Classify beautiful Brazilian actress

[nandabuosi]

Her SSA is obvious to me but then again, I am good at spotting it. She's probably @ 20-25% SSA, no Amerindian

Her eyes look Mongoloid influence

[SobieskisavedEurope]

Gracile Med - Berid with minor Sudanid & Brazilid influences.

[Awebo]

There's no SSA in her pheno. Alex90 just wants to see SSA in her in an attempt to liken the Dominican Republic to Brazil.

[Steve-O]

There's no SSA in her pheno. Alex90 just wants to see SSA in her in an attempt to liken the Dominican Republic to Brazil.

LOL, like the way you tried to claim that Mexicans and Brazilians had the exact same African component? Go elsewhere, acomplejado. You're not fooling me.

[Awebo]

LOL, like the way you tried to claim that Mexicans and Brazilians had the exact same African component? Go elsewhere, acomplejado. You're not fooling me.

That's been proven. Both countries received slaves almost exclusively from Angola. You're good at making a fool of yourself anyway, so there's no need for me to try hard, really.

http://oldlibrary.westga.edu/~histor...20americas.pdf

[Steve-O]

That's been proven. Both countries received slaves almost exclusively from Angola. You're good at making a fool of yourself anyway, so there's no need for me to try hard, really.

http://oldlibrary.westga.edu/~histor...20americas.pdf

But this study is only about Mexico's African component

Brazil received a mixed amount of slaves from Central Africa as well like the Congo and also Nigeria... Come on complejo, get your facts straight at least

[Awebo]

But this study is only about Mexico's African component

Brazil received a mixed amount of slaves from Central Africa as well like the Congo and also Nigeria... Come on complejo, get your facts straight at least

Here you go changuito...

African cultural influence is extremely pronounced in Brazil. Indeed, it's almost redundant to speak of Afro-Brazilian culture since almost 90 million Brazilians share African roots. During the colonial period, African slaves from Angola, Congo and Mozambique were imported into the port of Rio de Janeiro.

http://www.forbes.com/sites/cedricmu...le-for-africa/

In the seventeenth century, the supply of slaves came mainly from Angola and the ‘Contra Costa’ (Indian Ocean coast) of Africa. For a century and a half following the Portuguese recovery of Luanda from the Dutch in 1648, Angola provided an inexhaustible reservoir of human merchandise. During the eighteenth century, 70 per cent of the slaves shipped to Brazil were obtained in Angola

http://www.theroot.com/articles/worl...one_place.html

Slaves disembarked in Brazil came from various African regions. The majority of them came from the Bantu linguistic groups of West Central Africa, where today are the countries of Angola, Congo and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

http://www.africandiasporatourism.co...e-3&Itemid=134

Angola was a major source of slaves to Brazil, which was, out of the several European colonies in the Americas, the largest single importer of slaves during the Transatlantic Slave Trade. Two-thirds of those slaves in Brazil originated from the Angola/Kongo region.^[1]

[Steve-O]

Lol, dude, you are debunking your own self Are you so dense?!

I quit with you complejos, you are one dumb friggin poster

[Vullkan]

i think she is white with a little native american mix.

[Awebo]

Lol, dude, you are debunking your own self Are you so dense?!

I quit with you complejos, you are one dumb friggin poster

Lmao, sure kid. The sources only confirm the bulk of slaves brought to both countries were from the same stock, southern Africa (namely Angola), for the most part (unlike the Island of the Apes). You could ask Brazilians here for further sources, since it should be easier for them to find some in Portuguese which verify what you so conveniently refuse to believe.