Classify Two Muchachitas From Andalusia

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Marta Galdeano From Andalusia



Ángela Velasco From Andalusia

[Beraud]

It's the 3rd time in less than 24 hours that you post blonde and blue-eyed Spanish people. What is the point ? Why don't you post dark-eyed and dark-haired ones too ? I'm not saying no Spanish people are light-haired and light-eyed or whatever, but there are many more different phenotypes and pigmentations too

[Gallop]

It's the 3rd time in less than 24 hours that you post blonde and blue-eyed Spanish people. What is the point ? Why don't you post dark-eyed and dark-haired ones too ? I'm not saying no Spanish people are light-haired and light-eyed or whatever, but there are many more different phenotypes and pigmentations too

VATPC

[Gallop]

Muchachita bonita, gustarts girl.....

[Odelia]

Second one is a depigpmented armenoid/ashkenazi

[Gallop]

Second one is a depigpmented armenoid/ashkenazi

Her middle name is Domeneq


Ángela Velasco Domeneq

The Domecqs come from Bearn, an ancient French region that, bordering Navarre and Aragon, is part of the Lower Pyrenees. There are documents dating back to 1385 in which the Domecq de la Verguerie d'Usquain family is cited as one of the oldest families in the region, as well as the fact that when Juan de Domecq paid homage to the Sun King, Louis XIV, on March 18, 1666, the latter granted him the pair of white gloves and the sword that appear on the coat of arms of the House.

In 1730 they founded in our city the wineries that bear their name, dedicated to the marketing of the wines they produce and that are carried out with an advanced business vision for the time. This meant that when Pedro Domecq Lembeye inherited the business from his uncle in 1794, he was able to continue and develop an efficient management of organization, production and sales. It was a management that placed Domecq at the head of the sherry wine trade, acquiring great prestige and financial stability with its products. Pedro Domecq Lembeye had five daughters but died accidentally in 1839 at the age of 52.

https://www.lavozdigital.es/cadiz/20....google.com%2F

The surname Velasco is a surname of patronymic origin, that is to say, it derives from the first name of the progenitor, and there have been characters with this name since the viii century, since among the Navarrese rebels against the valí Mutarrif in Pamplona in 799, there is a Navarrese leader of the rebels named Velasco, and in July of 844 among those confronted against the Emir Abd al-Rahman II in a campaign of punishment there is a Navarrese leader named Belask ibn Garsiya (Velasco Garcés); In March 18, 932, Velasco González (of the name Velasco and González as surname) together with Fernando Gustioz, knights of the area of Salas de los Infantes, made a donation to the monastery of San Cristóbal de Vallejimeno (Burgos).

[Cristiano viejo]

VATPC

el gabacho que se vaya a tomar por culo

[Tooting Carmen]

First one looks French, second one looks Polish.

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VATPC

Sabía que los españoles sabrían leerlo, él seguro que también,

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First one looks French, second one looks Polish.

2nd Polish? this girl speaks with her eyes, she is more western, a Polish girl is more hermetic, she does not speak with her eyes, you would not receive any signals. This girl has a singsong, direct and incisive look goes more with the West, when I say West I mean Spain of course or even a giggly girl from the UK, but Polish I think not at all.