MY ANCESTRY DNA RESULTS SAID WHAT ?! | Afro-Latina Edition

Hey Beautiful People! This weeks video I reveal my ancestry DNA results, I have wanted to do this test for over 5 years and the day has finally arrived! Learn what unique results were found and the surprise family renunion!
" he predestined us for adoption to sonship through Jesus Christ, in accordance with his pleasure and will- to the praise of his glorious grace, which he has freely given us in the One he loves." Ephesians 1:5-6 NIV
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[@cedfri]

How you didn’t fit in the black community, I know plenty of people with your features..

[@Marcus-nt8yx]

Exactly

[@doubleutee8867]

She doesn't want her uniqueness drowned out, or have her identity blamed for something just because it's her identity. Nevertheless, she is Black with European and indigenous American admixture, but culturally and ethnically she is Latina. An Afro-Latina as she described herself. I'm going to leave you two video links. The first video describes the cultural significance, despite the phenotype you are referring to. The second video? Please watch the whole video, but I want you to notice what she explains from 2:05-3:12. It's likely those slights that the woman in this video wants to avoid. Guilt by association or attack because of identification. Unlike the second video I wish the woman in this video posted her "Genetic Community", but for whatever reason that seems frightening to her. Peace! kzbin.info/www/bejne/iHikYY2jp5J5jdU kzbin.info/www/bejne/g6nSooGrm5tnptE

[@Noface-j3o]

My dad have same skin color as you and he’s half Spanish and black so this is so cool

[@reinaguerra1446]

Wow! Amazing! Thank you so much!

[@socrates5135]

You're 25% Iberian (Spain & Portugal), that's definitely a hallmark of Latina. The genetic signature of Latino is a mixture of Iberian, Native American & African, and you have all three in your genome. Yes, you are DNA certified Latina, señorita!

[@mikalyonsoneal9890]

I am a creole from the United States and my results were 25% Iberian too, as well as Scandinavian, Sardinia, English, German, Irish ,the Levant, North Africa and Southwest Asia. I recently discovered that my ancestors fled to Mexico and mingled and then returned state side.

[@godzillamegatron3590]

I think if you can. You should visit the black parts of puerto rico and Cuba. To see afro latinos in those countries and see how they live and customs . If you want to better understand the afro latino experience.

[@reinaguerra1446]

I have actually visited the Pueblo my mother is from in Puerto Rican since I was a little girl, I go particularly every year! I hope to visit my family in Cuba soon

[@godzillamegatron3590]

@@reinaguerra1446 may I ask , then why you say that you don't feel like you belong with latinos or black community?

[@reinaguerra1446]

@@godzillamegatron3590 the Latino community has just recently acknowledged Afro-Latinos and even then they is still many prejudices against us. It was great to visit my mothers pueblo but when I came back home to America it was a different story. I was the black sheep, I didn’t look Latino enough and I wasn’t cultured enough for the black community, therefore I never felt like I belonged anywhere.

[@godzillamegatron3590]

@@reinaguerra1446 more or less that my story. But I was born in the usa , nyc. I am also cuban and puerto rican. Mixed race. But I adopted a more american identity than latino.

[@Elias_Truth]

@@reinaguerra1446 I can relate with you :( I’ve always felt closest with my African and Caribbean friends but there weren’t many near me growing up..

[@Creoleboi80]

You are beautiful inside and out! Great results and beautiful video. Loved it! God bless you. I'm afro-latino as well. My ties are from spain, peru, colombia, puerto rico, and indigenous Mexico

[@reinaguerra1446]

Thank you so much!! God bless you!

[@paulbolin7513]

All Latinos are Afro-Latinos to some degree. Same thing as black and white mixed, just depends on what the mixture is.

[@reinaguerra1446]

True, but not many Latinos want to accept that they have African decedents. There are Afro-Latinos in many many Latin countries, but it is possible for Latinos to have no African ancestry as well

[@MercyAlwyz23]

😅 I’ve just realized this now that everyone is getting DNA tested. I once told my nephews father that he’s probably more white since he’s Puerto Rican. But now I understand that no matter the skin tone almost everyone is some degree of African, European, and Native.

[@Bori-Domi-24]

nice results You are Afro-Boricua word up ..

[@JEREMY99218]

Skin color doesn't necessarily indicate what percentage of African or European ancestry someone has. There are lots of dark complected Europeans and lots of medium/light complected Africans.

[@Jack-ye1sm]

a “dark” european would still be lighter than a light african.

[@soyicasweet99]

very true! I just posted this in my video

[@nwachinemere7759]

How about the other 700 DNA matches? Which countries are they from?

[@jujuonthebeat776]

I got 77.5% black 22.5% native American

[@landmark22]

If you haven't try African Ancestry

[@twotwo8793]

69 % African, Good results African Queen 😁🙋‍♂️👋👋

[@twotwo8793]

In Southern part of Africa we're falling under the Bantu group, You need to visit Africa and celebrate your African Roots 😁🙋‍♂️👋👋

[@laryjones-jm7ng]

You have a beautiful smile

[@reinaguerra1446]

Thank you !

[@amberbernay]

I did this & found out i was 80% east & west afro & 20% european & Portuguese.. would i be considered an afro-latina with the Portuguese?

[@reinaguerra1446]

Wow that’s amazing! Afro-Latinos is any one with ancestry ties with Africa and Latina America, Portugal is still a part of Europe

[@amberbernay]

@@reinaguerra1446 Portuguese is considered hispanic ethnicity though.

