Is the European ancestry In Mexico all Spanish?

[Hasien]

True, Michoacán and the Northeast have the highest Portuguese ancestry. The amerindians also vary a lot in Mexico. I agree that Castilians were definitely not the only Spainards to leave a genetic impact.

And can't understand why those regions mexicans there tend to acored portuguese.

I remembered a Mexican girl from Monterry she was like 70% euro but her Euro ancestry was mostly portuguese I was wtf

[RMuller]

That's very Interesting I didn't knew Jews were mixed with Italians that explains it all the so called pseudo "Italian admixture"

How much Italian % are you getting in your DNA results?

[Hasien]

How much Italian % are you getting in your DNA results?

I got tested with FTDNA because Is cheaper since I'm paying my college fees and rent, so 23andme isn't among my priorities yet lol.

I scored 8% but I doubt It that's alot. I'm probably 3-5% mena but some calculator's give me 8-15%

I do think I have Jewish ancestors because my grandmother roots were from south Zacatecas and North los altos de Jalisco.

[Gauthier]

Like in most Hispanic countries, our ancestry is overwhelmingly Spanish, specifically from the central-south regions of Spain.

[Argentum]

Like in most Hispanic countries, our ancestry is overwhelmingly Spanish, specifically from the central-south regions of Spain.

Ya te digo que no es el caso de ciertas provincias argentinas. Aqui el tano sobre como no tenes idea, lo comento no mas

[Daven]

I score high Portuguese and especially high Italian. I was once asked on here if I had an Italian ancestor as a matter of fact, lmao.

[El_Jibaro]

I score high Portuguese and especially high Italian. I was once asked on here if I had an Italian ancestor as a matter of fact, lmao.

Probably comes from your Canarian ancestry, if I had to guess. There was a strong presence of Portuguese & Genoese merchants and settlers on the islands. Not to mention that sometimes you see Canarians scoring a weirdly high NW Europe percentage as well. The first conquerors of Canarias were Normans, and the first settlers too...which is precisely why you can find surnames like Betancour and such. There were also Flemings who were dedicated to trade and the British who promoted the cultivation of the vineyard and introduced the plátano there.

https://www.eldia.es/2010-03-02/cana...ortugueses.htm

[Duffmannn]

Descontando la ancestría sefardía (que podría ser considerada española), al 98% o algo así.

[RMuller]

Descontando la ancestría sefardía (que podría ser considerada española), al 98% o algo así.

Sefardic ancestry is consider Espanola? Most Sefardic don't have Spanish ancestry blood? Sefardics carry alot of Italain blood.

[Hasien]

Sefardic ancestry is consider Espanola? Most Sefardic don't have Spanish ancestry blood? Sefardics carry alot of Italain blood.

Pero vivieron en España por mucho tiempo creo que los sefardis como población son una mezcla de Italianos y Mena/North African