Do these countries best represent Latin American and Caribbean countries in a way ?

[Carlito's Way]

Some studies claim 20-25% SSA admixture at the very most, which depends on the city. 70% SSA admixture is not common on the Caribbean Coast. Maybe on the Pacific Coast.

doubt it, its much higher than that with a large black population

[Carlito's Way]

Samario, aún no conoces a Carlos, es el troll-subnrmal oficial de este subforo. Nadie le hace caso.

tu eres argentino, no has mas subnormal que eso, en eso nadie te puede ganar, pobreton tercer mundista

[Thetruth]

Northern Argentines/Bolivians/Paraguayans of Colonial stock that is have been longer then any post-independence immigration wave of European immigrant descendants so I would really call it an invasion unless were talking about Bolivian and Paraguayan immigrants in Buenos Aires and even then they’re mostly of colonial stock who are very related to the people of northern Argentina who have been there for generations. That’s like saying Americans of colonial stock from the Southeast immigrating westward or northward in the country when it’s the same country lol.

[Michito76]

Northern Peru (Trujillo, Chiclayo, Piura, etc.) is at least as mixed as Lima (and has about the same number of majority European looking people imho). Southern Peru is less mixed and more indigenous (Puno, Cusco ,etc.).

This study is pretty accurate when it comes to Peru imho
https://journals.plos.org/plosgeneti...l.pgen.1004572

(I lived in Peru for 6 years btw, so I know the country pretty well)

In the north of Peru there is a higher percentage of whites / Castizos than Lima, also a greater European mix than the capital, and less Amerindian.
check this post
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...-from-Trujillo