History of Spanish race in one picture.

[Kurgan]

Ok friend, as you say, the Spanish are descendants of Greeks and Moors. You can now calm your agenda.

I never went to that extreme. I said more than once that the Spanish are primarily Roman. I just think there's a large enough Moorish substrate that's worth recognizing, but some nordicists and nationalists want to wipe out an entire chapter of Spanish history and culture. Spain was enhanced by its contact with the Moors, and their contributions to Spanish society and DNA deserve some degree of credit.

[Duffmannn]

The mild trolls are the worst ones.

You catch fastly the obvious trolls.

But the good ones work like a drop, continously, and after a time you finish soggy.

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Josefa del Águila Ceballos of Federico de Madrazo


Josefa del Águila Ceballos, then Marquise de Espeja, by Federico de Madrazo and Kuntz, 1852, oil on canvas, 220 x 130 cm, Madrid, Museo Nacional del Prado. Donation of Alicia Koplowitz, 2018.

The portrayed, Mrs. Josefa del Águila and Ceballos Alvarado and Álvarez de Faria (San Sebastián, February 16, 1826-Madrid, December 26, 1888), married in 1850 with José María Narváez, II Viscount of Aliatar and years later II Duke of Valencia was 26 years old when, according to the date of the canvas, the portrait was made, which was completed two years later by the artist.

[Token]

I never went to that extreme. I said more than once that the Spanish are primarily Roman. I just think there's a large enough Moorish substrate that's worth recognizing, but some nordicists and nationalists want to wipe out an entire chapter of Spanish history and culture. Spain was enhanced by its contact with the Moors, and their contributions to Spanish society and DNA deserve some degree of credit.

Mostly Celtiberian.

[Ruggery]

I never went to that extreme. I said more than once that the Spanish are primarily Roman. I just think there's a large enough Moorish substrate that's worth recognizing, but some nordicists and nationalists want to wipe out an entire chapter of Spanish history and culture. Spain was enhanced by its contact with the Moors, and their contributions to Spanish society and DNA deserve some degree of credit.

You said 2 false things, the Spaniards are not more Roman or more Moors.

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