Jamaica.

[Dominicanese]

Kingston Airport

Norman Manley Inlt Airport

[Sikeliot]

yupp, Nigerians

although Jamaicans are more Igbo, but still yes, but remember Cuba received alot of Jamaicans in the east side to work in the sugar cane fields, alongside with Haitians

I think Cubans have more Yoruba ancestry than Igbo. Also both Jamaicans and Cubans have Ghanaian and Congolese ancestry, though less so than Nigerian. Either way they are the closest looking Caribbeans to one another I think.

[Dominicanese]

[Dominicanese]

I think Cubans have more Yoruba ancestry than Igbo. Also both Jamaicans and Cubans have Ghanaian and Congolese ancestry, though less so than Nigerian. Either way they are the closest looking Caribbeans to one another I think.

i agree, or we can say AfroCubans looks most similar to Anglo-Caribbeans from all Spanish speaking nations

similar to how Dominicans look similar to Afro-Curacaoans or AfroPortuguese nations

[Sikeliot]

similar to how Dominicans look similar to Afro-Curacaoans or AfroPortuguese nations

No coincidence there, as a lot of blacks in Cape Verde were eventually sent to the Dominican Republic as slaves instead. And both have significant Senegambian ancestry. Even one of my Cape Verdean friends mistakes many of her own people for Dominican (though it may be partly due to preconceived notions about how Cape Verdeans look).

[Dominicanese]

Pedro Banks, Jamaica

little islands far off south in the caribbean sea, but it is part of Jamaica (about 50 miles away), most of the folks there are local fishermen and speak with the typical general Caribbean English accent and are mainly Blacks and Mulattoes of the lower class

Location:


Pedro Banks

[Dominicanese]

[Dominicanese]

Maroon Town, Jamaica

[Dominicanese]

Sangster Intl Airport - Montego Bay, Jamaica

[Dominicanese]