Latina VS European l What is Different? Which Continent Is HOTTER?

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[@henri_ol]

Latin America in general are very energetic , more than in Europe , but the countries such as Spain and Italy i see much more energy than other european countries 😂

[@tariizm1500]

bcz they never saw Slavic dances especially those in the Balkans so like Latin American dummies on this video and person that made the comparison video are ignorant about Europe

[@marioalbertosanchez3732]

Porque también son latinos, los países latinos de Europa son Italia, Francia, Portugal, España y Rumanía, Recordemos que latinos es una raza es por el origen del idioma,

[@marioalbertosanchez3732]

No es una raza

[@banditop276]

​​@@marioalbertosanchez3732it is not a race it is a language community; France for example is predominantly Celtic with Germanic contributions the Latin language becomes established in Gaul (France) due to the Anggun occupation due to the Roman invasion

[@lempereurtravel1755]

@@banditop276yap but France is a big country some are celtic in the north and in the south ethnic might be different .. also more than 200 000 Catalan are also in France there ethnicity is different

[@banditop276]

As a reminder, Latin is not a race but a community of languages.

[@matiasreinoso1723]

really is just spanish and portuguese language, that's why i don't like the modern use of the word latinamerica, must be iberoamerican really

[@elafalshahrani3174]

And European isn’t a race 😅

[@MinosF2P]

Latinos is a "culture" not a race.

[@LOL-gn5oh]

​@@matiasreinoso1723So you are basically excluding the Caribbean countries and French Guinea.

[@raychat2816]

@@elafalshahrani3174neither are Asian or African 😂 but people are …

[@brunobaldencio]

Morri com a italiana falando FRAAANCE kkkkkk

[@equilibriumrebelado4893]

Alguém precisou falar...

[@princessesdontcry7028]

Kakakakaka tbm

[@Stewie-el_Oso]

I love that Andrea brought up the fact about always being separated and compare in an competitive way

[@lucasherrera2022]

Por favor que sigan las 7 juntas en más vídeos!!!

[@alexisramongeronimo4491]

We need more videos with these 7 ladies! Pleaaaassseeeeeee 🎉

[@Noah_ol11]

Both continents , Europe and American in genral , love football , probably the best fans at the stadium are from these , especially the latinos , Argentina fans during 2022 were insane

[@lissandrafreljord7913]

Football in Argentina is on another level. I can only say that Brazil, Uruguay, Italy (especially Naples), and the Balkans share the same passion as us. The stadium becomes a state of anarchy.

[@elafalshahrani3174]

Come to Middle East and see how people love football

[@Angelcynn_2001]

Yeah thanks to us Englishmen, we gave the world this culture

[@elafalshahrani3174]

@@Angelcynn_2001 There are non-English people who love football and excel at it

[@fablb9006]

Have you seen the champs élysées in 2018 ?

[@triz8399]

15:00 Oh this is not Brazil tho, most people there are from India (we love India btw), it was in the last world cup. Fun fact: One of the most competitive championship of the world is the *Brasileirão* (Brazil National championship) 🇧🇷 In 2021, the competition was chosen by the IFFHS as the strongest national league in South America as well as the strongest in the world. Really, this is another level of entertainment! Is like watch a tv drama. The physical and psychological pressure that athletes go through is no joke. If a football player can stand out on Brasileirão he is the BEST of the Best. And they can go to any team in the world they want. This championship happens every year, during almost the whole year (the 2024 Brasileirão is about to start). So Brasileirão (and other national stuff) is everything brazilians care about, we don't even care to world cup this much (in fact the national team is not very loved here nowdays because most of them play in Europe and don't have a bond with brazilian fans), nor other America's championships (because the prize money of ours is bigger) but we are still winning those too. Anyways for me the local teams from Brasil are the one who truly represents our football. ❤

[@lempereurtravel1755]

Yap lot of Indians support Brazil and Argentina

[@nikolas7715]

love to india from 🇧🇷

[@MarreiraMente]

Spain, Italy and France are latins as well. Latin is not a race but a community of languages that came from Latin language.

[@nalyyt1601]

Aparently you are the only smart around here

[@InfoRome]

Guys, again? This is Latin Americans vs Latin Europeans. Every girl here is Latin.

[@adrianabernardes1154]

It´s obvious. One descends from the other.

[@Lord_Genghis_Khan]

Some latin americans arent really latin but more likely to be native american or black rather latin european. Actually real latins gone forever long time ago romans were latins now every latin european is mixed even italy. Spanish people are already very mixed iberians, celt-iberians, berbers etc. So when mixed people goes south america they mix even more in that sense... latin people today is just considered people that talks language derived from vulgar latin language not genetically latin. Let latin alone we cant really say all south americans are spanish or portoguese.

[@CocainaArt]

Actually it should be titled "Iberoamericans vs Latins" since they only had people who speak Spanish and Portuguese on the American side.

[@InfoRome]

Latin Americans is better because Spanish and Portuguese are Latin languages and most people have never heard of Ibero-Americans. What's wrong is to claim the Europeans here are not Latins. @@CocainaArt

[@InfoRome]

Latin as in "speaker of a Romance/Latin language"@@Lord_Genghis_Khan

[@elleaeri]

The video was full of stereotypes, I enjoyed it a little bit because it was fun seeing the girls interact, but from the title and video thumbnail to the videos showed it's clear it's a battle of stereotypes. The "culture" videos about Europeans were not accurate (and I'm sure very stereotypical for South American countries too), like if they are going to show these kinds of videos, at least make sure they are about the countries of the people you bring in to record the video. On another note, many people have said what's wrong with the tittle, but as someone from Spain, why did they give the Catalan flag (in the thumbnail) to the girl from Mallorca, Islas Baleares? They are two different autonomous communities!! Also, if you give the autonomous community flag to one of the Spanish girls, you should also do the same for the other Spanish girl and the other girls (like be specific about each region each girl is from).

[@fannyrules5000]

Toda la razón, deberían hacer bien las cosas y no provocar confusiones

[@seraraujoo6932]

🇧🇷 🇲🇽 🇦🇷 AMO ❤

[@mauricio77vicente35]

Latin people from America and Europe are certainly more lively than other europeans from other regions, such as those from nordic and scandinavians countries. Note: Unfortunately, in Brazil there is violence when opposing fans of rival teams from the same city meet and I hope this idiocy ends one day.

