We got more in common then we think. 1. Hard working 2. Good food 3. Family values 4. With enough drinks in them Asians party hard

I’m a Japanese woman and I’m happily married to a Mexican guy 🤘🏻and proud 🥹. Asian and Latinos are the future and right now it’s just the Dawn. 🇲🇽 ❤🇯🇵

I am Mexican born and raised, my husband is Chinese American and we have been married for almost 10 years very happily very intense, there is a lot contrast in our personalities yes but there is also a lot of passion. Specifically, Chinese can be very passionate in life and intense in how they love and live so that matches me perfectly. I just have had to polish it a bit for my husband to be more mellow, more empathetic, and to take more risks. Our biggest difference is food!! In the daily over the years it has become a bit of an issue, although I love all asian cuisines and he loves Mexican food we both can't have it everyday and dont naturally crave it as often each other's food so it has been a bit of a challenge after year 6 at least we noticed it more. And well many other differences, but overall, we are extremely happy and in love equally and still crazy about each other. I highly highly recommend this combination❤

My dad is Mexican, my mom was Asian, I am awesome.

I'm latino, in college I dated a Japanese woman. We had tons of fun, but we broke up because the school year ended and she traveled back to Japan. A few years later I married my wife, a white woman. Culturally, we clicked quite a bit, and it was awesome seeing how we interacted, and how our preferences in TV really brought us together initially. (Not anime, but soap operas) my mom watched a lot of them, and one of her favorites was about a Japanese woman and her life through WWII, that was dubbed to Spanish.

I am a Dominican women and I date a Chinese man. I am the one that comes from the family that pushes to study hard and I became a doctor. My boyfriend’s family cares for studying but they are more lay back on studying than my family. He and I are both the more open minded and thinkers of each others families. I am more expressive with emotions with big personality and he has a very peaceful soul and calm demeanor. We were both raced thought with such similar family values, core caring values, which you didn’t mentioned in the video and I think is what helps these Asian/Latin couples work so well.

NGL, Asian + Latino potlucks are always 100% bomb AF. Win/Win

Mexican-Korean couple over here ✋ we started a family and now have a beautiful mixed Korean-Mexican baby girl 👧 She def looks more like her papa, who’s Korean, and not at all hispanic looking but she’s only a few months old so we’ll see who she grows up to look like more but we do want more kids and are excited that there are more and more mixed kids out there!

Latino immigrants and many Asian immigrants from the 80s grew up watching Japanese anime imports. I tripped out on how many Chinese knew more Japanese anime (and Japanese language) than I did. I also tripped out when I went to libraries in East LA, and there were aisles of manga.

My cousins significant other is a Cuban/Filipino. Her family has such a diversified look just between the siblings. Some favor the Asian side while others look Latino some even look African American. She makes an effort to embrace all her sides and pasts down the traditions to her kids. 💜💜

I’m half Asian half latina!!! 🎉 Taiwan and Peru

As a Chinese man.. Those Latina woman are just built so well!❤❤❤😂

Filipino and Nicaraguan here! Been called Chinito my whole life by my Nicaraguan side. It’s all love though! My son is Filipino, Nicaraguan, and Laotian!

It's interesting, because even though I live in California it was still kind of uncommon to see Asian and Latino couples. Now I hear it's becoming a little more known. Being Mexican American and with my Japanese wife would sometimes get stares when we would come back to visit the states. Our son even looks more Japanese than Mexican, his hair is super dark lol. He also does have some Mexican traits like enjoying carne asada, Mexican rice, tortillas, and horchata lol. I definitely would have never guessed growing up in South Central, L.A. that my life would have led me to Japan and meeting my beautiful girl from Fukushima, Japan.

bro as a Vietnamese 🇻🇳 and Guatemalan 🇬🇹, i don’t usually see much mixed latinos and asians, but my parents definitely influenced my vietnamese cousins to be with latinos and have mixed latino and asian ethnicity of their own. I plan to do the same 😂🤷🏻‍♂️

My girlfriend and I are a asian-hispanic couple. Myself being born in LA from hispanic parents and she was born in Ulaanbatar, Mongolia. We met from a dating site and we are 11 months strong. We both admire each of our culture, she especially loves hispanic food like tacos de lengua, cabeza, tamales, posole and so on. The food from Mongolia is mostly carbs like noodles, dumplings, and lots of beef too. I'm really glad I have met her, she is passionate, loyal, and a hard worker, so maybe it is in my mexican genes why I chose her.

