Is the Mexican accent an adaption to spicy food?

[Faklon]

Long shot here.

I haven't studied Spanish accents but I think it may have some basis considering that to me Mexicans sound like their tongue is stuck 'Peeeen de jo" and they also have that "sssss" sound like they try to take some air in.


#TheApricity, a Hispanic Cultural Community

[kiko]

It has many accents, which one are you referring to?

[Hasien]

Agree with Kiko, there's a lot Spanish accents In Mexico.



https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mexican_Spanish

[Gauthier]

Long shot here.

I haven't studied Spanish accents but I think it may have some basis considering that to me Mexicans sound like their tongue is stuck 'Peeeen de jo" and they also have that "sssss" sound like they try to take some air in.

#TheApricity, a Hispanic Cultural Community

Hahaha, wut? I don't see any correlation at all.

Which Mexicans have you heard speak? Telenovelas? Hollywood? We have different accents, brotha.

Just a few:

Northerner (neutral)



Northerner



Mexico City lower class



Mexico City upper class

[Faklon]

Hahaha, wut? I don't see any correlation at all.

Which Mexicans have you heard speak? Telenovelas? Hollywood? We have different accents, brotha.

Mexicans man

Taco, Burrito, Viva la Raza, Cabron, Malaguena Salerosa, Chingon, Machete, Tequila, Pisssstolero

There is something spicy in these words ese, they are not sldiing like olive oil and vinegar.

[Faklon]

Rico Chico, Que hasta duermen en hoyos
No me cruces o te pico
Que no se te olviden las reglas del juego
Te van a conocer hasta que quemes en el fuego

Tequila Sunrise, ay ay ay
Tiempo vuela rapido y by surprise
Mi pana se murio y a mi me dejo
Capitan de la movida aqui, digo yo
Tragate el gusano cabron, Soy el maton
Si no me matas te mato a ti, Como un ladron
Confia en nadie, Vengo pa'atras y jamas me cruces a mi
Porque yo, Tengo mas, Me recuerdo lo que digo Jesus
Si quieres el dinero, Paisa, Tienes que ser primero
Que te peguen mis palabras
Estas listo pa' morir, A todo tiempo
Porque si no, Vas a sufrir

[alnortedelsur]

Maybe when they scream ayayayayay... when singing. It must be because so much spicy in their food

[Gauthier]

Maybe when they scream ayayayayay... when singing. It must be because so much spicy in their food

You might be right.

Any thoughts as to why Germans scream when performing their traditional dances?

[Faklon]

Despite that this feels like a troll thread, it isn't. I personally like both the Mexican accent and Latam spices and food, even the modern popularized Greek salad uses tomatoes when 500 years ago it would be just cabbages and oil.

I may not know shit about Mexico but hearing them in various media including the videos above, they again give me the perception that they shout every syllabe with the "ssss" sound like their mouth is burning, which it's not the perception Iberian Spanish (I'm again not educated) gives me.