[@bencebuda4599]

Oh, football violence is part of the game basically everywhere. For example Hungarians aren't nearly as energetic or fierce as Latin people (for example Romanians in our vicinity are way more "all out, all the time" in basically everything, from driving to politics), but every time a major football fan group goes anywhere, the police is there to supervise them. Fighting is also more regular than the optimal. So yeah, it's just football in general, I think.

[@mauricio77vicente35]

@@bencebuda4599 In fact, in Brazil it's worse, because violence between rival fans often ends in deaths, so here it's much more serious.

[@AnonymousLibertar1an]

So esqueceu de dizer que violencia entre torcidas ocorre quase sempre entre torcidas organizadas e nao a torcida comum.

[@mauricio77vicente35]

@@AnonymousLibertar1an Eu não esqueci nada, é só ler, porque se disse que quando torcidas rivais da mesma cidade se encontram, essa violência acontece entre elas, então nem precisou dizer que são torcidas organizadas, se as rivais já é pressuposto que são organizadas.

[@rlveiga100573]

But not only in Brazil, other countries show this bad behavior, for example, in 80´s the Hooligans were people who engaged in reckless, unlawful, or disruptive behavior, such as vandalism, bullying, or rioting, usually in connection with crowds at sporting events.

[@TimeToSingChannel]

Im from Brazil and first things that's off top my mind are the novels which are really good and dramatic, i have my favorite actress "Angelina Boyer" or "Angelique" (idk exactly) but she has acted as Teresa (esa hembra es mala, esa hembra hace daño, esa hembra no quiere) 😂 also Tacos, the Deads Day and also the music that's very romantic and happy, El Chavo, Churros and i love Mexico very much, thank you Mexico for existing, we watch many mexican novels, just so you know. 😂❤ Hugs from Brazil

[@Ms.Mewitdabullshit]

❤❤❤

[@LowVi]

Thankfully its Ana today

[@Felipe-zy2ir]

Ana é mais madura, ela sabe representar o Brasil com classe, é igual a Sandy, também fico agradecido que não é a Julia, falta um pouco mais de maturidade e inteligência emocional para ela.

[@BelaSantos1702]

@@Felipe-zy2ir Se não me engano a Julia é bem mais nova mesmo.

[@mirrorint1970]

Mas eu amo a Julia também. Ela é fogo puro e é autentica; além de gostos...@ 😁

[@fabricio4794]

​@@Felipe-zy2irgosto das duas e ate da Kaylee

[@Mando0Melkor]

Eu acho que nas horas que elas tem que interagir e reagir a Júlia é mais extrovertida mas a Ana é muito eloquente, fala bem pacas.

[@gerardopc1]

Latin American vs Latin European

[@ianmarchese402]

Typical American phrase: "The Latin term is never used in this context for European countries"... LOL Are you aware that the conglomerate of Latin European countries is called Europa Latina/Romània? Or that until 2012 all of us Latin countries were part of an international organization called the Latin Union, with its headquarters in Paris, which was founded to safeguard, promote and unite the entire Latin world? And that the term "Latin lover", which today many Latin Americans make their own, in reality was created for us Italians and consequently for all the other Latin peoples of the Mediterranean? We have the inscriptions on the monuments that affirm our Latinity in Italy, and we have always considered ourselves Latins, only that today due to the Americans (everyone... from Alaska to Argentina) there is misinformation about Latinity. This same alphabet that we adopt to communicate is called "Latin alphabet" and originated in Italy, therefore in Europe, not in America. I could go on forever... because the reality is that in America you don't even know what Latinity is. I'm Italian and I'm LATINO, an autochthonous Latin or Latin European, so: VIVAT LATINORVM (translate this for me, guys... since you are Latin too haha). Greetings from Italy, ciao-ciao!

[@dolydoly5679]

❤

[@proudream]

Yeah agreed, I'm Romanian and we consider ourselves mostly "Latin" too because of the language and history.

[@tatianaoliveira2191]

Greetings from Portugal Another Latin European, ciao

[@rafaeldoo9108]

I'm Brazilian and I totally agree with you.

[@bre_me]

Andrea is using the word educated like it's used in Spanish. Educated in English doesn't mean polite. It means you have an education from a school.

[@jules44.]

really?

[@santiagoperez5431]

Yes, in English you c​and be educated and not polite @@jules44.

[@masp1593]

Yeah, it's the same in brazilian portuguese, I got what she mean when she said that

[@arnaul_de_lapras5853]

but aññ the girls on the video are romance speakears so they probably undrestood what she meant by that

[@oscarberolla9910]

In Spanish educado is more like polite, the other word is instruido.

[@juan97146]

It's Latin America VS Latin Europe not Latin VS Europe. The word that best defines "Latinos" is Hispanic Americans or Ibero-Americans.

[@luislelucho4419]

No son terminos que se suelan usar, se usa mas sudamericanos (Incluso incluyen a México y centroamerica algunas veces cuando esta mal empleado) o latinoamericanos cuando se engloba a todos.

[@juan97146]

@@luislelucho4419 A mi me da igual que se usen o no, yo solo digo que para lo que ellos llaman latinos es mejor llamarlos iberoamericanos. Tenemos muy metida en la sociedad la palabra latinos, y a mí me parece un error porque latinos serían desde Rumanía hasta California y desde Quebec hasta Chile, o lo que es lo mismo los que tienen idiomas que vienen del latín.

[@luislelucho4419]

@@juan97146 Es que el termino es Latinoamericanos, no solo Latino, se usa Latino porque los Latinos Europeos no se denominan así, ellos denominan Europeos Occidentales y ya. El IberoAmerica abarca a España y Portugal cuando en pocas cosas coinciden con los de America por lo que no se usa,respecto a el de Hispanoamerica excluye a Brasil por lo que tampoco se usa, Latinoamericano solo se usa para diferenciarnos de los angloparlantes en America mas que todo pero de facto se usa mas sudamerica, centroamerica, Caribe, lo que son México y Brasil usan mas su propio nombre en solitario.

