are Romanians the most Latino nation of Europe?

[ixulescu]

Yes, 100%. And she is very proud of that. I know someone who is a collegue with her at the Conservatory and she is very proud that she is a Gypsy.

maybe I'm confusing her, isn't she an actress in Cluj?

[Ion Basescul]

maybe I'm confusing her, isn't she an actress in Cluj?

[ixulescu]

this doesn't look like the same woman



I will look for her name later.

[Impaler]

She is the same, yes. Now she is also a student at the Conservatory. She wants to be a famous soprano.

https://playtech.ro/stiri/tiganca-de...de-motiv-23522

[Ion Basescul]

this doesn't look like the same woman



I will look for her name later.

Yes, it's called different camera lenses and contrasts.

[ixulescu]

Yes, it's called different camera lenses and contrasts.

well thanks man.

[Ion Basescul]

well thanks man.

Piatra-Neamt is the town that she is from and below it reads "Isabela, the pride of the Roma community from the town".

[Ranger0075]

I know metal is quite popular in Latin America (Colombia especially, but also Brazil and Mexico - what about Chile?)

this is a famous Colombian band:

Sorry, I hadn't received your quote, I am just reading it now.

Yep, it's pretty popular in middle class, bad thing about both Metal and Rock they really don't accept changes, that's why they are not as popular as they used to be. Most known groups are still those from 80s and 90s.

Reggaeton is well known worldwide it seems, same as American Pop, KPOP, etc. I've heard Despacito will beat 7 billion views on youtube and not only East Euros, but many people around are trying to create the same style musics, maybe during this process some people see some identification with us.

[Autrigón]

I didn't know Romanians had a thing about Latin America. Its funny

Anyway Latin America is extremely diverse, not only in phenotypes, but also about food, music, climate and culture in general. Mexico has nothing in common with for example Chile...Chile has nothing in common with Guatemala...Guatemala has nothing in common with Argentina...Argentina has nothing in common with Dominican Republic, etc, etc, etc.

Even Portugal and Spain have little in common with Latin America despite sharing the language.

[Impaler]

So funny, another attempt in Portuguese.