Compare & Contrast: Luso-French VS Franco-Spanish people, main phenotypes

[aherne]

They don't look similar at all to ethnic French: half form a visible minority, the rest are more or less passable.

[Visage pâle]

You wrote on the other thread that Spaniards were MUCH lighter than Portuguese in France, wich for someone who goes to Andalusia almost every month like I do is quite comical.

There are many gypsies in Andalusia. But I did speak from my experience nothing more. Now if people here wants to have a little representation of portuguese and spanish, they can check on Wikipedia, footballers from spanish league and portuguese league (only native peoples of course). You will see by yourself.

You also wrote than Spaniards looked more like French than they do to Portuguese. I would like to see the opinion of a genuine French about how many of those Franco-Spaniards look frenchy. When I imagine ancient Gauls I see Buñuel and Hidalgo faces...

It seems you "forgot" in your list, peoples like Guillaume Canet, Marthe Villalonga, Hugo Lloris, Alain Giresse and his son, Michel Hidaldo, Papacito (famous french troll) Julien Sanchez (Mayor of Beaucaire), Guilhem Guirado, Henry de Lesquen, Camille Lopez, Jean Sevilla, Clara Morgane etc.

[Sebastianus Rex]

There are many gypsies in Andalusia. But I did speak from my experience nothing more. Now if people here wants to have a little representation of portuguese and spanish, they can check on Wikipedia, footballers from spanish league and portuguese league (only native peoples of course). You will see by yourself.



It seems you "forgot" in your list, peoples like Guillaume Canet, Marthe Villalonga, Hugo Lloris, Alain Giresse and his son, Michel Hidaldo, Papacito (famous french troll) Julien Sanchez (Mayor of Beaucaire), Guilhem Guirado, Henry de Lesquen, Camille Lopez, Jean Sevilla, Clara Morgane etc.

Oh ok, so your theory is based on the pics of football players not actually from being in those countries. Football players are not a reliable source, about half of the players here are either Brazilian or of mixed origin. It's like evaluating the French based on how look the football players on the French league.

I posted examples quasi randomly (I actually avoided Griezmann as a franco-pt example), but you are welcome to post them.

Meanwhile more Franco-Portuguese people:

Louane Emera (singer/actress - half portuguese)


Marie Myriam - real name Myriam Lopes (eurovision winner for France - Portuguese parents)



Ruben Alves (film director - portuguese parents)


Damien da Silva (fotballer - Port. parents)


Emmanuel Demarcy Mota (theatrical director/dramaturg - half Portuguese):

[Visage pâle]

Oh ok, so your theory is based on the pics of football players not actually from being in those countries. Football players are not a reliable source, about half of the players here are either Brazilian or of mixed origin. I's like evaluating the French based on how look the football players on the French league.

I know very well how to differenciate ethnic french from the others, it's the same for Portugal.

I posted examples quasi randomly (I actually avoided Griezmann as a franco-pt example), but you are welcome to post them.

Sure like the very blonds portugueses you've post on others threads. So much blonds, that i nearly never saw portugueses like that irl (it's even hard to see french like that) but it was "quasi" randomly. I believe you. Probably i was mistaken, i should go to Portugal to see light blond portugueses, it would probably be more representative than my experience of life.
Now this "competition Spain/Portugal" is annoying me. Game is over for me.

more Franco-Portuguese people:
Louane Emera (singer/actress - half portuguese)

She has zero % french ancestry, his father is german.

[Rouxinol]

I’ve always had 2 to 3 light blond, blue-eyed people as classmates, since elementary to highschool (classes of about 20 to 25 pupils). I’ve never met blond Spanish people in real life but that doesn’t mean they are a rarity, I just don’t live there...

[Sebastianus Rex]

I know very well how to differenciate ethnic french from the others, it's the same for Portugal.



Sure like the very blonds portugueses you've post on others threads. So much blonds, that i nearly never saw portugueses like that irl (it's even hard to see french like that) but it was "quasi" randomly. I believe you. Probably i was mistaken, i should go to Portugal to see light blond portugueses, it would probably be more representative than my experience of life.
Now this "competition Spain/Portugal" is annoying me. Game is over for me.



She has zero % french ancestry, his father is german.

1. And I can spot gypsies very well when I go to Andalusia or whatever.
2. On the other thread I posted those very light types to adress a claim that a few users who dont know what they are talking about repeatedly spread. If so, then I would like to see those claims proved...same as you, talk is cheap.
3. The "competition" was started by you when you had a sudden attack of "muh Spanish whiteness" and wrote that in France the Spainards are " much lighter" than the Portuguese and that they look more like the French people than they do with Portuguese, now you are playing the inocent. Again, talk is cheap, consubstantiante your claims.
4. Whatever, she's half Portuguese and has French nationality.

[Latinus]

I think both countries are generally interchangeable, but there are some widespread Spanish phenotypes which are uncommon in Portugal. I'm thinking about types like Anne Hidalgo and Isabelle Alonso. These types have strong Spanish vibes, almost stereotypical.

This Anne Hidalgo looks pseudo mixed Latina to me...
Are you saying Spain has more exotic types than Portugal? Sure, the Spain has a bigger population, but I always thought that, proportionally speaking, Portugal had more exotic types than Spain.

[JMack]

This Anne Hidalgo looks pseudo mixed Latina to me...
Are you saying Spain has more exotic types than Portugal? Sure, the Spain has a bigger population, but I always thought that, proportionally speaking, Portugal had more exotic types than Spain.

I think Spaniards have more exotic types, yeah.

[Latinus]

This gentleman is one of those types that I would associate with race mixing (pardo) if he was Brazilian:


Many times I find it harder to tell dark Iberians/Berids from Brazilian pardos.

[Rouxinol]

This gentleman is one of those types that I would associate with race mixing (pardo) if he was Brazilian:


Many times I find it harder to tell dark Iberians/Berids from Brazilian pardos.

Whoever that is I don’t think he looks like a Brazilian Ronaldo or Neymar, pardos, in the slightest. He looks totally Europid.