[@juan97146]

@@luislelucho4419 estoy de acuerdo con que se usa más sudamericano. Eso que dices de que Iberoamérica incluye a Portugal y España está un poco mal, para mí Iberoamérica son los territorios AMERICANOS donde se hable español, portugués, catalán, gallego o euskera, e Hispanoamérica son los territorios donde se hable Castellano o Español (depende de como lo llames tú). Y que yo sepa aunque el término completo es Latinoamericano siempre se dice Latino, y como he dicho antes ese término me parece erróneo. Y eso de que los Latinos Europeos nos denominamos Europeos Occidentales está un poco mal, aquí en España se suele decir, por ejemplo, cuando hablas de un sitio de Francia o de Suecia se suele hablar de Europa como si no estuviésemos en Europa, por lo tanto en España nos denominamos españoles.

[@luislelucho4419]

@@juan97146 Entonces estas mal tú, si revisas que dice la RAE sobre Iberoamerica veras que incluye a Andorra, España y Portugal. Obviamente tu eres un ultra nacionalista Español, pero en mayoria estoy seguro que se consideran Europeos, yo te puedo decir que "Latino" es distinto su significado a su uso, entre nosotros no lo usamos, yo te puedo decir que los Méxicanos somos Méxicanos, luego Norteamericanos y despues Americanos, así nos lo enseñan, solo somos latinos cuando nos queremos diferenciar de los Europeos y de los Gringos (USA, Canadá) mas que nada porque hay paises que no hablan Español completamente como México, Paraguay, Perú, Bolivia, Chile, etc... que tienen lenguas indigenas, otro caso son los Argentinos y Venezolanos que se sienten mas arraigados con Italia y no quieren encasillarse solo con España, todo eso lleva a que se use mas el termino Latinoamericano.

[@alapwil4882]

You have compared latin American vs latin eoropean. The difference between Them is the intensity: louder, warmer, ... When you want to see diferences, you should Bring AS Europeans Germans, Scandinavians, people fromm the balkans... Here you are comparing oranges with tangerines

[@davi_cardoso_]

6:14 I'm a brazilian and I prefer to cold weather than sunny day

[@DayaneFreire2016]

I live in Manaus and here is hot as hell haha we have summer and rainy season :)

[@angyliv8040]

If you have Portuguese origins there’re some part of Portugal were the climate it’s very rainy and cold. Like in the north and because of the Atlantic. Part of my family is from Galicia and I love rainy days and cold.

[@davi_cardoso_]

@@angyliv8040 I don't know if I have Portuguese origin 🥲

[@davi_cardoso_]

@@DayaneFreire2016 I live in Espírito Santo and here it's hot too, butt I think it's not than Manaus

[@MROEnglishLessons]

I'm a brazilian and I prefer the cold weather rather than a hot one* Would be better!

[@Tenseiken_]

I feel like this video is more like for the memes and spreading stereotype and misinformation than an actual educational look at what's different. The high-school'ish title is probably not helping that case either.

[@AnonymousLibertar1an]

I agree with you. These terms and concepts about "latino" create stereotypes, that's why brazilians in the most don't consider themselves as latinos, this video is a proof we aren't latinos cuz they are refering with hispano american countries not Brazil.

[@nukekidontheblock8349]

Latino is a made up we Italians always make fun of, remember we are in this f irrelevant app where I hope no one is getting an education (would be bad for him)

[@moukhtarsoumaine6636]

Good video .After reading some of comments ,it seem that even in 2024 some people, latino=Spanish because they either don't know the definition or are using the U.S definition

[@rodrigojose8724]

14:56 i think this clip is not from Brazil, maybe India or a mix of people in the world cup in Qatar. Its actually so cool that others developing countrys cheer for Brazil cause our nation at least in the football story is bigger than the europeans so they relate a lot more

[@ewandropallottini]

Italiano, francês e espanhol também é latino. Beijos.

[@thynaluna]

The title should say "Latin Americans vs Latin Europeans". And, yes, Latin America and Spain, Portugal and Italy have things in common.

[@albertgarcia7488]

latins vs latin americans

[@nevfancy777]

Italy girl, thx makes me laugh and happy

[@irishkabyle3406]

FRANCE really strange: a southern country of northern countries BUT also a northern country of southern countries 🤔 And not simply from a geographical point of view 🤯

[@equilibriumrebelado4893]

The girls from Europe were also latinas, they are Latin Europeans and the others were Latin Americans. Next time compare Latinos with Anglo-Germans.

[@lestedabahia6121]

I agree...👍

[@andresbermudezrizzo59]

tienes razon, todas son latinas, unas son latino-europeas y las otras latino-americanas

[@hl8176]

Yes!

[@nukekidontheblock8349]

America Latina have nothing to do with Italic subrace of Latins 😂 we Italians always make funofthis plus Anglo Germans asarace disappeared long time ago my friend (African Arabs Mongolian and etc etc invasions😂 you mean the people living in those land maybe (Germany and England)

[@andresbermudezrizzo59]

@@nukekidontheblock8349 We didn't become "Latinos" it was the French and then the "gringos" who coined that name for us so they could keep the word American and make us feel different from them.

[@diplomlandwirt]

IberoAmerica and not Latin America because all countries have Spanish (Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, etc...) and Portuguese (Brazil) colonization. Haiti is an African culture on this continent. Nothing explains other languages outside of the Spanish and Portuguese location on the Iberian Peninsula (Portugal and Spain). Italian, French, Catalan, Romanian, other Romance or Latin languages are beyond comprehension. I am from Brazil. In Brazil, English is easy, but Spanish is not for everyone. 85% of the Brazilian population lives close to the Atlantic coast. Very far from any Hispanic border.

[@AnonymousLibertar1an]

Exato, ibero america seria o correto. Nao tem sentido colocar o Brasil no meio disso sendo que muitas dessas coisas que foram mostradas não tem nada a ver com o Brasil mas sim com hispano americanos. Ficam colocando "latinos" só por marketing e ganhar views dos hispanicos.

