People from which countries are considered Latino?

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I am doing a project on latinos and I need to find out which countries are considered latino. I cant seem to find that on the internet :/

Answer 1

anny where south america

Answer 2

Because latino refers to the countries more influenced by Latin culture, like Spain, and so all Spanish speaking countries like Argentina are considered Latino, as well as Brazil that is Portugese spaking.. If Italy would have had a colony in southAmerica, it would be considered Latino.. France, tough is a Latin culture county, has been influenced in the ages also by other cultures and is not completely a Latino country.. =)

Answer 3

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People from which countries are considered Latino?
I am doing a project on latinos and I need to find out which countries are considered latino. I cant seem to find that on the internet :/

Answer 4

Portugal and Spain are not considered Latino racially speaking. Both countries are located in Europe, henceforth their people are White / Mediterranean as a generic racial category. You can find darker/lighter people there due to several waves of immigration from South America and Africa. Linguistically, they are Latin just like Italian, French, and Romanian.

Answer 5

Mexico Chile Costa Rica Niceragua Cuba Puerto Rico
Argentina Brazil Ecquador El Salvador Panama Spain
Portugal Gees-get out a map and look at South America.

Answer 6

The answer "Latin speaking countries" is VERY wrong. Latin is not spoken anymore (outside universities and specialized language centers).

We can call "Latins" to anyone whose language is derived from Latin. That is: anyone who lives in a country where Spanish, Portuguese, French and/or Italian is spoken. Actually, especially Italians (since it's the country where Latin was originally spoken).

Answer 7

generally, "latino" means that you or your family can trace your roots to a country where Spanish or Portuguese is the main language or if you have the aforementioned in your bloodline. Sometimes, "latino" & "hispanic" are used interchangably but "hispanic" refers specifically to the western hemisphere (from Mexico on down, w/ the Spanish-speaking islands included) or the "Latin America" that Spain conquered. To clarify, someone who is a native of Spain is latino or latina but not hispanic. Hope this helps!

Answer 8

PEOPLE FROM SPAIN AND PORTUGAL ARE NOT LATINOS, THEY CONSIDER THEMSELVES OF STRICKLY WHITE ANCESTRY : LATINOS ARE FROM MEXICO, SOUTH AMERICA, CUBA , PUERTO RICO, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC, , THESE ARE AREAS CONQUERED BY SPANIARDS AND THE FRENCH , THE FRENCH IDENTIFIED THESE PEOPLE BY COINING THE PRASE " LATINO , WHICH SIMPLY MEANS OF LATIN DECENT

Answer 9

for the most part, countries that were originally colonized by Spain.

Answer 10

thanks! Very valuable information and offers me better insight on the subject