I'm Latino from Honduran/Guatemalan origin, and I've been blessed by the Almighty with a Malaysian wife. It is just amazing how the Malay community has treated me as one of their own. All praise is due to God. It interesting how when my father visited my in-laws in Malaysia he put on a Songkor (Malaysian Kufi) during the Eid celebration, and the village folks thought he was Malay.

I'm mexican american, and my gf is half Chinese and puerto rican. She is mainly chinese and looks chinese but is thicc and I could not be happier. Our kids are going to be beautiful. Latinos loves Asians

As a Filipino I see this as an absolute win 😂

I'm Honduran, my husband is Taiwanese. I'm about to pop out our first mixed baby and can't wait to explore both cultures in raising him, enjoy foods together and being a trilingual family. ❤

My wife is Nicaraguan and I am Filipino and we are both 1st generation born here. We have 2 kids and our daughters look mixed but more filipino. Our cultures have many similarities and food is very similar as well. We will see how our kids are when they grow older. When we are out in public people definitely look at us weird even though we're in the bay area.

Came across your video by accident, and so glad I did! I'm a Latina in Los Angeles, and I LOVE Asian men! Thank you for this awesome chat!

I'm Asian Latino (Chinese + Puerto Rican) and I"m proud of it. We are the future of America. Lets work together to make America #1 in the world always!

It might surprise a lot of people, but Brazil actually has the largest Japanese community outside Japan 😅

As a Latino man I will always go out of my way to respect East Asians. I want more East Asians to date Latinas as i feel like my community has a lot to learn from the East Asian community.

I'm Mexican, and at times I have asian features, but I also believe this comes from some indigenous ancestry, which I believe would come from asians immigrating through Alaska and down america and mexico, and just over time being everyone blending in. I also see some similarities within the cultures, the immigrant experience, or core values like family values, respect for parents and caring after the elders.

I’m Chinito and my g/f is Domincana. I didn’t go out of my way looking for a Hispanic woman but our relationship ended up working out and I love the Dominican culture and food. 🇩🇴

I’m Peruvian with my dad being Peruvian Japanese and mom being Peruvian creole. Growing up people thought I was Filipino lol. It is interesting that now diversity is extremely high and embraced both inside and outside the community.

I'm a LM in a marriage with an AW, and I'm happy to see us and other couples and families get some attention. I think our cultures tend to have a lot more in common than most people might think.

My aunt was Mexican and married uncle who is Chinese in the 40's in Mexico, and now my son who is half Puerto Rican/Mexican is dating a young lady from South Korea. My cousin is Mexican and married Filipino lady.

Hit the nail on the head. As a Korean American in New York, definitely feel like we get overlooked in a white/black world.

I'm Chinese and my wife is Mexican. I feel fortunate that we live in the San Francisco Bay area, because we've traveled outside of this California bubble, And I've gotten very weird looks from people, especially towards our kids.

