wepa! (Now I'll have "Carnaval del Barrio" stuck all night.)

lol nice mix

Awesome.

Talyta Barcelos WEPA

Talyta Barcelos my dad is Dominican Cuban 👌

Albert Mora No because of my dad's job if I am born in a country that is not chile I have to take the Chilean nationality. I was born in Turkey but the government says that because of my dad's job I have to take Chilean nationality

Albert Mora yea

loverush 5236 omg samee

Sofy Abujatum jajajajja I thought so

Beatriz abujatum 1

Daley y kannst du auch all languaes hablar perfecto or are you not so gut con un poco?

Corv ette I speak English, אני מדבר עברית, y hablo un poco español,

Jared Davis were from germany are you from? ^^ iam 3/4 bavarian.

Greetings from America! I'm was born in Louisiana, but now I live in Texas. Howdy!

I have absolutely no information on my ancestral percentage, but it sounds pretty cool to be 3/4 Bavarian. As you can read from my first comment, I am a mutt.

nick jones K

+nick jones Johanna asked people to cite their heritage in the comments, you idiot !!

I bet you're very good looking

Rem Henshaw Thank you

nick jones Shut up nick youre an donkey

that's so true! we're all like "um i'm 15% polish, about 5% italian, 20% tupi, then i guess 30% portuguese, but my surname is russian, don't know where i got that from... also i guess some lebanese as well? but my grandmother was dutch and my great-grandfather on my mom's side..."

Caleb Michaelson​​ Grandma was italian, my grandad was of african/portuguese descent. Then my grandad of my mothers side was german descent and he married my another grandma who was of polish descent. Oh and my grandad of portuguese/african has a asian mother, she didn't look asian by the photos I saw, but he told me she has japanese heritage.

Adriana Lima lmao. My parents both have Italian heritage, but there's also some Ukrainian and native american on my mom's side (there must be some on my dad's side too, but I'm not sure). My last name (my real name at least) is Portuguese xD

Caleb Michaelson hahaha see? That is my point, a whole argument on our heritage, lol.

Thats exactly what my mae says.

Lit af, I'd say.

+Theos Monteros WE LIT!!!!!! AS F******CK!

Cuban-american-spanish-crying jordan face-im dead

I thought you were Dominican 🙄

well, when god was creating you, your mother asked for an extra minority.

Pedrinho Dettoni eu também coleguinha

Véi, mt vdd

Eu mesma (pelo q sei) tenho raízes em mais de 7 países o q é bem confuso, e tbm minha família ta espalhada pelo Brasil ent sempre q algm me perguntam de onde eu sou eu digo "Sou brasileira." Mas qnd pergunta o QUE eu sou eu digo "Sou judia." Pois tenho sangue de hebreus e sigo o judaísmo

Eu también bwahahaha

Im Mexican, Salvadoran, Witch , Cristan , still with a Spainish Last name 🤧

Hey! Filipino is technically a *FUSION* of like *soooo* many cultures and ethnicities (primarily Latino culture)!

jfrd072891 filipinos are some of the most mixed people now due to the levels of invasion and intergration. Our whole culture is made up of both indigenous and spanish/mexican roots plus most of us also have japanese/american heritage and influence although it may not be obvious in physical features 😊

What an intelligent comment!

Same here 😂

There are so many different cultural groups in Philippines. Ilocano, Tagalog, Kampapangan, Cebuano. There are so many different cultures in the Philippines.

You. You are funny. (that is all)

+Pand Love *raises hand* Just so that OP knows, I really did mean it. It made me laugh, I'm just awkward.

+Pand Love 😂✌ peace out, my new homeslice

What just happened? lol

+Pand Love goddamnit you guys, just roll with it I said I was awkward! OP, you are funny. Pand Love, I think you are cool. fuck. I'm out.

Oh and my family name dates back from the Phoenicians or maybe Italian.

What's your family name? I just wonder :v

His family's last name is Miller...lol

So cool!

your mom

Puerto Rico

im italian born in morocco from a moroccan dad and a half french half italian mom :/

I'm from my dad's penis, but later I moved to my mum's uterus and came outta her belly (I was too fat) and the I was in Spain.

I was born in Mexico, my dad is Polish, my mom is Mexican. My grate granfather from my mom side was Spaniard and my great granmother from my mom side was a native Oaxacan. Both my grandmother and grandfather from my dad side were Polish, beyond that I have no clue.

