MADRID 1928. Classify Southwest europeans.

[Morena]

I prefer Iberian women with shorter faces and some alpinization/softness to their face over the super long headed ones with sharper features, with males this diference is irrelevant to me regarding aesthetics preference.

I agree with this 100%!

I don't think much of Spanish men, TBH. Italians, French men, and Portuguese (yes, there is a difference) men are better looking. The only exception is Yon Gonzales. But you know this.

edit: goodnight y'all. I'm tired.

[Ruggery]

No. Spain is not like countries like UK or France, where everybody has a lot of origins.

Or Germany

[Cristiano viejo]

I agree with this 100%!

I don't think much of Spanish men, TBH. Italians, French men, and Portuguese (yes, there is a difference) men are better looking. The only exception is Yon Gonzales. But you know this.

Sure...
I am the most handsome male here, for example

[Latinus]

I always thought Claudia Abreu has an 100% iberian and high class brazilian look.

Don't know about high class, but she looks super Iberian, that's for sure. One of the types I don't associate with Italy, sorely Iberia.

[Cristiano viejo]

Yes, in Portuguese we write Vasques - much more classy. Vazquez with z looks Mexican.

Vasques with s looks Brazilian, and sounds very low class.
A bad copy of the Spanish surnames.

I mean... if genetics say there is french or german, there are ancestors. That they might be too far back is a different thing. Though if they have higher than 20% I think they should know about it.

It is very uncommon to have foreign known ancestors in Spain. In UK lot of people have Irish or Scott recent ancestors. In France the same. In Eastern Europe too (yourself). That does not happen in countries like Spain, Italy, Portugal or Greece.

[Tenma de Pegasus]

Vasques with s looks Brazilian, and sounds very low class.
A bad copy of the Spanish surnames.



It is very uncommon to have foreign known ancestors in Spain. In UK lot of people have Irish or Scott recent ancestors. In France the same. In Eastern Europe too (yourself). That does not happen in countries like Spain, Italy, Portugal or Greece.

Vasques, Vasquez and Vaz sound high class like Nóbrega and Andrade. Silva and Pereira are low class names in Brazil. More because they are common and many non european descendants adopted it in the past.

[Ruggery]

This actress is English however I see that she could fit very well in Iberia her face is not atypical.


The actress who plays Cersei Lannister in Games of Thrones also could pass very well in Iberia although not as typical as the first.

[Latinus]

Vasques, Vasquez and Vaz sound high class like Nóbrega and Andrade. Silva and Pereira are low class names in Brazil. More because they are common and many non european descendants adopted it in the past.

I think the Portuguese surname Moraes sounds beautiful, but the Spanish Morales, well, not very much...

[Cristiano viejo]

I think the Portuguese surname Moraes sounds beautiful, but the Spanish Morales, well, not very much...

Morales sounds very bad, it is ugly IMO.
The case is that the Portuguese surnames ended in -s are the altered version of Spanish surnames. We see it as a poor copy of our surnames. Not saying they are ugly (they are not, for example Vasques sounds good) but they are low class to us. It sounds like too many artificial.

[Rouxinol]

I think the Portuguese surname Moraes sounds beautiful, but the Spanish Morales, well, not very much...

We don't spell it like that anymore. It's Morais now. I also prefer Mendes over Menendez (awful).