My kids are Mexican American/Chinese. My daughter loves being Asian. She takes pride in being a mixed child 😊❤

i found this video very interesting because I’m mexican-american (both parents are mexican same as my grandparents on both sides and i was born in jersey) but i have always been mistaken as another nationality, as a baby my mom would get asked if the dad was korean or asian. I’m now older and still get asked what i am by other people-even other asians. I’ve heard that i look somewhat japanese or korean, and other people have asked if I’m native american/indian (because of my cheek bones). Funny enough, my boyfriend is viet, and he has been asked if he’s mexican or filipino, not to mention, he would much rather date a latina than an asian, as for me im the same - i have always been attracted to asians without realizing it until i got older. In elementary school i had a crush on a chinese boy and in movies I usually liked the asian actors… jackie chan movies were my fave. In middle school i had a friend group of mainly asian friends and one other latina, and in middle and high school i usually had a crush on a boy that was asian or latinos that looked “asian.” When my bf first introduced me to his family i thought they wouldnt be so accepting of me but when i went over, i noticed that they had hispanic friends over lol. When it came to meeting his grandma though, I really thought she would be opposed to the idea of him dating a mexican, because when he told her he was dating the first question she asked was “is she asian?” and he responded with “no, she’s mexican.” either way i met her and she accepted me 😭 she always compliments me and feeds me (thats’s how ik she loves me) She’s even asked when we’re getting married lol another thing to mention is that i have 3 sisters (im the second oldest) and a brother. some people think my sisters and i look nothing alike while others can see the resemblance. although my dad was Mexican and so were his parents, his 2 brothers also had the same thing going on (i never thought they all looked alike regardless of having the same parents) omg im getting sidetracked, but one of my dad’s brother took like a dna test years ago and turns out he had some mongolian in him. Well, my dad never took a dna test but i think that’s got something to do with why we all look so different. coincidentally he also had a korean friend (according to my mom) in korean theres a phrase that’s commonly used 빨리 빨리 (hurry hurry or quickly) and my dad would go around using it on us 😂 i never knew it was a different language but i knew what he meant

I'm Mexican married to japanese, we have a beautiful daughter, great family life

1st gen chinese-mexican here. Growing up I had difficulty identifying to either side. I dont look fully one way or the other, but most people say i look more chinese. However, mexican culture was dominant in my household. As a result, i wasnt fully accepted by asian groups bc i lacked the language and culture, nor by latino groups bc i didnt look latino enough. This wasnt originally a point of discomfort for me until some bullies told me i have no cultural identity. Then it really made me think hard about it and question my own identity. It didnt feel good. But now im beginning to feel comfort in my own mixed identity, where i can be both even if its not 100% one way. I can also count on one hand the other latino-asians ive met in my life but im glad to hear we are the fastest growing group in CA. I hope to find latino-asians groups/communities to meet so we can have our own discussions!

I'm glad the asian latino mixture is expanding! We need more diversity so we can understand each other's cultures!

As a Korean with ancestors from the sugar cane fields of Yucatan, Mexico and Cuba, this is a win

LOL. Mexican-American married to a Chinese from the Philippines !! We have 5 kids!! 😅

Fred! He looks like both! What a sweet person! Great video guys! Lots of Asian man Latina kids out here in CA!

Anyone who mixes with Latino has good looking kids.

Can't say I'm surprised. Growing up going to high school in mexico. This asian transfer student came to school and all the girls went bonkers ober this guy.

My mom is Korean and my dad is Mexican. Typical dinner is enchiladas and rice and kimchi. Spicy food on both sides! 🌶️

I'm Peruvian and my husband is Japanese and our babies are a beautiful mixture of both cultures. My kids look more Asian but to other asians, they can tell that they're mixed. They get to grow up learning 3 languages, different cultures and traditions.

Haha I'm Mexican and Japanese but it wasn't for a trend it just happened to be like this lol 😂❤

Asian women are amazing, my 2 sons are half mexican half vietnamese... Theyre very handsome, I love their mom shes the best! ❤

To be fair Latin Americans have been mixing since the late 1400’s 😂. I am glad we are mixing more, I hope we can see our similarities more than our differences as people.

I’m Puerto Rican, and I greatly appreciate this video Fred looks Filipino 😂😂😂 this is great news!!!!! 🎉

I’m Mexican and my wife is Vietnamese and are kids look like they from Kazakhstan 🇰🇿

I'm 52, Mexican and I just met the love of my life, who is 55 and Japanese. I feel like I won the jackpot she's such a good woman! She puts soy sauce on eggs and I put Cholula, we love the similarities and differences!

