Comments by "Jorge O" (@jorgeo4483) on "HistoryLegends" channel.

Mixtures, with few exceptions, were prohibited by Muslims and Christians, with the death penalty. But if you are english, irish or scotish you are a descendant of galaican celtics of the northwest of Spain with some latins and some normand blood, also romaniced, very little saxon. Did you know that?
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No, they are latinoamericans if they speaks portuguese or spanish, two romance (latin) languages, and they are hispanoamericans if they come from the Spanish Empire. The rest are other thing.
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They don´t arabized nothing, mixtures, with few exceptions, were prohibited by Muslims and Christians, with the death penalty.
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Latinoamerican is the people who speaks spanish and portuguese, two romance (latin) languages, Hispanoamerican is the correct therm to define the descendants of the Spanish Empire although Portuguese Empire was also Spanish but not the language.
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@gipsymelody1268 I have already explained it to you, we have two terms, Latin American refers to the language, mostly Portuguese, Spanish and their mixtures, Hispanic American refers to those from countries that were Spain. Neither term refers to ethnicities. The horrible thing is that USA citizens call themselves Americans or afroamericans (that is refered to ethnics right?), as if Canada and the rest of the continent did not exist.
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@asturiasceltic3183 The Celtic peoples, as a general term in history, designate all the tribes of Western Europe in contact with or close to the Atlantic during the Bronze Age, including Icelanders. As a tribe themselves, the Celts were south of Germany. They all had things in common but they were not the same tribes. In Galicia there is only one burial of a queen like those in Germany, in an earthen mound with her treasure, which indicates that they were mixed with other Celtic tribes. A recent study by an Oxford professor points to Galicia, which at that time included the entire north of the Iberian Peninsula as the origin of the Irish, Scots, Bretons, Britons and Celtic English, but this was a mutual movement of people.
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@asturiasceltic3183 Galicia and Asturias are not celtic nations, we don't speak any language derived of celtics. But we where.
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@asturiasceltic3183 Galicia had 50 years of moor limited presence. without any mixed population, the same as Asturias and all Spain in general. The Bohemian-Bavarian celts where only in Galicia, never in Asturias, we have the only burial under a mound of a Celtic queen in Spain with her gold treasure. They mixed with different Celtic tribes. In actual Galicia there is no evidence of this genetics, most of ancient Galicians are descendants of Bretons.
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@asturiasceltic3183 I'm Spanish, from Galicia, and one of my Grand fathers was from Oviedo, Asturias capital, and no, we are not considered one of the celtics nations because we don´t preserve a celtic language like the others. and you, probably a young man from Asturias are simply a victim of the actual public educational system in Spain, an ignorant.
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I am a racist, I am in favor of the existence of races, I do not despise any, non-racists prefer a single race. In any case, if you let enough time pass, different races form again, that protects us genetically.
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Spain did not have colonies, they were as Spanish as someone born in Madrid.
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@user-yt3xd2jl6d Nope.
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Yes, we spaniards do not killed off all the Indians like the english and north americans.
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