We’re also in Guam.

Latino is a culture, not a race. 👍

Awesome! I just LOVE Ana! Her videos are hilarious!

During the Mexican-American War, in 1848, the Irish deserted the Americans and fought with the Mexicans. Hence Mexicans have some Irish blood with red hair.

She is a white woman with a white Mexican mother. Do not refer to her as a woman of color.

It's just the U.S. who stereotypes Mexicans. My brother, father, aunts, grandmother were all mistaken for Whites. I even had to defend my little brother in junior high, because Blacks tried to bully him because he looked White. At 5'5", it was tough for me, fighting 6' Black and Whites. (But always came up on top (I had to)) In my family they're common and knew many other friends who looked Anglo. Stereotypical U.S. (ignorant)

Levy la em Houston Great Day excelente ator sendo entrevistado ❤❤❤

This was a well-done interview and Extreme is the greatest band going. They absolutely blew the roof off of HOB that night. It was phenomenal.

Love those Celtic Iberian women .

My all time favorite! My first concert in 88. Still my most memorable moment! I'll never forget the lights going out and then hearing that opening bass line in hang tough. I've seen a lot of concerts from rock to metal, but none of them opened with a more powerful song.

We could careless about red hair or white. Remembered mex like the US were invaded by whites. So it's obvious there are red hair or whites plus blacks brought as slaves from whites

In Brazil there are so many redheads and blondes, and yet many think that Brazilians are all Indians and black! I'm Brazilian and I'm blonde!

The term "latino" pertains to the "language" a person speaks, being this language a descendant of latin. So, you see, it does not have anything to do with ethnicity. Just the language you speak, and that is part of a culture. But that is as far as it goes. In heavily ethnic countries like Brazil and Venezuela you will see a really wide spectrum of people speaking the same language. So that's my 2-cents worth.

My husband and I are both Mexican Americans. I'm dark skinned with black hair with Indigenous Mexican roots while he's light skinned, freckles, and red hair with roots in Spain. We indeed come in all shades.

I hope she speaks more Spanish. I have a cousin who never wanted to speak Spanish but because of his religion he had to do his service in Argentina and after 2 years he learned well, he recognized how important it is to speak Spanish, read it or write it.:)

How did u hang the frames ive tried this but mine can support heavy things like frames

OMG Big deal . we come on all styles,shades and colors come on. I hallways teach my kids to be proud of the language and culture

If she’s Mexican then don’t use the words Hispanic or Latino. Those don’t come from the Raza. European words. Mexican Native

Modern day tesla or modern day cowboy

I love her videos, she's a lot of fun! her mom is great, too!!

This onky happens here in the US. south of Mexico these type of people ate not uncommon. Imaginr if europena descent americans went to Uruguay, south of Brazil and Argentina they would feel they are less european descendants than themselves. Look at Anya Taylor Joy who is more.famous than this tick tocker

Let's not forget the "small" detail that further south of Mexico (as incredible as it may seem to you) in fact there is almost a continent and a half further south (rest of Central America and South America) and there are many more Latin people there and with white skin and some with blue or green eyes, and I know that maybe it will come as a shock to you: they live there!!! (by the way: I'm being sarcastic) 😏

Latin is a broad term. It's not just the Hispanics. Do research.

canelo?

Just like canelo alvarez red hair mexican

In a mexican family theres always different tones of color, im drk brown and my younger sister looks white, and now i got many family members mixing with white americans, culture on the states are becoming diverse as well

I love you ❤️❤️

My kids first language was Spanish in here the states at home and in Puerto Rico was vice versa English at home Spanish at home they are both very bilingual read written and spoken

I love her!

Yay ! Orange County!!❤❤

She's not the only Mexican 🇲🇽 redhead my grandpa born and raised in Mexico 🇲🇽 was a redhead with green eyes canelo the boxer was born and raised in Mexico 🇲🇽 he's a redhead to

Big deal, she’s basically just a predominantly European white woman who’s speaks a 2nd European language, it’s okay too.

Best song on the live album.

Jenna Ortega who?

Amazing song

Such genuinely happy, nice dudes and they also happen to write a pretty cool tune or two.😉🤘

He played a god amazing.. the Engineer was a very creepy alien.

#1 let me say i LOVE Ana , i am also half white haft mexican , growing up in the 70's my mother (mexican side) would not allow us kids to speak spanish outside the house , and she was right , got into many fights when people would hear me and my brother talk in spanish , in the 70's that was looked down on... but today i dont care like ana i understand more then i can speak happy to say i'm learning to speak it more and more ,

There are redheads in Mexico, speacially in in the area of the towns that go from El Salvador that belongs to Tequila in Jalisco, all the way to Milpillas and Huitzila, which belong to El Teúl in Zacatecas.

For over 20 yrs these two where the same person to me smh

Best Mexican boxer has red hair...Saul Canelo Alvarez.

Love her channel.

Look up “Colonia Tovar” a German town in Venezuela’s mountains

I was there nearly 45yrs ago -and it stays with me. A few days earlier I visited Houston MOMA and was acosted by a Rothko they had in a room just off the entrance. I'd seen a few Rothkos in repro (books & magazines) and they'd not registered. BUT THIS!!! It 'leapt' across the 25 metres separation and my legs almost went from under me. I'd never been affected like this before (nor since). None of the others in the gallery was so affecting -but all were hundreds of times more engaging than any repro. So, you have to be there! Days later in the chapel the effect was not as strong, but still I found an hour there to be one of my most affective art experiences. Thankyou Houston!

Wooooow. Excelente.👍👍👍

It’s wrong to call South Americans Latinos. Real Latinos are the ones that are in Europe, I mean…Latin was spoke there for a thousand of years there. The right will be Hispanics. And as was mentioned by the host, you have the same multiculturality in North America and in South America. The history in both north and south are similar but different, British empire had colonies on America meanwhile, Spain had provinces in America. They where part of Spain in the papers. Indigenous people where Spanish citizens, even Spanish from Europe mixed with them 😊, at certain point there were indigenous people as part of royalty. Just have this metric on mind. Check how many indigenous people were supported by the British and how,many from Spaniards. And look the current number of them today in North and South.

Been seeing her all over Instagram, but when I saw the title Redheaded Latina, I was thinking Joanna Hausman

We are nativeamericans, not latinos, hispanics, not mestizos and not any other false, colonial label. Our true and only root of both full-bloods and so-called mestizos is our indigenous root. Our true native root is the foundation of our true identity. Latinos are the white settlers from italy and hispanics are the white foreigners from spain. This is why natives need to ban the mainstream media from their households and demand that their true identity be respected becasue the media only pushes these labels as a racist agenda to try to uproot and erase our true indigenous root.

People that are surprised about this are just uncultured and need to research about the world a little. Mexico was invaded by Europeans, there were even Asian and African colonies, Mexicans are very diverse.

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