De Chile =)

with Japanese-French-German descent, I forgot to add.

And really pretty I must say ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

VENEZUELAN* NOT venezuelian genius

What makes you feel Korean? Did you live there? It's just a little strange to me (a Chilean-Canadian, who lived in Korea, and now lives in Japan).

good one.

Sophi Fee LOL! I would be confused too!

why are u confused. you're white now living in the Homeland (Europe) I think you're just a dipshit .

If only our ancestors would have been more like trees and less like birds... XD they were flying everywhere (in my case every other decade) and now we are confused as f*ck XD LOL

Me to my family is so mix

Riley the fat Ptarmigan poooooooop are not gay

I’m sorry to ask, but you said Mexican and Apache. Correct me if I’m wrong, but wouldn’t that still make you Mestizo? Mestizo with extra native

your profile Picture of Aang really fits your comment xDbtw, I was also shocked, she doesn't even have a British accent.

Jonatan Borowicz lol thanks I didn't notice. I just assumed she was born in Venezuela lol

Jonatan Borowicz. She probably wasn't raised in England. She was only born there.

Yes, He is. Do not forget that she was born a boy. Only after her surgery she was born.

Mario Mend are you serous

Sweet I never met an Atheist Jewish Catholic

ROFL

I don't think you understand how religion works

What can I say..I do Christmas with my dad's family, I do Hanukkah + Yom Kippur with my mom's side and I put all my faith in science. Jewish and Catholic for me are more about heritage and rituals

+Daniel Sanchez Ojalvo I guess you can say it's your heritage

Haha 😂

Easy.

It's depressing when vulnerable individuals believe gender has a spectrum, do not rely on pseudo-science.

Please, shut up.

Wooooo bisexuals!!!

Father is taino

Daaaamn! Awesome

Oh, but my surname is Spanish

wait wait!... 17 aunts!?!?!?!? how!?!? what!?!? i am baffled

I think all of our surnames are spanish... Unless a person has a native last name like Farinango (Ecuador) or Muelas or something of the sort, but if it's not native, than it's spanish... No?

or if someones mixed with European, Asian, or African heritage^

i am european and asian

No such thing as 100% anything. You most likely have Spanish or Portuguese ancestry, judging by your last name.

I said I don't have much information on my ethnic background. The most that I know is that my natural last name should be Villa but it's not because of some strange family drama about 4 generations back.

***** My grandfather was from Portugal. We do have this name. There is even an island in the Azores named Flores

Lucas Gabriel, you being Brazilian doesn't really validate any statements you make about Portugal lol. My last name is Guzman, my father was Portuguese... they DO have Spanish-like last names in Portugal.

Del Barrio is Spanish but her other last name is Flores so she could be Portuguese as well. Flores is Spanish and Portuguese. Also where you live has nothing to do with it. Portuguese people have migrated all over the place

FrzYSevereNinja ay we share the Portuguese factor 😂😋

Thumbs up!

i am a son of God, 100% Chilean an heterosexual male and i am pretty normal, i am a sinner and i have chilean "friends" whit names like Tanaka or Skopinic

+Sapa Inti bc not all us are mapuche?? And also there's other native tribes??

We most certainly are, but the thing is, all those cultures are negated here (even mapuche), seen as they belong to a "museum", chilean identity recognizes their existance, but as a distant past. So yeah, the concept of 100% chileno is by far the dominant culture.

Yay another Nicoya!

where from north africa??

Yep. Yep yep yep. You hit the nail on the head there. I'm also LGTBQ but I try not to let it define me. Life would be pretty boring otherwise!

YES! I am gay, super gay, happily gay, but that is just a little part of who I am.

YES!!! FUCKING YES. These world has a huge problem with sex and the worst part is they are including love. I like women, my brother like men, WHO THE HELL CARES? why gay people need some special treatment? why straight people are better? Why are we giving a social importance to some bissnes that should be only between two people? (well maybe 3 or 4, I don't judge)

So true! That's why I say I'm not proud of being gay. I'm as proud of being gay as I am of having one nose.

Yeah I totally agree.

oh and i'm Christian.

🙄😂😂

Otra Venezolana! 😄🇻🇪

Wowww, i'm Catalan!

oh mixed kid problems

Shivam Bhatt Being Indian is still cool.

Shivam Bhatt nah that's really cool

You shouldnt!! Indian culture is so beautiful.Greetings from Mexico!

