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Classify and pass Atypical Spanish Footballer Diego Royo
He is From Nort-East Spain
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Atlanto baskid, why atypical?
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he looks latino
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I agree with you, he's not atypical.Originally Posted by Oliver109
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To me he looks 0% Latino, but he looks a lot like former President De Georigia lol
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you have acctualy right , the features is there!To me he looks 0% Latino, but he looks a lot like former President De Georigia lol
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Absolutely nothing atypical: pure ENF / Baskid. Resemblance to Georgians shouldn't surprise anyone...
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The footballer in the photographs does not look like a typical Georgian.
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From the province of Zaragoza, I have seen others like him in Zaragoza, he may be atypical for foreigners who have stereotypes about Spaniards. As an adult, I might have thought he was from Extremadura. This is my hair when I was 8 years old.
Diego Royo Arellano
Royo: Several old chroniclers and knights of arms agree that this surname came from Navarre and that it had its house and seat in the city of Tudela. Some of them, influenced by the doubt that the Royo could be Aragonese and not from Navarre, mercifully resolve it by saying: "They are Aragonese from Tudela".
Arellano of toponymic origin, which corresponds to people from the Navarrese municipality of Arellano who took their place of origin as a surname (something very common in medieval Spain), which is the one mentioned above.
https://www.yfull.com/tree/E-BY7449/
E-V22 - E-BY7449 - E-BY7566 - E-FT155550
According to oral family tradition E-FT155550 comes from a deserter of Napoleon's troops (1808-1813) who stayed in Spain and changed his surname.
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Interesting, why didn't you say anything to Maria that I called that girl from Catalonia who published that she has Panchita vibes (when she is literally one of the most common phenotypes in Spain) you didn't say anything to her, could it be that you have a mania with me?
From the province of Zaragoza, I have seen others like him in Zaragoza, he may be atypical for foreigners who have stereotypes about Spaniards. As an adult, I might have thought he was from Extremadura. This is my hair when I was 8 years old.
Diego Royo Arellano
Royo: Several old chroniclers and knights of arms agree that this surname came from Navarre and that it had its house and seat in the city of Tudela. Some of them, influenced by the doubt that the Royo could be Aragonese and not from Navarre, mercifully resolve it by saying: "They are Aragonese from Tudela".
Arellano of toponymic origin, which corresponds to people from the Navarrese municipality of Arellano who took their place of origin as a surname (something very common in medieval Spain), which is the one mentioned above.
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