[@HeartsofPearl]

Sim, brasileiros não são latinos por causa somente da cultura ou língua mas tb por causa da localização, o país ainda fica localizado na América Latina portante chamar um Br de latino americano continua correto de acordo com a geografia do nosso país, enquanto os outros sul americanos são hispânicos-latinos. Outra coisa, esse vídeo foi um suco de estereótipo, não passou nada sobre a França, a intenção é mostra pelo menos um conteúdo de cada país e não muito conteúdo de um país só, pelo menos as coisas que mostraram no lado latino-americano ainda faziam sentindo com certas regiões e gostos pessoais, mas coitada da frança, não mostraram NADA, a produção desse vídeo foi MTO mal feita, começando pelo título, até as meninas pontuaram como os vídeos não faziam sentindo kkkkk

[@AnonymousLibertar1an]

@@HeartsofPearl Geograficamente o Brasil está localizado na América do Sul, não existe América Latina na geografia. Não se pode colocar derivação de idioma pra descrever localização geográfica de um país. Ninguém cita o EUA e o Canadá como anglo americanos quando se está falando de geografia, nem mesmo latino europeus ou latino africanos, isso é errado. O Brasil é sul-americano. Repare que o termo latino so serve pra descrever o continente americano mas não existe o termo latino europeu pras europeias aí mesmo elas falando idiomas derivados do latim tbm, quer dizer que esse termo serve só pra um e não pra outro? Fica aí a questão.

[@LiClemente142]

I'd like to add info to the football section. When my uncle was a teen, he traveled to the south of Brazil with friends. He was in a bus and there were Argentinians going back to their country after some match (not sure if it was a clubs or nations game), but the Brazilian team won and my uncle and friends bothered the Argentinians the entire trip. Eventually they had a stop in the road and the bus left earlier than the time agreed, my uncle in the middle of nowhere with no phones at the time - not even sure if my grandparents had landlines at that point - was in despair. The best answer they got was "oh you'll have to wait for the next bus", but they had luggage in the one that left... About half an hour later their bus got back to the stop, the Argentinians realized they were missing and told the driver. My take is: make hell of rivals lives when they loose a match, it's worth it.

[@Angel12376]

In Mexico there are also groups of italians such as in the town of "Chipilo" and germans such as "menonitas" in Coahuila. We have european migration as well

[@rafaeldoo9108]

The title is wrong, It should be "Latin American vs Latin European".

[@ImpartialAmericans]

There’s over 70 million “ethnic” Italians living in Latin America ever since the great economic migration of norther Italians to South America around 100 years ago.

[@Ms.Mewitdabullshit]

Yes but they are just South American now. No longer european

[@Ms.Mewitdabullshit]

Yes but they are just South American now. No longer european

[@ImpartialAmericans]

@@Ms.Mewitdabullshit right, South America is a melting pot of European, indigenous, African.

[@carljames1411]

I was in Catania (Italy,Sicily) and in Mallorca (Spain) in winter and in Catania the sun felt much hotter and brighter at noon, although they are approximately at the same latitude.

[@corsarodoro7890]

to recap: an Italian and a Spaniard becoming super friends, an Italian and a Frenchman in a foreign country try to be friends but can't communicate well, an Italian and a Latin American become friends but after the Latin American understands that Italians they are similar to them and are not snobbish, because Latin Americans believe that Europeans are all haughty, even countries of Latin origin such as Italy and Spain, Latin Americans do not know that an Italian understands Spanish very easily, a little less Portuguese but we still have many things in common, we are certainly a little colder, but it also depends on the area of ​​Italy, in the south they are very close to Latin American countries, while in the north they are very similar to northern European countries. In my travels I have discovered that we Italians are always very well and loved and this is the best thing for me

[@lexwolverine555]

Probably Giulia, when she was little, watched a lot of Looney Tunes cartoons, like Speedy Gonzales, where the ultra-fast mouse, presumably living in a fictional city in Mexico, wore a yellow sombrero on his head, and occasionally someone, in the show, was portrayed taking a siesta! This mistaken memory, typically perpetuated by American (USA) TV, depicting a culture different from their own, has stuck in her mind! Even I, being Italian, watched Speedy Gonzales when I was little, and I thought that in Mexico, someone took siestas and wore sombreros, maybe older people, not the young ones! "¡Ándale! ¡Ándale! ¡Arriba! ¡Arriba! ¡Epe! ¡Epe! ¡Epe! Yeehaw!"

[@oscarberolla9910]

North Americans even tell us South Americans, ¡Andale! ¡Andale! when we never use this expression...

[@aleflores7187]

most people don't know but Mexico is ranked with the longest hours works and the shortest rest hours IN THE WORLD, Clearly they bruised some Americans egos, so they had to portray Mexicans taking "siestas" when they probably never take them. even Americans portray italians as a mafia country ¿? at this point i don't know why anyone would believe what americans say

[@lexwolverine555]

​@@oscarberolla9910 Yeah! One of the many mistakes they make. Mixing up the Spanish spoken in Spain with the Mexican language (or with other varieties of Spanish spoken in Central and South America)!

[@oscarberolla9910]

@@lexwolverine555 Although there are variants, it is still only the Spanish language, there is no Mexican, Peruvian, Chilean, etc. language.

[@lexwolverine555]

@@oscarberolla9910 Yes, I know, but I meant in a broad spectrum, like the Mexican variant of Spanish, the Argentine variant of Spanish, and so on! Infact i said (other varieties of Spanish spoken in Central and South America)!

[@marioalbertosanchez3732]

En serio,saludos, pregunta de donde desciende sus idiomas si no es del latin?,saludos

[@LiviaDM06]

Brazil and Mexico are closer in a cultural way than Brazil and Argentina. This Brazilian girl just know about south Brazil 🌚

[@flowershower6857]

Noo wtf

[@flowershower6857]

we have some argentine words, also we both love football, are passionate, we are neighbors, ofc argentina is closer to us than mexico 😂

[@Dominica-tv6sv]

Love Mexico's soccer enthusiasm it look such a joyful moment.

