are Romanians the most Latino nation of Europe?

[Nurzat]

- we speak a Latin dialect-gone-distinct-language
- we share some social issues of Latin America
- we're closer in GDP/capita, wage and economy in general to Latin America than to Western Europe
- we're known in the West for illegal activities and criminality
- we look very diverse from individual to individual, just as Latin America, ranging in looks from South Asian and Near Eastern to Balkan, Eastern European and a few ones even Western/Northern Euro
- even though we have winters, we consider ourselves a Southern people, we love the 20km-long seaside we have and shoot all our videos there, mostly in Spanish or Portuguese!!
- we mostly look generic Mediterranids, just as Latin Americans
- we are shortest Europeans, our average height is on par with Latin America, around 170cm for men and 160cm for women

these are Romanian singers singing in Spanish and Portuguese, they love it!

Spoiler!

[Marinus]

- Romania, just like Latam, has an abundance of particularly pretty women.

[Zmey Gorynych]

No they are not, culturally or phenotypically. Distasteful musical subculture does not make an ethnos latino.

[asuvis]

Don’t tarnish our name like that.

[Nurzat]

- Romania, just like Latam, has an abundance of particularly pretty women.

3rd and 4th songs are in Portuguese, enjoy!

also, there's some nice videos if you're curious enough to hit play.

I wonder how Latinos perceive this - some Balkanites having an industry of Spanish/Portuguese-language Latino-like dance/pop.

[Trouble]

- Romania, just like Latam, has an abundance of particularly pretty women.

Not sure about this part

[TheMaestro]

[Bakha]

Well if you mean that Latinos and Romanians are treated equally as immigrants in Europe, than yes.

[Nurzat]

Not sure about this part

I've seen the Atlas of Beauty (made by a Romanian woman, btw) - the girls she has photographed were stunning, especially in Colombia, especially Medellin, but also in Ecuador, Brasil or Cuba.

[Marinus]

Not sure about this part

It's the stereotype anyway, but regardless, I've always had a thing for Colombian, Cuban, Argentinian & Uruguayan girls.