Classify Spanish diaspora in Salvador, Bahia

[Valenman]

Mixed? I mean, that guys are grandkids of Gallegos and just some have non-spanish ancestry bcs the imigration was kinda recent, i personally dont see any SSA or Indigenous traits.

There is 30-40% not a joke as the other says, but 10% probably yes, in fact how do you know that they are children and grandchildren of Galician immigrants? The immigration dates back to the 50's and 60's? The Spaniards are the only great diaspora European in the area or is there any more?

[Gallop]

The vast majority are full Spaniards, but there must be some additions, such as in-laws.

[Jingle Bell]

There is 30-40% not a joke as the other says, but 10% probably yes, in fact how do you know that they are children and grandchildren of Galician immigrants? The immigration dates back to the 50's and 60's? The Spaniards are the only great diaspora European in the area or is there any more?

Galicians started imigrated into Bahia after 1900, i know bcs im from that area.
https://salvadorgalega.wordpress.com...20Gal%C3%ADcia.
The peak was just after the Spanish Civil War and they did not mixed a lot with the previous luso-brazilians, Salvador just rly Received Galicians and some Portugueses, while Portugueses were well assimilated in Brazilian culture, the galicians were more "preserved" and intermixed few, thats guys in video prob have at least 2 Grandparents from Spain and the majority not just meet his spaniards ancestors but also speaks Galician or Castelano. At least 20.000 Galicians imigrated, mostly btw 1920 - 1950

[Jingle Bell]

The vast majority are full Spaniards, but there must be some additions, such as in-laws.

Yes, some few seens have Colonial Brazilian ancestry

[zueira]

The presence of mixed people in that video is quite clear.

Spanish-brazilian Mixed?

[mariavazq]

Spanish-brazilian Mixed?

No

[TheWolf97]

Some Atlanto meds, Baskids, Alpine meds and i see woman Triracial

[Generalissimo]

No sabia ni que existian tantos Españoles en el Salvador,ademas esos la mayoria claramente son Españoles etnicos o sus hijos,alguien sabe la razon porque llegaron ahi?

Yeah, Bahia received a good quantity of Spaniards, not only in Salvador but also Juazeiro, Santo Amaro etc mostly were Galicians, they get here mainly to work in fields after the slave abolition

In the Galician case the immigration was mainly urban since they viewed in the small business in big Brazilian cities like Salvador and not in agriculture a greater chance of social mobility. The Galicians when already established and successful and in need of assistants and partners, then invited their countrymen in Spain to join them generating a process of spontaneous immigration (not sponsored by the government) in contrast with other immigrants like the Andalusians to Säo Paulo.

[Generalissimo]

Meds, berids, alpines, usual types but some look more Brazillian or Portuguese, I find Portuguese easier to understand when spoken by them lol.

Funny, 3 of the 4 interviewees were speaking some sort of portunhol lol.

[Jingle Bell]

In the Galician case the immigration was mainly urban since they viewed in the small business in big Brazilian cities like Salvador and not in agriculture a greater chance of social mobility. The Galicians when already established and successful and in need of assistants and partners, then invited their countrymen in Spain to join them generating a process of spontaneous immigration (not sponsored by the government) in contrast with other immigrants like the Andalusians to Säo Paulo.

Ty for the correction