[@ClanGamerBr]

Brazil has a lot of similarities with some europeans contries, such a Italy. We are the country with the biggest italian community outside of Italy (of 60 million of italians descedent, 31 million are from Brazil), so our similarities are very present. 🇧🇷♥🇮🇹

[@klimtkahlo]

😂 yes definitely more with Italy and not so much with Portugal! 🙄

[@equilibriumrebelado4893]

Italy is very similar with Portugal and both countries are similar to Brazil. Dont even need to say that Portugal and Spain are the samething and that makes Brazil closer to Spain.

[@carlosdcardona5676]

My country Argentina is extremely similar to Italy and Spain in fact the largest amount of immigrants from those two countries reside in Argentina!!!! Again actual residents of that country!!!! About 470,000 Spaniards reside in Argentina and about 670,000 Italians reside in Argentina!!!! Plus the majority of our citizens have ancestry of those two nations me being an example!!!! They have also influenced our culture greatly!!! We love pasta, pizza and ice cream brought over by Italians and we also love Tortilla de papas, empanadas and churros brought over by Spaniards!!! They both contributed in our wine culture!!!!

[@alexferreira8654]

Tem nada a ver o Brasil com Itália, o brasileiro tem o jeito próprio e peculiar dele.

[@Manuely3209]

Eu amo a Ana obrigado por representar o Brasil Ana 💓💓

[@kafkahancock1183]

We love you, Ana

[@RoMoall19]

The videos of “ brazilians fans futbol “ wasn’t brazalians , they was Indians in Catar 2022 who suppor Brazil

[@fablb9006]

The title reveal a lot of ignorance. Latin cultures come from southern Europe, from roman civilisation, before having spread to central and south Americas. Assuming that « latin » is something distinctly American in opposition to Europe is a non-sense.

[@kidsastre]

My thoughts exactly

[@watashiyo8523]

USA people created the "latin american" term so they can distance themselves from people born in other countries in America, so that they can be the "only" americans while the others are "latin" or canadian (Canada speaks french too and it's not part of LATIN America), They put lots of countries together to erase that everybody born in America is AMERICAN. Argentinians are americans, brazilians are americans, mexican are americans! but they're not recognized as americans only ppl from USA. Other thing that makes NO sense at all is calling "Mexicans/ Middle and South Americans" as "latin", latin is not a race, it's a language! and USA people are just called "white", since Europe invaded and forced their culture over America the so called "latins" are WHITE too, look at Ana!, other people born in the USA that's not "white" always have to be called something else (that can't be "white" or American) black people are AFRO-american, asians are Asian-American, etc... but white USA people are not called euro-american they are just "white" or "american" 🙄erasing the CONTINENT over their country.

[@Pynot]

@@watashiyo8523 USA didn't create the term "Latin America", it was was coined by Napoleon III. He had a strong interest in extending French commercial and political power in the region. He and his business promoter Felix Belly called it "Latin America" to emphasize the shared Latin background of France with the former viceroyalties of Spain and colonies of Portugal.

[@julianasilva6946]

Latin American countries have no difference in comparison to Europe? Is that what you are saying?

[@julianasilva6946]

​@@watashiyo8523 the USA using the term Latin American to distance themselves from people with other backgrounds is wrong. it's also wrong that Europeans want to appropriate to the term Latino to include themselves when it has always been used to refer to Latin Americans.

[@pauloph4]

I am Brazilian, but how do you underrate San Siro like that? That historical place and Milan fans are magic.

[@ricardoalvarez3429]

the best collaboration

[@EddieReischl]

Being German-American, yeah, we don't dance. Maybe a polka or a waltz at somebody's wedding, that's about it. We're usually in the band, our sense of rhythm comes through in making music as opposed to dancing to it. It's more fun watching the ladies dance anyway.

[@dmtvector]

German-North American, here, I fixed it for you. Yes, because after the US, Brazil has the second-largest population of German descendants in the world, outside of Germany.

[@helgaioannidis9365]

That's interesting, because Germans in Germany like to dance. Of course not all of us, but we do dance. I personally just can't sit still when I hear music, I have to move. I remember growing up me and my friends trying to dance like MC Hammer at birthday parties and doing the Lambada. My best friend was a big Michael Jackson fan and could do the moonwalk.

[@EddieReischl]

@@helgaioannidis9365 It's funny, in Wisconsin our beer never leaves our hand, so whatever amount of moving a person can do without spilling (because that's alcohol abuse) is what amounts to dancing here. 🍻

[@EddieReischl]

@@dmtvector So people of Germanic ancestry in Brazil and Argentina refer to themselves as German-South Americans? Interesting...

[@dmtvector]

@@EddieReischl No, I think here the formal term is Teuto-Brazilians, I don't know about Argentina, though. But my point is: Since you "Americans" (Unitedstadians) considers that N.A. and S.A. are two separated continents, then, according to your logic, it's appropriated for you to specify. Even because in your governmental forms those Teuto-Brazilians are mistakenly classified as Latinos, as if it was a race/ethnicity and not a linguistic branch.

[@porainessemundao]

What catches my attention as a Brazilian is that many people think that "Latino" is only those born below Texas and that people who speak Latin languages ​​but were not born in Latin America are not considered Latinos. Example: Shakira sings Latin music, Edith Piaf does not. Another thing is that for some Americans, a blonde person with light eyes who was born in Brazil is less white than a person who has dark hair and eyes but light skin who was born in the United States.

[@user-pp7gb8vy3i]

And because the majority of Latin American people speak Spanish and Portuguese, the term "Latino" is almost only used for them. But when we talk about french speaking people in the Americas, is not used. For example: Haiti should be considered as Latino, because they speak french, and French is a latin based language. And if Quebec were an independent country, it would be Latino. Also with the french Guiana, Martinique and Guadalupe if they were independent countries

[@dmtvector]

@@user-pp7gb8vy3i No, French is also a Romance/Latin language. Only English and Dutch, spoken respectively in Guyana and Suriname, aren't.

[@oscarberolla9910]

It is a mistake of the North Americans, because the French, Spanish, Italians and Portuguese are also Latin.

[@fablb9006]

We should stop to participate to spread the US ignorance of the World cultures.

[@bencebuda4599]

@@user-pp7gb8vy3i not including other Romance speakers must be an American thing tho. To me every person who speaks a Latin language from Brazil to Romania is a Latino.

[@jesusgo7894]

Julia of Brazil missing in the program. Love her energy.

