. Navarra, La Rioja, Basque Country, Aragon, Catalonia, Andorra.
2. Cantabria, Asturias, Galicia, Valencia, Argentina, Uruguay.
3. Castilla y Leon, Madrid, Castilla la Mancha, Portugal.
4. Extremadura, Andalusia, Murcia, Balearic Islands, Brazil.
5. Canarias, Ceuta, Melilla, Gibraltar.

Bonus track:

6.The rest everything else south of Cuba and Puerto Rico.

[alnortedelsur]

Interesting .According to these groupings I've got the highest possible ranking one could possibly ever achieve: darkness level 7.

This old thread (that I don't care about it any more) is from like 9 years ago. It was forgotten until certain Catalan idiot bumped it.

I have changed since then, and some of my opinions might not be exactly the same as 9 years ago. I used to think that Greeks were the darkest, but nowadays I think there is not much difference in pigmentation between continental Greeks and Spaniards, though I still think Spaniards might have some more blondism and light eyes than Greeks, but not by much of a big difference.

[alnortedelsur]

Spanish regions ranked from lightest to darkest:

1. Navarra, La Rioja, Basque Country, Aragon, Catalonia, Andorra.
2. Cantabria, Asturias, Galicia, Valencia, Argentina, Uruguay.
3. Castilla y Leon, Madrid, Castilla la Mancha, Portugal.
4. Extremadura, Andalusia, Murcia, Balearic Islands, Brazil.
5. Canarias, Ceuta, Melilla, Gibraltar.

Bonus track:

6.The rest everything else south of Cuba and Puerto Rico.

I think Baleares could be perfectly on level 3 of your list.

[lo_ovalle]

Romanians are much whiter than Spaniards in all my lived experience, always. Just to give an example: Of my last 6 chats with Romanians, 4 of them have very light eyes, two have blonde hair and two have very pale skin. On the contrary, regarding the last 6 chats with Spaniards, none of them are blond, only two have pale skin and only one has blue eyes.

4 people with highly depigmented ocular and capillary characteristics, and two with both characteristics, compared to only 1 and 0, respectively. It is a very noticeable statistical difference. And in general, for the people of the two countries that I have dealt with and seen, that trend is maintained, to a lesser or greater extent.

[Cristiano viejo]

Spanish regions ranked from lightest to darkest:

1. Navarra, La Rioja, Basque Country, Aragon, Catalonia, Andorra.
2. Cantabria, Asturias, Galicia, Valencia, Argentina, Uruguay.
3. Castilla y Leon, Madrid, Castilla la Mancha, Portugal.
4. Extremadura, Andalusia, Murcia, Balearic Islands, Brazil.
5. Canarias, Ceuta, Melilla, Gibraltar.

Bonus track:

6.The rest everything else south of Cuba and Puerto Rico.

Not sure what is more ridicolous, if settling Catalonia in the 1, or Uruguay and Argentina above half Spain.

Romanians are much whiter than Spaniards in all my lived experience, always. Just to give an example: Of my last 6 chats with Romanians, 4 of them have very light eyes, two have blonde hair and two have very pale skin. On the contrary, regarding the last 6 chats with Spaniards, none of them are blond, only two have pale skin and only one has blue eyes.

So according your Costa Rican logic Romanians are 66% light eyed and 33% blonde, and Spaniards 0% blonde.

The day you travel to Spain and Romania we talk.