Chileans, Mexicans or Colombians: Who's Whiter?

[Erronkari]

The most populated chilean area (Santiago and V region) has a very high % Euro contribution of the DNA...

[Zuh]

Does Mexico have something like the Colombian Choco region? You go there and you'll think you went through a wormhole and ended up in freaking Wakanda. IMO, Colombia is the most heterogenous country out of the three, simply out of its sheer racial diversity. That's not to say Chile and Mexico are far behind, they're quite close, actually. But as a whole they're more homogenous for being mainly White and Amerindian countries, without any sizeable African descent population.

It does the whole southern eastern coastal mexican regions people there look like Dominicans Brazilians Venezuelans.








When the mexican gov stops adding supposedly only indigenous to the "mestizo" test than will be true Mexican average they need to add white Mexicans and triracial afrmestizos too.

[Awebo]

Chileans

[alnortedelsur]

Chile without doubt.

But if some Colombian Andean regions, or some parts of Western and Northwestern Mexico were a country, they would be more or less as much European as Chile.

[HelloGuys]

Chile

[HelloGuys]

Chile without doubt.

But if some Colombian Andean regions, or some parts of Western and Northwestern Mexico were a country, they would be more or less as much European as Chile.

Agree with you; these México areas are not like Argentina or Uruguay, Chile and maybe Paraguay would be the most resemble Imo

[alnortedelsur]

Agree with you; these México areas are not like Argentina or Uruguay, Chile and maybe Paraguay would be the most resemble Imo

I would add the Venezuelan Andes in there. There are not recent serious genetic studies from that region, but as Venezuelan, I know they're very similar in its racial composition to the most Euro parts of the Colombian Andes, and by extension to Chile, Paraguay, etc (lots of harnizos and castizos and good numbers of white/criollos).

[KonanxB]

Chile without doubt.

But if some Colombian Andean regions, or some parts of Western and Northwestern Mexico were a country, they would be more or less as much European as Chile.

Yes, but following this method, if the Southern Chile or Santiago it were a country, be infinitly more European than Mexico or Colombia.

I do not agree with appealing to compare specific regions with a more European country to minimize the real difference.

[HelloGuys]

I would add the Venezuelan Andes in there. There are not recent serious genetic studies from that region, but as Venezuelan, I know they're very similar in its racial composition to the most Euro parts of the Colombian Andes, and by extension to Chile, Paraguay, etc (lots of harnizos and castizos and good numbers of white/criollos).

Really? That is very interesting to know! Sincerely I always thought that Venenzuela was more like Colombia (Pero por lo que comentas entonces estaba muy equivocado)

[HelloGuys]

Yes, but following this method, if the Southern Chile or Santiago it were a country, be infinitly more European than Mexico or Colombia.

I do not agree with appealing to compare specific regions with a more European country to minimize the real difference.

Tengo una duda; por lo que he investigado se dice que Costa Rica es el país con más aportación castiza en latinoamérica; porque hubo tanta inmigración europea a ese país? o cuanta inmigración hubo?