My Pops is Japanese with slight touch of Okinawan so he's a tanned, bearded, and squinty eyed like a Hispanic. I'm like that but with a touch of white in me so my skin isn't really tanned. We were eating at Chinese buffet on Hwy 95 on SC/NC border where most of the dine in clientele were Hispanic. These two white ladies come in to get something to eat while traveling down to Disneyworld. One lady asked her friend to pick up a "Douche" from the local CVS in native tongue(English). I guess she didn't think everyone in the dining area knew/spoke English even the Chinese owner and staff. My Pops and I didn't let them know that we knew English until the door closed behind them. Everything got quiet then my Pops and the Hispanic customers said one word at the same time. EWWWWWWWW

I’m half Nicaraguan and half Jamaican and my wife is Half Filipino and half Swedish so it’s definitely becoming a thing.

Proud to be a future mom to Vietnamese-Chilean baby 😂

I call my daughter, ChinoRican (part Chinese/Pacific Islander and half Puerto Rican). We have an acquaintance that is half Black half Chinese and she calls herself BLAsian. Doesn't really matter since so many of us are mixed nowadays. (I cook comida criolla better than my in laws. Even ex mother in law gave me a compliment lol 🤣) I was the trailblazer in my circle. Dated outside of my race and eventually married a Boricua (now divorced) but when our baby was small people liked to stare at me then his father and decide who she looks like more. And discuss it like I can't understand them smh. My sister was married to an Irish/Polish guy so my nieces look very different from each other. Older looks more Asian and younger one more European 💜

I’m an Asian male all I dated was Asians before until my mid 20s. Within the last year , I’ve experienced a couple of Latina’s and I agree they are more open to Asian guys . I’ve always liked them growing up and “talked” to a few growing up but didn’t have my true experience until later in my adulthood . I love being able to be open to interracial dating . Shout out to my Asian guys putting themselves out there. We coming up.

My kids are half Japanese and Half Mexican. The correct term for this mix is “Nippo-Latino” I joke with my sons and ask them what they would rather be called? 1. Mexicanese 2 Japaxican They laugh. Japanese people in Japan call mixed kids “halfu” regardless of which other race they are. My oldest is 13. He has the same sense of humor Mexicans have, and is super polite like Japanese… Fun Fact: the word for bread in Japanese is the same in Spanish “Pan”

Gay interracial couple here! ✌️ I'm of Mexican descent from Texas and my husband is Canadian of Chinese descent. We originally met on a gay dating app. He messaged me, thinking I was Asian and I responded, thinking he was Latino. 😂 Now we're married, living in Toronto, adopting a baby soon and his mother just decided to move in with us. 😅 Very Modern Family-esque, but gayer & Canadian.

My husband is Filipino and I’m Salvadorian 😊❤️ yayyyy

Yep. I'm Vietnamese and my daughter is half Mexican.

This was so awesome to watch! I love seeing ir relationships and marriages! The asian and latin mix is such a fascinating combination! I'd love to see more Asian/Latin Couples. ❤

There’s a lot of KZfaq couples in Mexico, right now between Mexican men and women married to Korean, Japanese, Chinese and other Asian groups. Surprises me that they speak better Spanish then most Mexican-Americans.

Asian Latino is a really neat mix. Both have really aamazing cultures and amazing food. I think there could be some real culinary treats with some fusion dishes from the dishes from all over Asia and Latin America.

