Classify this Black Uruguayan girl!

[Carlito's Way]

no amerindian traits in her, some of these posters are retarded
she looks mulatta and passes easily for a biracial american

[Latinus]

no amerindian traits in her, some of these posters are retarded
she looks mulatta and passes easily for a biracial american

Sure. But I think her vibe is more mulata Latina than biracial American, but she could be both, yes.

[Ruggery]

Yeah, Cisplatina was disputed by Brazil for a long time even when Brazil was a Portuguese Colony, the country even was part of the Brazilian Impire around 1824.

Also, between a good chunk of Uruguayan/Cisplatina History, their biggest city was Sacramente, a portuguese speaking city. Probably their population was similar to Rio Grande do Sul's Colonial Pelotas with açorians, amerindians and blacks. Even today there is a big overlap between Pampas(Southern Rio Grande do Sul and Uruguay). Last, brazilians slavers ran away to the borders of the Empire looking for freedom, so we have Uruguay again.

If Cisplatina was brazilian, they would much probably like Rio Grande do Sul with 12 milion people and filled with european immigrants during the immigration Era. Monte Video could be a new Porto Alegre with its 4.6 milion people.

The area that is currently Uruguay was a disputed area between Argentina and Brazil, before it belonged to the Viceroyalty of the Rio de la Plata, but thanks to the intervention of France and the United Kingdom, Uruguay became independent.
Culturally Uruguay is a mix between Argentina and southern Brazil.

[Erronkari]

The area that is currently Uruguay was a disputed area between Argentina and Brazil, before it belonged to the Viceroyalty of the Rio de la Plata, but thanks to the intervention of France and the United Kingdom, Uruguay became independent.
Culturally Uruguay is a mix between Argentina and southern Brazil.

Modern uruguayans are different, depends of the area.
Southern uruguayans (and especially montevideans) are totally different to any other places in South-America.
They are not related to others in any way, 150% different.

Now, central and northern Uruguay yes, is like a copy carbon of Río Grande do Sul except for the language.
In the borders with Brazil people talk in "portunhol" though.

[SilverKnight]

This isn't America, she isn't exactly 'black', she's a mulatto

[Erronkari]

This isn't America, she isn't exactly 'black', she's a mulatto

Imo she looks 60/40 Euro / SSA though.

[SilverKnight]

Imo she looks 60/40 Euro / SSA though.

Alrededor..

[Annie999]

The few blacks/mulattos in Uruguay come from Brazil.

Indeed.

[Annie999]

The area that is currently Uruguay was a disputed area between Argentina and Brazil, before it belonged to the Viceroyalty of the Rio de la Plata, but thanks to the intervention of France and the United Kingdom, Uruguay became independent.
Culturally Uruguay is a mix between Argentina and southern Brazil.

Uruguay is a country with a culture that is shared by Argentina and Southern Brazil. I still remember all those gauchos (people from Porto Alegre) saying how they wish for Southern Brazil unite with Argentina and Uruguay for cultural reasons. (They felt more similar to us then to the rest of Brazil).

[Erronkari]

Uruguay is a country with a culture that is shared by Argentina and Southern Brazil. I still remember all those gauchos (people from Porto Alegre) saying how they wish for Southern Brazil unite with Argentina and Uruguay for cultural reasons. (They felt more similar to us then to the rest of Brazil).

RS shares its culture a lot with Uruguay.
But RS and central Argentina are 100% different, they don't really share nothing despite the mate and asado/churrasco.
But differences between both are huge.
I know quite well both places.