Comments by "Dangic23" (@Dangic23) on "The 10 Most Hispanic States In America" video.

Yes....Columbus was Italian....but the Crown of Spain was who financed his voyages. So all he did was for Spain.
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Juan Ponce de Leon, a Spaniard from Puerto Rico discovered and named Florida in 1521. Also named and founded the city of St Augustine in Florida.
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@uwiblue No bubble bursted ...lol It doesn't matter if he was Italian or Spaniard. Everything was done under the Spanish Crown and the Roman Catholic Church.
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@desertpair2 100%
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The funny thing is how the US always renames things. Christopher Columbus does not exist. You can't just change people's names...lol
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Before the Mayflower arrived in 1620.... ...Spain already had conquistadors and people in Florida Texas New Mexico California Colorado Arizona Nevada.
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@harrymcnicholas9468 I did the DNA tests...came up 13% Taino
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Puerto Rico was under Spain longer than other territory of Spain. Columbus got there in 1493...his 2nd trip. In 1898 Puerto Rico passed from Colony of Spain to colony of the US...to this date. It's the oldest colony in the World
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@talitali48 1598 got to Santa Fe. You're Welcome
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@Deadly Vibez Puerto Rico was part of Spain. He explored FL after being Governor of Puerto Rico. Puerto Rico has never had a legal nationality.....ever......so saying a Spaniard from PR is technically correct.
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@cuervo1003 I don't know who you are talking about. Nobody here has mentioned the Brazilian lady.
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@anthonygallardo8377 Yes.....technically correct. But I agree.....I'm stretching it for the tiny Island in the Caribbean....lol
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@JOECANDELA22 100%
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Juan Ponce de Leon arrived and named Florida in 1521.
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@lissandrafreljord7913 The point I was referring to is the USA just renaming people and countries and things for no reason. Like I'm surprised they never renamed Juan Ponce de Leon..... ..... to John Punch the Lion.
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