[@RosieFeregrino]

If she would’ve been here she would’ve been dominating the room

[@Misael.Nunes.Xavier]

Brazil is a mix mainly of: Indigenous people, Europeans: Portugal & Spain (Sephardic Jews) and Africans.. But we also have large communities of Italians, Japanese and Arabs..

[@malachidelagarza2185]

i absolutely love this video! love Andrea and Ana! Also love how they put my favorite countries like France, Argentina and Italy! 🩷

[@carlosdcardona5676]

All are great countries

[@equilibriumrebelado4893]

The video of Brazil were not Brazilians, but Indians from Asia.

[@anriettecooper6935]

No need to say the continent lol Just Indians

[@gayZ99]

20:29 joke explanation bc I didn’t see one - in Spain and a few Latin American countries, the verb she used would typically mean “to pick up [an object],” but in Mexico and many other Latin American countries, saying the same thing would be a vulgar way to say “to have sex”

[@ManuelRuiz-xi7bt]

7:13 ' Yeah, no inhibition(s), right?' becomes 'Yeah, knowing it be shouldn't right'. Yeah, right.

[@olyvarjohannes6094]

Lol It seems they're using speech to text softwares😅

[@anriettecooper6935]

In reality this is Latin Americans and Latin Europeans in the video All the girls here are Latin people

[@touchvideos3703]

14:53 Not Brazilians

[@jacsonandersensantosfilho7641]

In Brazil I started to hate the sun a little, because in my city is so hot!! I live in Paranaguá.🥵. We celebrate when the weather is colder hahahah

[@harmoniesafpop011]

Really good

[@CCQ75]

Latino is ANYONE whose native language EVOLVED from LATIN! What makes spanish speaking countries in South and Central America LATINOS is nothing but the origin of our Language, and it makes ALL spanish, Portuguese, French, Rumanian and above all, ITALIANS, LATINOS as well. After all, we inherited our language and our culture from SPAIN. The original population of the americas, (the indigenous people) WERENT latinos AT ALL. They all spoke different languages and all had very DIFFERENT cultures.

[@mirrorint1970]

A Andrea é a melhor,né?! Fala sério! Ela é linda,simpática e tem um carisma phoda. A França, pelo que vejo dos franceses que apareceram em diversos vídeos no canal, e pelo que conheço a parte, está mais para os países gelados como Finlândia, Rússia e etc... do que para Espanha e Itália. Sem querer ofender, nem é nada pessoal com a garota do vídeo, mas a antipatia e mau humor é a marca dos franceses.

[@angyliv8040]

No conozco el norte de Francia excepto París pero vivo cerca de la frontera con Francia y he visitado mucho el sur y la gente es muy agradable. El clima influencia en ser más cerrado pero la gente te ayuda si necesitas cualquier cosa.

[@mirrorint1970]

@@angyliv8040 Sim,já tinha ouvido falar que são mais os parisienses que são como falei. Embora; repare que portugueses vivem mais ao sul e também tem fama de mau humorados e brutos. Aliás, sei disso por experiência própria; enquanto os espanhóis,a exemplo da Andréa e da Irene, são de mais fácil trato. Lembrando que não estou generalizando pois nada é 100% nesse em se tratando de comportamento humano.

[@alexferreira8654]

É o jeito deles caramba, que saco, não é todo mundo que fica de risadinha que nem brasileiro não minha querida(o).

[@mirrorint1970]

@@alexferreira8654 Primeiro que não é "querida" pq sou homem. E depois; com certeza você ,com esse sobrenome, não tem nada de francês. Por que que tá todo chiliquento desse jeito??? Que poha é essa de: "ai que saco, é o jeito deles...". Ficou feio pra você. Pelo puxa-saquismo, e pelo complexo de vira-latas. Ridículo esse comentário seu. Vergonha alheia nível 1000.000 k

[@equilibriumrebelado4893]

A espanhola é linda, educada e fofa. As vezes quando não tem brasileiros, assisto o vídeo pra ver as espanholas. Sempre as mais fofas da Europa.

[@sophie-8]

this video was so funny lol i love this group

[@anthonyestevez2399]

fun fact: the type of horn they were referring to is called a stadium horn.

[@Spokojna_Woda]

Actually, I think, they were talking about vuvuzela.

[@equilibriumrebelado4893]

Too much stereotypes, not nice.

[@twice7399]

Latin America + Latin Europe 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻 WE LOVE BOTH

[@sararubicubi]

I think you guys need to hire someone to do your subtitles cause in 16:25 she said "Kun Agüero" and you put "for the corner"

[@dracarysclems898]

I think the video at 15:30 it's during the Qatar World Cup 2022 when Qatar beat Argentina in the opening match, no ? The girls didn't have the context.

[@GRLNocta]

True Latinos 🇮🇹🇵🇹🇪🇸🇫🇷🇷🇴🌹

[@milantehrandubai]

Very true ❤

[@taltox]

Los terminos no son correctos. Tanto Italia, Portugal, España Francia son latinos y europeos. Deberías corregir el titular del vídeo

[@equilibriumrebelado4893]

Romania and Moldavia are also latinos. Part of Belgium and Swiss too.

[@proudream]

@@equilibriumrebelado4893 Romania yes, Moldova less so because Russia replaced a lot of the indigenous population with Russians like 200 years ago. Luckily the official language in Moldova is still Romanian, but yeah... their culture has become less Latin throughout the years because of the slavicisation

[@IIIOOOUS]

Even in Germany there is difference between north searching and south avoiding the sun, in the summer.

[@Andycruzvlogs]

The next one should be Latin Americans versus Northern Europe.

[@antoniocamara5960]

Latin Americans VS Euro Latins

[@karelingabon]

Kindly create a video of Latin vs Anglic please.

[@AnonymousLibertar1an]

Latin concepts and terms are linked with hispanic countries, not Brazil.

[@karelingabon]

@@AnonymousLibertar1an if Brazil is not a Latin, make sure Portuguese is not a Latin language but a Germanic, Slavic, Celtic, Greek or Caucasian language, not a Latin language. Not all Latins are Hispanic but all Hispanics are Latin. The "Latin" I mean doesn't exclusively mean Latin America.

