Would this phenotype be negro or pardo in Brazil?

[Daven]

Pardo is a racial category used by the Brazilian census to denote mixed race people but it seems to be based on skin complexion mostly. I imagine the concept varies by the region and even from people to people? In what category someone like this dude would fall?

[Daven]

Que feo Tego por cierto. Se ve mejorcito ahora con las trenzas definitivamente.

[El_Jibaro]

I'm not Brazilian so I don't know, but the PR equivalent of pardo would be trigueño and he would not be considered that. He would be negro.

[A333]

mulatto or negro

[Radimir]

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[Chaos One]

Black.

[Tutankhamun]

Negro

[Daven]

Negro

Black.

Do most Black Brazilians marked in the census has a look similar to this dude then? Or is it him considered black in your own state or just by yourselves?

[Daven]

I'm not Brazilian so I don't know, but the PR equivalent of pardo would be trigueño and he would not be considered that. He would be negro.

He's an example of what consider light griffe. Basically a negroid-leaning mulatto with strong stereotypical griffe/SSA features.

In the DR he would be moreno (negro for the majority of us) but his skin complexion alone (not features) would be considered some sort of indio oscuro or just indio. It will depend on who you ask really.

[El_Jibaro]

He's an example of what consider light griffe. Basically a negroid-leaning mulatto with strong stereotypical griffe/SSA features.

In the DR he would be moreno (negro for the majority of us) but his skin complexion alone (not features) would be considered some sort of [I]indio oscuro or just indio. It will depend on who you ask or by the region.

I agree.

Hmm, in PR indio is basically a mulatto with ""pelo bueno"".