Lighter than average White Brazilians:

[Latinus]

LOL. Plenty of White Americans have Greek, Italian, Jewish and to a lesser extent other Southern European ancestries. Further, some NW Euros can be dark themselves.

Another video of the Josh dude, this time less tanned:

[El_Jibaro]

I think that Galicia is a land of contrasts, there are more blonde people with blue eyes than in Burgos for example, but also more super swarthy exotic people than in Burgos like Iván Fandiño

or David Suarez

I also think that the Catalans, Aragonese, Navarrese and Basques tend to be lighter

In my opinion Aragonese are the lightest (not a huge difference but it can be perceptible). Well, genetically speaking they are rather north shifted so it makes sense.

Catalans are tricky obviously because there has been a lot of internal migration to make it impossible to differentiate the autóctonos from xarnegos. Same thing with Basques...

[Tooting Carmen]

Another video of the Josh dude, this time less tanned:

LOL do you really believe that in such a diverse country like the US, an outright majority of them necessarily look like Woody Harrelson and Robert Redford? Here are the lead actors from a prominent late 80's film: https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...nd-a-Baby-quot

And to further amplify my point, I can show you the cast of television programmes they were in - Ted Danson in Cheers, Tom Selleck in Friends.

[Latinus]

LOL do you really believe that in such a diverse country like the US, an outright majority of them necessarily look like Woody Harrelson and Robert Redford? Here are the lead actors from a prominent late 80's film: https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...nd-a-Baby-quot

And to further amplify my point, I can show you the cast of television programmes they were in - Ted Danson in Cheers, Tom Selleck in Friends.

The US is very diverse and anyone can pass there, but they are still pred-NW Euro, and I believe that Channing Tatum and Sean William Scott types are more common than dark types with olive skin and pseudo Med appearance.

[Tooting Carmen]

The US is very diverse and anyone can pass there, but they are still pred-NW Euro, and I believe that Channing Tatum and Sean William Scott types are more common than dark types with olive skin and pseudo Med appearance.

Yes, but the US isn't Scandinavia by any means, even when it comes specifically to its White population.

[Tenma de Pegasus]

Hermano, now that you said that, I remembered a very famous character of Galician origin in the history of Colonial Brazil. A woman named Maria Ortiz who defended the city of Vitória against the Dutch invasion.

A more detailed quote about her story.

She was amazing!

[Tenma de Pegasus]

Oh no, video of gringos nooooooo

[perikolez]

I think that Galicia is a land of contrasts, there are more blonde people with blue eyes than in Burgos for example, but also more super swarthy exotic people than in Burgos like Iván Fandiño

Ivan Fandiño was born near from Burgos and very far from Galicia. I think that it is a bit crazy to consider Ivan Fandiño as galician. He was probably a mixture from diferent spanish regions, and not exclusively galician.

[perikolez]

Catalans are tricky obviously because there has been a lot of internal migration to make it impossible to differentiate the autóctonos from xarnegos. Same thing with Basques...

I see some phenotipical diferences between basques and spaniard inmigrants. Spaniard inmigrants have some phenotypes that autoctonous basques dont have and viceversa.

[Defcon2]

I see some phenotipical diferences between basques and spaniard inmigrants. Spaniard inmigrants have some phenotypes that autoctonous basques dont have and viceversa.

As which?

But I do notice less phenotypic variety in the Basque Country than in the rest of the regions.