I'm happy for this newer generation, the M/F ratio is going to continue to be more even and fair for younger Asian men in America to be able to date outside their race. 1. Latinos are going to continue to become the majority population in America. 2. The two groups are having children that are growing up together in the same communities; eventual dating between the two groups will continue to become more common. I'm 47 and when I was in High School, there were Asians and Latinos I knew that were married with mixed race children, but we still had a lot of racial tension between the two groups. Most ethnic groups wanted to stay within their own and my dating options were limited to other Asians. One challenge for my generation was for Asian men to be seen as being normal and datable instead of a caricature full of stereotypes. Although this challenge may still be faced by the younger generation of Asian men today, I can see such barriers are becoming less as more Asian men and Latin women become open to dating each other.

I'm Mexican-American. My wife is Thai-American. Our 9 year old daughter is "Mexi-Thai" American. We are from Los Angeles, CA.

Fun fact: the Mexican state of Guerrero have 10% Filipino ancestry

Mexican man here engaged to a Burmese woman. My fiancée is zomi in case any zomi Burmese are reading this. Y’all have an interesting culture and I’m happy to be a part of it! Topa lung dam

Love my Asian brothers and sisters 💪🏽🇺🇸. Cousins are all Japanese/Mexican, Filipino/Mix, and Korean/Mix.

I met mexican american wife back in 2002. We been married for going on 21 years now. We have four korean mexican kids and two grandkids. I think we should see more Asian Latino couples for sure. We definitely love each other's cultural food. 🎉 I can definitely attest to kogi trucks being story of our lives. One of my kids is definitely mistaken for Philippine quite a bit. ...... my honest opinion, I think Latin women are the most beautiful in the world and so is my wife!

Chinese/Filipino here. Before anything else, yeah, Fred looks Filipino to me. (You're awesome bro!) In some ways I feel already Asian-Latino. Much of my family on my mom's side have Spanish names. My mom will say that she grew up in a "barrio." Catholicism is a huge part of my family's life. I've been able to connect with many Latinos because of this as well as other shared aspects of culture. (Doesn't hurt as well that I've read books and watched videos on Latin America, have worked in a job with many Latinos, and am open in general.) More often than not, there are many similarities rather than differences. (There are differences and tensions as Fred alluded to). Now, let me say I have A LOT to learn about Latin America and Latino culture, I'm definitely not an expert. However, I'm glad that we are moving in this direction.

My Tia is Married to a Chinese man and has 2 beautiful girls & my cousin was together with a Hmong girl and they have a handsome little guy. Also my buddy and his family are from Mexicali and over there they were telling me there’s a huge Asian population. I’m Mexican-America/Mestizo i have grown up in the Central Valley of california so Iv been around a lot of Asians and I have always been into Asian girls too lol

My wife is Mexican/Spanish/Chinese, our children are those +Chinese/Korean/Mongolian Welcome to Los Angeles. Appreciate the topical video

LASIAN baby!!! I am Cambodian-Hispanic but also Vietnamese and Chinese so all Asian and quarterly Hispanic

Filipinos and Latinos also compose of ardent Catholics. Keep pushing them around like at Dodger Stadium and they'll be pushing back hard.

Latina women are fine... Dated women from Ecuador, El Salvodore, Mexican and from Spain (Not Latina). Very similar to Asian culture. Family oriented, respecting their elders, and of course good food.

I had this convo with my husband earlier as he was surprised just how much we have in common. He's from China and I'm from Mexico. We always joke that rice and beans go well together on a plate and it's the same story in person. I love him dearly and we're learning each other's language and we want our future kids to be familiarized with all sides of their cultures.

I’m Chinese and Vietnamese and my husband is Central American and I love being in a interracial marriage. We have two kids together.

Most Latinos are already mixed race. That is why we are called ‘mestizo’. I’m Salvadoran-Canadian, and I worked in Asia for almost 10-years. I did 2 DNA tests, and I’m like 15 different ethnicities 😂 and 3% China-Japan region. So funny

I’m a Latino/Native American mix and my wife is Vietnamese. We have been together for 7 years and it is the best of both worlds. Mixed couples are the future!

