Copa América: How common are these footballers in their respective countries?

[miruna99]

Argentina: Giovani Lo Celso




Bolivia: Carlos Lampe




Uruguay: Sebastián Coates




Chile: Ben Brereton




Paraguay: Alfredo Aguilar




Brazil: Allison




Colombia: Gustavo Cuéllar




Venezuela: Fernando Aristeguieta




Ecuador: Leonardo Campana




Peru: Aldo Corzo

[Erronkari]

Argentina: Giovani Lo Celso
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Peru: Aldo Corzo
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Giovanni Lo Celso in Argentina is quite common.
Combination fair skin with medium/dark to dark hair (he has brown hair) is extremely common, probably the most.
And if we consider that 2 by 10 people have light eyes... still relatively common.

The rest... let's see what the other fellas tell us according their countries.

[Cristiano viejo]

Venezuela: Fernando Aristeguieta

He is 100% Spanish by blood.

[Lozano]

He is 100% Spanish by blood.

He is not

[TSR3226]

Leonardo Campana is the most common in Brazil, second would be Lo Celso or Corzo.

[miruna99]

Giovanni Lo Celso in Argentina is quite common.
Combination fair skin with medium/dark to dark hair (he has brown hair) is extremely common, probably the most.
And if we consider that 2 by 10 people have light eyes... still relatively common.

The rest... let's see what the other fellas tell us according their countries.

Are any of the other players common on the streets of your homeland? Maybe rate each one.

[lustermoo]

Just to note Ben brereton is half English, even though Amerindian traits are still visible in him.

[Tooting Carmen]

Apart from Alfredo Aguilar, they are all among the whitest 5-15% of their respective nations.

[Lozano]

Apart from Alfredo Aguilar, they are all among the whitest 5-15% of their respective nations.

You must be on drugs if you are insinuating gustavo cuellar phenotype is among the whitest colombians. Maybe in that indio-filled town of your mama, but not where the majority of our population lives

[miruna99]

Apart from Alfredo Aguilar, they are all among the whitest 5-15% of their respective nations.

What do you think of Gustavo Cuéllar, especially considering that he from Barranquilla?