Shivam Bhatt what language/ state? I am Telugu, parents from Andhra Pradesh and i live in the USA

Shivam Bhatt Less boring than being white lol

nog geen nederlands geleerd?

Elisa Pasanisi do you live in Britain??? Because if you don't then you don't speak with a British accent because that's not how they work!

Really? Most Brazilians that I know think about their race as much as Americans do.

I've never met anyone who talk about this.

Felipe Allison Interesting. The Brazilians that I know are very focused on skin color, hair curl pattern, ancestral race and class. I don't know that many so maybe it is just the ones that I meet.

We can ser that we have a lot of Black People living in Bahia state and a lot of White peole in south but it's a historical matter, back in the past The northeast region was The ritchiest and was the slavery age so there are more Black People here, later we see The change of slavery to work as we have today and People move from another countries like Germany, Japan, then we are mixed but still with "racial gettos" but they are realy far from what exist in USA, here we hang out with other People, we say anything about each other, of course we have some rules about how to behave but it's cool. Sorry my english, I'm learning 😃

What he means to say is, we don't keep track of our heritage. I don't know anyone here who knows what fraction of what race they have. Race here is only related to color, light skinned people wouldn't say they're black even if their grandparents were and vice-versa. Which shows how this race talk is just huge bullshit we humans keep insisting on.

I see what you did there.

Languages in order of learned: Russian, English, Spanish, Afrikaans

fully catholic on both my mom and my dad side, i forgot to add.

finally a Latino claiming their Amerindian heritage. I'm Ecuadorian and cuban. my Ecuadorian grandfather speaks Quechua. sad not many people claim our indigenous heritage while white and black Americans are always talking about their supposed native ancestry which is often not even real

Maybe because heritage is very subjective it's part of a journey of discovery. The whole Something-Something thing is kind of dull if you think about it. The people who shape your perception of things and the world around you are your family and your peers. that perception changes with every new generation even WITHOUT migration so ultimately what keeps communities glued together is national law. IE instead of calling someone Mexican-American which is a word that makes no sense call that person American of Mexican heritage or Mexican living under American law. That would make things much easier for everyone. Now I'm Uruguayan so let's take Afro-Uruguayo for example. They call themselves afro-something just because they are black, skin color doesn't translates to culture. Not to mention it's a vague definition because it doesn't even mention the region of Africa where the person's ancestry came from. My former girlfriend is black and she saw herself as a black, never associating her identity with her skin color. Being part native myself, I never got the whole Something-Something thing. I'm Uruguayo or Oriental and that's it. The rest of it, my ethnicity, is in a sense equally important because is just the past, not what I am today. I'm not the same person I was a day ago, not even a minute ago, let alone being the same forever. I feel equally connected to my Italian roots than to my native blood even though I also have Spanish, Portuguese and French-Basque heritage but if I had to define my ancestry I'd do so like Trump does and say I'm of Charruan ancestry. That's because there's little people with Charruan blood in Uruguay and that's what stands out about my past, kind of like a shortcut, but it ain't something that defines my identity, as if I should call myself Charrua-Uruguayo. No, I'm Oriental or Uruguayo, my fiends and family sum up my identity but even that doesn't define me as a person, what ultimately defines us are our actions. That's the reason why many Latin people say they are from some place or the other it's their short cuts.

BurnRoddy great reply really best result I've ever received in a very long time. Thanks for giving your perspective hermano very true.

Sapa Inti Epa! Que pasó hermano? No se me decaiga. Bueno acá en Uruguay hay muy pocos descendientes de charrúas pero le aseguro que si visita Paraguay o Peru va a encontrar muchísimos hermanos orgullosos de su pasado nativo.

You do you, girlfriend.

White? No. Cherokee and Choctaw were listed. Not White.

+Natanya Tavares the native american in me is very small. im more northern European then anything

DeLanea Gilbert Ok. Cool.

