are Romanians the most Latino nation of Europe?

[Ion Basescul]

So funny, another attempt in Portuguese.

You don't even have to look so far back. Jador again though

[Impaler]

You don't even have to look so far back. Jador again though

Damn, I rather listen "cantece patriotice comuniste". )

[ixulescu]

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

her face is so common in Romania she's easy to mistake for someone else. I thought the picture was of this woman from Cluj, Mihaela Ceaicovschi

[Ion Basescul]

her face is so common in Romania she's easy to mistake for someone else. I thought the picture was of this woman from Cluj, Mihaela Ceaicovschi

She is literally a native of Chisinau.

[ixulescu]

She is literally a native of Chisinau.

that doesn't change anything, it's still a common face

[Ranger0075]

So funny, another attempt in Portuguese.

interesting, he even sounds native portuguese speaker imo
but i'd consider it more portuñol than properly portuguese, he even says 'tu sabor' or 'color', when in portuguese it would be likely 'teu sabor' ou 'cor'. Mamasita is a spanish word too, in portuguese would be 'Mamãezinha',

[Ion Basescul]

that doesn't change anything, it's still a common face

It does change quite a bit. The first part about her being from Cluj is wrong, so I have to assume that the second about being a common face is so as well.

[Damião de Góis]

So funny, another attempt in Portuguese.

That's very nice. I was expecting brazilian but he got the portuguese accent right-ish.

[ixulescu]

It does change quite a bit. The first part about her being from Cluj is wrong, so I have to assume that the second about being a common face is so as well.

She is from Cluj, just not born in Cluj. I did mention from the beginning that she has a Slavic last name (at that point I didn't remember her exact name). She's ethnic Romanian, judging by the first name.

She has a very common face, and actually more common in the Western than in Eastern parts of Romania, that's why I thought she's native in Transylvania.

They look identical, if I didn't reveal they're different, people would have mistaken them.

[Universe]

I remember she has a Slavic family name. Is she really gypsy?

She resembles a hungarian light gypsy I know, but yea, I wouldn't guess she's gypsy by apperance. There are gypsies in Hungary that have slavic surnames too.

Reggaeton is well known worldwide it seems,

Not in Hungary. I think it's not known in many other countries either (East asia etc)
Hungary is a country completely free of daco-reggaetonian influences. Since 1920.