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

[Thetruth]

Of course but the Amerindian input is more distant in comparison to the Spanish and Italian input which makes it its own category in my opinion. It’s in the Criollo/Pred. European category while the latter countries are Harnizo/Castizo in which the Spanish and they Indigenous group are the main Input such as Chile and Paraguay not the Case for the main culture of Argentina and Uruguay. The Criollo category is Pred. Spanish and Italian(2nd) and Amerindian(3rd) in other words not the two main inputs and much more distant.

[Erronkari]

Of course but the Amerindian input is more distant in comparison to the Spanish and Italian input which makes it its own category in my opinion. It’s in the Criollo/Pred. European category while the latter countries are Harnizo/Castizo in which the Spanish and they Indigenous group are the main Input such as Chile and Paraguay not the Case for the main culture of Argentina and Uruguay. The Criollo category is Pred. Spanish and Italian(2nd) and Amerindian(3rd) in other words not the two main inputs and much more distant.

Yes, I see.
Your analysis is perfect !!

[Zuh]

Mexico is like a country of its own in terms of Europeaness is like this.

North : Chile Argentina

Western : Colombia Costa rica Paraguay Chile

Central : Ecuador El Salvador

South : Ecuador and Peru

[CostaRicaBall]

Mexico is like a country of its own in terms of Europeaness is like this.

North : Chile Argentina

Western : Colombia Costa rica Paraguay Chile

Central : Ecuador El Salvador

South : Ecuador and Peru

Disagree, the northern parts of México are only close to 30% of argentines (or less). Plus argentines are pan-european. The rest is correct.

[Zuh]

Disagree, the northern parts of México are only close to 30% of argentines (or less). Plus argentines are pan-european. The rest is correct.

Actually the sounds about right.

[Erronkari]

Disagree, the northern parts of México are only close to 30% of argentines (or less). Plus argentines are pan-european. The rest is correct.

Correction:
10 argentines= 6 look South Euro. 2 look Central Euro. 2 look mixed. South Euro looking is the most common in Medium and big cities.
That's the true relation.
At least in the cities.

[Zuh]

Correction:
10 argentines= 6 look South Euro. 2 look Central Euro. 2 look mixed.
That's the true relation.
At least in the cities.

I think only Buenos aires pamlas santa fe rios are the regions where european looking people are the majority.

The rest is majority mixed.


Also many chileans have pale skin or white but STRONG mapuche features. Your average chilean is balanced mestizo.

[Chile Raptor]

I think only Buenos aires pamlas santa fe rios are the regions where european looking people are the majority.

The rest is majority mixed.


Also many chileans have pale skin or white but STRONG mapuche features. Your average chilean is balanced mestizo.

Not that way, and I'm Chilean BTW, Mapuches are pale, but with strong amerindian features like slanted eyes or short legs...The average Chilean is not amerindian at all, in fact, is more euro, even with lighter eyes (blue or green even), your comments are false, is like if I said that Brazilians are only blacks

[Erronkari]

I think only Buenos aires pamlas santa fe rios are the regions where european looking people are the majority.

The rest is majority mixed.


Also many chileans have pale skin or white but STRONG mapuche features. Your average chilean is balanced mestizo.

But not only that.
The bulk of Euro people in biggest cities especially Buenos Aires look mostly SOUTHERN EURO, not Central Euro because most immigrants were spaniards and italians.
Also came others but the number was less important by far.

Only in little towns and rural areas came an important nombre of central europeans.

[CostaRicaBall]

Of course but the Amerindian input is more distant in comparison to the Spanish and Italian input which makes it its own category in my opinion. It’s in the Criollo/Pred. European category while the latter countries are Harnizo/Castizo in which the Spanish and they Indigenous group are the main Input such as Chile and Paraguay not the Case for the main culture of Argentina and Uruguay. The Criollo category is Pred. Spanish and Italian(2nd) and Amerindian(3rd) in other words not the two main inputs and much more distant.

23andMe proves that argentine/uruguayans are more northern european than amerindian. I think that sounds right with uruguayans since they import several northern italians (which are close to Switzerland)