[@AnonymousLibertar1an]

@@karelingabon So portuguese and spanish people are latinos?

[@daniellopeandrade7048]

Sorry, but BRAZILIAN is very different from the concept of LATINO. Even though we are Brazilian Latinos, we have a very different culture from Hispanic America.

[@ericktellez7632]

All of you are latinos settle down my boy

[@Rafael-dm9mm]

I love the larper one.

[@dmtvector]

Which one? And larping in which sense?

[@alanxalvarez3638]

que paso con los Subtitulos en Español?

[@AbcdEfgh-dh3ez]

Anna and Andrea the perfect duo, they are so beautiful and smart, but Andrea is my platonic love.❤

[@karinagomes2839]

Era melhor colocar um vídeo da torcida do mengão ❤️🖤🇧🇷

[@alicesantosdasilva3063]

Sim

[@INNOCENTWIZZARDS]

I adore the brasilian girl. She is so natural...

[@SiriaBonforte]

Etimology latino(latium in english or latinus in latin,people from Lazio,Rome) Latin American Spanish, probably a special use of Spanish latino (see Latin) Latin 1. the language of ancient Rome(Italy) and its empire, widely used historically as a language of scholarship and administration. an inhabitant of ancient Latium in Ιtaly. 2. a native or inhabitant of a country whose language developed from Latin(exemple italian language indoeupean, romance from latin), especially a Latin American. 3. relating to ancient Latium. 4. relating to the countries using languages, such as French and Spanish, that developed from Latin. "Mexico and other Latin countries

[@simoneranieri5010]

They should also invite a Romanian native speaker to complete the Latin team

[@anttirytkonen11]

I hope there would be a similar episode between Latin Americans and Northern Europeans 🇫🇮🇸🇪🇳🇴🇩🇰🇮🇸🇬🇧🇮🇪🇪🇪🇱🇻🇱🇹🇩🇪🇵🇱🇳🇱🇧🇪🇱🇺. The Finns tend to be quite reserved and cold, but when we win gold in hockey 🏒🏆🥇, the people go absolutely bonkers...More than any football examples in this video. 😜

[@xolotlmexihcah4671]

I agree. *P.S.* Several Nordic metal bands are particularly fond of Spanish-speaking American countries like México, Argentina, Colombia or Chile, and consider them their second home. I remember 10 or 15 years ago several Hispanic Americans wanted to study abroad and receive postgraduate education in Nordic countries (particularly Scandinavian countries), nowadays not so much! Unfortunately countries like Sweden or Denmark allowed their countries to be flooded with people who will never adapt or integrate with their culture and values.

[@AnonymousLibertar1an]

The concept and terms of "latin american" is different for brazilians, brazilians don't consider themselves as "latinos" because it's more about languages but there are cultural factory's in it too... These vídeos about latinos is specifically for hispano american countries, a lot of the things showed here do not represent Brazil.

[@TheHoonJin]

​@brazilianlibertarian its basically the same. They dont like it because its a tag poorly used in america to stereotype hispanics. But we arent that different from our neighbors. Sem migué

[@anttirytkonen11]

@@xolotlmexihcah4671 Yeah, I've noticed that. 🇫🇮 The Rasmus and Nightwish have been extremely very popular there, haven't they? It seems so interesting. Me encantaría saber por qué es así. 🤓 I don't know that many metal or rock bands from Spain or Latin America though. The only ones that come to my mind are 🇪🇸 Dark Moor because a fellow uni student 🇫🇮 played their song "Canción del Pirata" at the end of his presentation about the Spanish poet José de Espronceda of which our 🇲🇽 Mexican teacher of Spanish wasn't particularly impressed. And 🇪🇸 Megara which represents 🇸🇲 San Marino in this year's Eurovision.

[@fablb9006]

@@AnonymousLibertar1anyes, and many of the things about « europe » seem to be more about either northern Europe (germanic europe) or even anglo-americans

[@ramirog9688]

France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Andorra and Romania are all similar because of the Latin background. The Roman Empire and Latin language origin. Because of that when Spain and Portugal explored the world and set up colonies they brought over that same culture. But in the America’s that culture was mixed and integrated with native and African customs and traditions. So we’re all Latins. Some Latin European and others Latin American. I love all Mi Gente from Europe to the America’s.

[@valhalla-tupiniquim]

The word Latin America means people from countries which speaks Latin derived languages. I understand why some people say southern europeans could remind some cultural features with Latin America, but the term is not for Europe. It's for a place in the Americas. The term uses the word América. So, you need to use other term for people who lives in southern Europe.

[@poki580]

no

[@LidiethArevalo]

I love their energy!

[@EgoJinpachi_]

All of them are latin@s some from europe some from america, you allow US people too much influence in misused terms that then other countries like (Korea in this case) that don't know any better and end up repeating it, latinos, soccer, american, etc are all words that are misused by them that end up making things more confusing for everyone else in the world. Latin@ is everyone from a country that their main language comes from Latin. Soccer we know is called Football by most countries. American can't be only people from the US, the whole continent is called America, is like if Japan was called instead "The United States of Asia" and therefore only they could call themselves Asians, what would you korean friend think about that then?

[@mufurs4689]

3:07 As a latina THIS IS SO ACCURATE LMAO

[@antoniomorelli3331]

I love the latinos brothers,cheers from italy 🇮🇹❤️

[@leonardo.s.m]

AMERICAN VS EUROPEAN********* or LATIN AMERICA VS LATIN EUROPE********

[@dannyjorde2677]

There's no such thing as Latin America. The Roman Empire never travelled to America, so Latin was never spoken there.

[@leonardo.s.m]

​@@dannyjorde2677 Concordo, mas o argumento que as pessoas usam é que na "américa latina" somos latinos por falar línguas que derivam do latim, mas seguindo essa regra, por qual motivo as pessoas não falam sobre os países europeus que também falam essas línguas derivadas do latim se referindo a eles como latinos também? Parece até uma forma de menosprezo.

[@lissandrafreljord7913]

@@dannyjorde2677 OG Latin vs psuedo-Latin

[@santiagoperez5431]

​@@dannyjorde2677there's always one

[@julianasilva6946]

​@@dannyjorde2677 I'm pretty sure Latin America exists.