[@amberbernay]

@@reinaguerra1446 it also specified for Iberian peninsula as well which is why i asked

[@reinaguerra1446]

@@amberbernay oh I see! Portuguese people are actually excluded from being under the Hispanic ethnic category. Hispanic refers to someone who speaks the Spanish language. Brazilians are considered Latino because they are in Central America.

[@reinaguerra1446]

@@amberbernay If you are tied to the Iberian peninsula than you probably have a bit percentage of Spaniard ancestry so technically yes you could identify as Afro-Spaniard but it is a bit of a stretch

[@brentwiley3426]

Good video. Thumbs up👍🏾 So the Afro Latin results actually do show Spanish/Portuguese ancestry. Btw, You can also find your specific ethnic groups through autosomal testing. I show you how to embark on this process in my channel. I think you will find it interesting. Peace and Good health sister.

[@EvanWormald]

It's amazing to see you were able to connect with different family members through this experience and help them reconnect with long lost family members!

[@reinaguerra1446]

Truly the coolest thing ever !!

[@laryjones-jm7ng]

You got a sweet personality you would fit in my african American community

[@reinaguerra1446]

Aww thank you so much!

[@laryjones-jm7ng]

@@reinaguerra1446 awesome sweet heart felt video

[@soyicasweet99]

Great video. I'm Afrolaltina from Panama and I was 93% African. My family was only like 60-68% African like you. It looks like I didn't inherit the Indigenous genes like they did or Spain. So although some of us have sibling who have lower African percentages it doesn't mean we ae not all mixed with the same thing.

[@shlomotafa559]

so you are adopted ....

[@soyicasweet99]

@@shlomotafa559 no

[@shlomotafa559]

@@soyicasweet99 ,did you test your sibilings or one of your parents ?

[@soyicasweet99]

@@shlomotafa559 my sibling . I need to test my parents now . We all have the same mother and father . But parents don’t pass each gene to every child

[@shlomotafa559]

@@soyicasweet99 its imposible to be honnest ,maybe a diference of 5 % but from 93 % subsaharian african to 60 % and 68 % its a huge diference ,There is something fishy and weird .They cant be your sibilings.

[@angelareed1542]

This was such a beautiful experience. Thanks for sharing. God bless you all.

[@stevenaguirre9326]

I see a lot of Mediterranean features. Latin America is pretty wild 😂 centuries of mixing

[@reinaguerra1446]

really ?! Wow! And so true it was eye opening!

[@LovelikeJesus192]

Beautiful story! ❤️

[@ivamcole2304]

Wow you are 30% European. That's a lot!!!

[@mlungisiwright]

Not really for an Afro-Latinx person

[@nunnie768]

@@mlungisiwright the average for black people is around 27%

[@cbnboy34]

@@nunnie768 i was suprised i wasnt close to 20. i only got 7 percent European!

[@nunnie768]

@@cbnboy34 I got 17%. Usually if your parents are from the south east the less European you have. So I guess both of your parents are from the southeast near the ocean?

[@AlM22]

Wow, loved this video!! That's amazing you found her. I just got my results last month and found out my grandmother has a half-brother that nobody knew about. I saw this man I didn't know was my top match and asked my family if any of them recognises the name and they didn't. I saw on his profile that he was looking for any extended family, so I messaged him. Turns out he was looking for any links to his father's side of the family, which I matched with him on, since he never knew his biological father who left before he was born - it ended up being my great grandfather. I did not expect that AT ALL. It was very overwhelming for my grandma and the whole family to say the least. I personally just did the test to see the percentages of what I am, I didn't care about the matches part since I assumed there would just be lots of 4th/5th cousin and beyond, too distant but it is fascinating what you can discover with that site.

[@coquiangel]

Sometimes if you don't have enough ancestors taking the test, or people of cuban decent ancestry has troubles finding matches. I wish I was the 2md cousin, I was adopted and had noting but a hard time finding receptive biological family.

[@laryjones-jm7ng]

Cool video and story

[@doubleutee8867]

What are your genetic communities?

[@zeeqq105]

I’m African American and you are family my sister. I think a lot of us(AA) run into most Latina people who say they aren’t black and some look like you so they prolly assume the same with you. But me……we in the African global family✊🏽💪🏽❤️

[@shlomotafa559]

subsaharian african

[@physicspectrum16]

Which city that you are from?

[@matthewadun7104]

If your father is from the western part of Cuba, your portion of Nigerian genes is most like to come from the Yoruba in southwestern Nigeria. Their traditional religion is still practiced in that particular region of Cuba, the so-called Santeria. Also, you have some possible eastern Nigerian genes, given the ethnic interaction along the eastern border of Nigeria. The entire coast of Nigeria was once known as the Slave Coast during the Mid Passage. That is most likely to be the source of your Cameroonian genes and eastward.

[@Kaskie7]

The majority of black Cuban came from Congo and Angola than Nigeria

[@juansanchez5001]

Ur the real deal.wow

[@incoco2]

Thanks for sharing ,your very pretty

[@ragwarkanisa9831]

Wow amazing story!!!

[@eleonoreopdenberg9008]

What is with these DNA video's and loud music?

[@reinaguerra1446]

Lol i don’t know, how many dna videos have you watched ?

[@eleonoreopdenberg9008]

To much