I'm so damn tired of white and black Americans claiming to have native ancestry when it's usually under 5% while the vast majority of Latinos are anywhere from 25-100% indigenous and you don't hear any of us talking about it. I'm a proud Ecuadorian and I am very proud to be a quarter indigenous Ecuadorian genetically and I am very proud to have a grandfather who speaks Quechua! Latinos need to stand up and start being proud of our indigenous American heritage not only because of the fact that it makes up a big part of our genetic makeup but also because of how much influence our indigenous ancestors had on our cultures! it's the food we eat the way we speak our indigenous roots are a part of who we are SPEAK UP SEAS ORGULLOSO MI GENTE

Reading between the lines, I see that you have preference for your presumed European ancestry and disregard for your possible native ancestry. Most "Latinos/Hispanics" consider that label to be an honor. Not when others label us as such but when we embrace our culture. It is separate from race as there can also be Arab and Asian Latinos who have none of the typical triracial heritage. You can do a DNA test. You may actually find out that you are 100% European. Some Chileans are!

+Natanya Tavares nope , i don't feel any honour or shame towards my european or suppossed native american heritage . it doesn't make sense to be proud of something that comes inherently with you , it's like being proud of having blue eyes. i am just curious about my family and i discovered where do they come from. i have considered doing one of those tests too , but as far as i know they don't do them here ):

+Natanya Tavares also , i know that latino and Hispanic aren't races , where did you get that i didn't know that ?

***** I didn't say that. I am not arguing with you- just telling you what I read from what you wrote. You write "Supposed" native american" for example. Your feelings are clear. But, you may well be pure European. I am just saying that there isn't anything wrong with being "Mestizo". Take care.

+Natanya Tavares i know that. i never intended to say that native american blood is bad. i was trying to say that for me is unclear ,maybe unexisting.

wow, I didn't even notice

+SkyBlue It is though, the church building, the blacksmiths building

Wait, I'm confused. It's splash art, so it doesn't look at all like Minecraft to me either.

I think what Jasmin probably means is that it resembles a Minecraft village. To me it does anyway.

I like the Chilean culture and The country Chile

agent me too, it is a very beautiful country and culture :)

I'm the same. I've never met another half English half Chilean before though (except my bother lol)

never stop speaking English , in America Spanish speakers do not learn English in a lifetime. the American government and public sees them as stupid because they are not capable of learning so they stay poor their entire lives plus ignorant.

Europeans ( non English speaking ) learn English , Asians , Africans , pacific islanders learn English. all but or expect latin americans and they do not or refuse to go to college or a tech school thumbs up on your behalf

That's exactly the point, for me, identity, usually means stupidity , who cares, we all are just human beings to happen to live in the same planet, in a huge ( really huge) universe, so..what about Earth identity..sounds better no?, the true fact it's doesn't matter our skin color or where be are born, our blood it's always, always red..and that is a fact..

I'm also a human, crazy coincidence

Missing the point, I don't believe what Joanna was trying to say was that labels will necesarily limit us, but instead to empower us. It's up to each person I guess. Either way, sure, you can call yourself a Cosmopolitan, but is it a sin to add more labels to it? I don't think so.

Mexican isn't a race though. It's a nationality

+Night Warrior its not about race its about identity

+Sara Patino so what. she talks about it like its race

+Night Warrior That still doesn't make it a race. Mexican is an ethnicity. .. not a race.

+Night Warrior sorry excuse my ignorance

I thought Antonio was a spanish name, not portugese o.o My spanish teacher´s name is Antonio, and he´s from the Canary Islands.

I'm from the Canary Islands as well! Where do you live?

Osman is also turkish or arabic :)

Antonio is also a spanish name.

Beatriz Sweden, it's just my Spanish teacher that is from Tenerife.

Nothing wrong w that they all have interesting culturers and histories

I'm sure you have some Native. We Americans are obsessed with our Ancestors.

Being pale is not evidence that you are not Native. Phenotype does not indicate genotype perfectly. The USA seems to be more obsessed with race than other countries but in reality, the other countries are equally obsessed and have equally disturbing views. They just have fewer racial groups to "label" and a less volatile racial history.

+Natanya Tavares i dont think that, every country had European, Asian, african (etc) inmigration... Argentina suffered racial massacres, but if you ask me how many native people you date, i couldn't tell you cos i have never classificate my dates by race or ask them where ere they from... just dont care. I mean, i think that doing this tipes of videos is discriminating our self by label us. 'I am latina' 'I am African-American'... I'm just a human that happens to be born in a territory named Argentina... And happen to have green eyes and pale skin.

Ayelen Borba I know. I was just saying that Green Eyes and pale skin are present in people with African, Asian, Arab, etc ancestry. The appearance does not indicate the "racial" mixture. That is all I was saying. I agree that we should move away from racial categories.