[@Hispano_200]

Wow iberoamerica and Latin Europeans.

[@feverpitchxx]

Brazilians who grew up in big cities like Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, they seem to understand diversity. Brazil is another metling pot. There are so many diferent ethnic backgrounds in Brazil. I think Brazil has a great understanding of embracing different culture. I've never encountered such case of Brazilians assuming all Asians are Chinese. In other latin american countries, they usually portait Asians = Chinese which is so provocative thing to do.

[@malves_]

Brazilians most often associate Asians with Japanese, because Brazil has the largest Japanese community outside of Japan! However, this has changed and with the popularization of Korean media, today there is an Asian cultural expansion not limited to just Japan among Brazilians.

[@malves_]

Brazilians most often associate Asians with Japanese, because Brazil has the largest Japanese community outside of Japan! However, this has changed and with the popularization of Korean media, today there is an Asian cultural expansion not limited to just Japan among Brazilians.

[@celester.c.2912]

Spain is so similar to latin-america, also many ppl from Argentina come from Italian families, so they are similar too. I don't know about France, but Spain and Italy are hardly passionate countries, so maybe not the best countries to see the difference.

[@Niko-marsicano]

As a reminder Europeans are the real latin

[@coracalfaz4797]

No.

[@coracalfaz4797]

Latinos: people who are born in Latin America.

[@Niko-marsicano]

@@coracalfaz4797 yes, educate your self.

[@nukekidontheblock8349]

No, Latino is just an italic subrace, so not all Europe only Italy ahahahha and has nothing to do with them, they’re mostly Ibearians mixed with local tribes in those zone of America

[@dolydoly5679]

​@@nukekidontheblock8349A Latino is someone who speaks a language originating from Latin! "Latino" is not race! Although the term was created by the United States as a form of racial separation, to separate America, which is a single continent. A way of speaking in the past "us and them, whites and non-whites". The truth is that Latin America, like North America, is made up of people from all over the world, not a single race, but a set of peoples. The difference is that in the United States and even Canada it is much more segregated, with separate neighborhoods for Jews, Asians, Italians, Irish, etc... And even though these people have been there for centuries they are still seen as if they didn't belong and as if the true American was the white Anglo Saxon... In Latin America there is no such sharp racial division. Ana is extremely white, if you do a DNA test on her, you will probably see that she is 97% European or higher, but she is Latin in culture and belonging as she was born and her entire family is in Latin America. There is no "Latin race". There are Latin people, whose language comes from Latin, their culture and religion influenced by the Romans and these in turn, by the Greeks, Etruscans, Phoenicians, Gauls and all the people who inhabited that Mediterranean region, mixing, adapting giving rise to the Latin European peoples who inhabit the Mediterranean region and these people who later gave rise to Latin America.

[@danilopuc4223]

I got offended of what Giulia said lmao, but it’s fine, since it isn’t true of what she said, not even the slightest lol Correction: The siesta is a Spanish culture, we don't take naps, The movies portray Mexico this way, because Hollywood filmmakers unfortunately cannot distinguish Spain and Mexico. It's like when Hollywood portray Italy as a mafia country or an Italian tanned arab-looking man with hairy body and a mustache who works in a pizzeria, which isn’t true. Like cmon it’s Hollywood we are talking about, Nobody gets their knowledge from Hollywood lmao but anyway, there are no siesta in Mexico. In fact Mexico is ranked with the longest work hours and shortest rest hours in the world . We are too busy being the hardest workers 😚 She should already know this, being a neighbor of Spain. Even the 2 Spanish women corrected her “no, that's Spain” lmao. I'm surprised that Daphne didn’t said anything, she seems the type to say something, but you can see her expression of Giulia's unexpected comment... leaving Daphne a little speechless and just staring … But No hate to Giulia, she is still my favorite person there 🇮🇹 🇲🇽 ❤️

[@anonnym123]

she's probably well aware of the unfair portrayal since she's italian and as you mention usa is obsessed with portraying all italians as these dark sicilians most likely because it was mostly sicilians that came there around 100 years ago.

[@stararmory6994]

“We always have sun”😂

[@sharonpinenla9346]

I believe that the Argentine ,the girl is specifically introverted, but that does not define that she is a representation of Argentina because if we talk in a general way people are more extrovert and open

[@martinazucchi9121]

i love how the europeans make sure to let us know that between northern and southern europe there are majour diffences

[@dex1lsp]

Norway? More like Snoreway! 💤

[@axelleenan3801]

I think that's the european stereotype that they don't want to be associated with

[@fablb9006]

There are differences in Europe between north and south as there are differences in Americas between north America and south and central America. Americans tend to claim even more stronger the diferences between anglo and latin America than we do.

[@fablb9006]

@@axelleenan3801 they show pictures of anglo-americans and claim that they represent Europeans…. Europe is not based on anglo/germanic culture like white US culture is. French, italians, Spanish, Portuguese… we are not northern Europeans and even less white Americans. Germanic/anglo countries they do not represent the whole of Europe, nor the western world in general, at all. Europe is made of lot of countries with totally different cultures, languages, foods, moods, religions, etc… Do white anglo-American culture represent the whole American continent ?? No, of course not. And it is the same here. As a latin European myself, i would feel lot closer to countries like Argentina, Brazil or Mexico than to anglo-germanic countries.

[@axelleenan3801]

@@fablb9006 I can totally imagine, we in Brazil feel the same when USA people mistake any South American with Mexicans

[@junniormattos1]

What I think funny about this is that Latin countries are the countries that speak a language that comes from Latin, so they are all are Latin countries.

[@luizbomfim2840]

YES all here are latin people

[@julianasilva6946]

Latino refers to Latin America. It's about CULTURE, not only language.

[@zzasboa]

I came to say the same!

[@juan97146]

​@@julianasilva6946 it was better to have put Hispanic Americans or Ibero-Americans

[@julianasilva6946]

@@juan97146 no. Brazil is not a Hispanic country.

[@marcelotononBR]

Baths. I think most of the differences come from the amount each group takes baths

[@anto_yo980]

I would like to see more about Chile :(((