Im a Mexican American and my girlfriend is Japanese American we have more similarities then differences we both value family good food we both plan on taking care of our parents when they get old and we both do culture exchange we exchange languages food and culture and we both love each other's food

My girlfriend is latina and we have a lot in common in our experiences as 2nd gen diaspora. Sharing a politically designated ethnic group like "Asian" or "Latino" doesn't mean that I as a Korean have a personal affinity with someone who is Chinese. While we do share the 2nd gen experience we also share that with Latino groups as well. My gf is Colombian and she doesn't always vibe with Mexicans because of their cultural differences just as I may not have much in common with Pakastani

I actually went to high school with Fred, he was a very respectful and friendly kid who had no enemies. Good to see him doing well.

As a Vietnamese man married to a Mexican Guadalupe, we have two beautiful kids. My girl looks more Vietnamese and my boy more Mexican with opposing personalities. They get tacos and pho all day

I'm Mexican, born in the US. I have cousins that are half-Vietnamese and half-Filipino. I have nephews and nieces that are half-Vietnamese and half-Muong. I think the only ethnicity we don't have is Indian but one of my nephews just married an Arab woman from Jordan so I'm sure we'll get an Indian eventually. 😆

Asian-Latino families are 100% AWESOME!

Shout out to my man Eli in New Mexico. His father was Mexican🇲🇽 in the army and his mother was Korean 🇰🇷 👍🏿

I look Asian since I have indigenous Mexican blood, I do plan on marrying an Asian man I have dated a couple Asian men (Korean-American and Taiwanese) and I enjoy the cultures and similarities we share.

My boyfriends Chinese American and I’m DR/PR American 🤷🏻‍♀️ I get mistaken for Indian all the time. He was raised in a predominantly Asian area but a lot of people in his HS were Hispanic so he has a lot of Hispanic friends

I'm Filipina dating an Argentine guy. Just saying rn, Latino refers to the Latin American cultures. My boyfriend is white as hell lmao. His dna 23 and me results back that up. So if we have kids, they're gonna be wasian.

I like to think I coined the term "Filitino/Filatina" loll. I'm filipino and Honduran. But pretty mixed on the Latina side, so I ended up with red hair. I never thought too much about it growing up, but it's honestly fun when people try to guess your ethnicity.

Im a puerto rican and dominican man dating a Filipina woman. Hoping to marry her in a few years

I'm Mexican, my wife is from HK. I joke that our daughter is a " "ChiMex," or a "Chicana"!

If my GF and I had a kid, that kid would be Colombopino. hahahaha

I believe it…last 3 weddings I attended consisted of Asian grooms and Hispanic brides (Viet/Mexican and PR, Japanese/Mexican, and Korean/PR)

Shiiii I got nothing but love for all my Asian Brothers n Sistas outchea, big shoutout to my Filipinos n Filipinas fr mane both our cultures got hella similarities 🇵🇭🇲🇽 Saludos Raza Loca n shoutout to Fung Bros been down w yall since 2015 i rmm them air jordan and yeezy videos😂💯Good Times mane aint nun but a lil brown love🇲🇽🇲🇽👌🏾 edit: dont click the comments…. its been a disaster

Mexican people have been native to California all the way to Texas.

What A BEAUTIFUL COMBINATION!! I love it!! The women are not tattooed like billboards. Blessings sent to them!! 💕💕💕💕

I’m Mexican and I wouldn’t mind having an Asian woman, I’ve always got along very well with Asians. A lot know how it is having immigrant parents

🇸🇻Salvadorans recently became the 3rd largest Hispanic group in the U.S, replacing Cubans for the first time ever. In California, Salvadorans are the second largest latino group in the state, while in Washington DC, Salvis are the largest Hispanics in the city overall

I was Married to a Asian Woman for over 20 Years , when we stopped at a Crow reservation they thought My Wife and her Daughters were very interesting , some Western American Indian Tribes have Japanese DNA markers , in South America Some tribes have DNA markers only found in one city in Japan

Latino women love me. I live in Chicago and most of my buddies are Latinos.