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Old 02-12-2015, 04:10 AM
 
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Dude I spent time traveling thru South America and most care about Spain as much the average American cares about England.

I am realizing old European colonial powers care more about their old colonial posts in the new world than the other way around.

I spent four months total around South America and not a single person ever talked to me about Spain, or even cared about Spain culture or traditions. To them Spain was just another country out there in the world, sort of like Americans view the UK.

I doubt you were ever either in Latin America or Europe, Spain is indeed very important culturally in Latin America, and also the other way around as more people visit and stay in Latin America.
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Old 05-30-2015, 04:17 PM
 
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Have to agree with tvdxer.
Am a fit, reasonable looking 45yo from Australia on holiday in Spain. The Spanish women who have spoken to me in their normal roles - shopkeepers, hotel staff etc have been friendly and nice. When I've tried to chat with any outside of that, they are very reserved, stuck up and they just ignore me. I haven't had such rude responses from women anywhere else in the world, can't wait to get back to France where the women are not rude and are quite friendly.
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Old 05-30-2015, 06:00 PM
 
Location: Fort Bend County, TX/USA/Mississauga, ON/Canada
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I can only speak for myself bc I am married to a Spaniard (Valencian) & he loves Latin women (think Salma Hayek, Sofia Vergara, Zoe Saldana). I think many Spanish men DO like Latinas....just my opinion though...
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Old 06-13-2017, 06:07 PM
 
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Yes, as I said there is some sort of missunderstanding about Spaniards as we are oftenly related with Latin-americans even if in reality we are totally different in a lot of ways. Perhaps the only ones closer to us are the Argentinians, who have also ties with the Germans and the Italians.
No. Just no. The complexes Spaniards have are ridiculous.
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Old 06-13-2017, 06:16 PM
 
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Spanish culture is nothing like German or UK culture. It is very groupthink, family oriented, hot and cold, and very Mediterranean. So whoever said that Spaniards are just like Germans quite honestly knows little about Spain.

Spaniard culture would seem very different to your average White American. White Americans are as a whole more reserved than Spaniards. Especially when it comes to sex. Hyper conservative types of women are not found in Spain.

And yes, Spaniards did practically give lots of cultural input to Latin America.
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Old 06-14-2017, 03:49 AM
 
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I can only speak for myself bc I am married to a Spaniard (Valencian) & he loves Latin women (think Salma Hayek, Sofia Vergara, Zoe Saldana). I think many Spanish men DO like Latinas....just my opinion though...


Because Spanish women are just like Latin American women but crippled.

Call it the Nacionalcatolicismo.

During generations - 1939-1980- Spanish women were treated as minors, abortion was a crime, divorce was ilegal and women could not sign a contract. Spanish women were managed by their family and social entourage...and any girl that had more than 2 boyfriends was a "perdida", a woman that was only fit for *****.

When democracy came, Spanish women found no ther way that copy men, loosing the fabled Spanish feminity and becoming truck drivers.

Some Latin American women - which are generally - many of them - stunning - are more like old time Spanish women. (No obscenities, more traditional, not obsses with sex, know more about sex).

Indeed, Spanish women are similar to Latin women, notwithstanding race. You can see that in Spain, when many girls from Central America and Ecuador tend our elders and get along with them better than us. I have and Honduran girl for my parents that is a bliss, sweet, hardworking, before I had two from the south of Spain and they stole everything my father had.
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Old 06-14-2017, 04:10 AM
 
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IF you want to know how spanish women are ,watch this MUJERES Y HOMBRES Y VICEVERSA | Emma García - TELECINCO.ES
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Old 07-05-2017, 08:09 PM
 
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Pidgeon

That's the stereotype created by French Romantics 150 years ago. Spanish women are rather cold, calculating and not hot tempered at all...except at Almodovar's films. By the way, Penelope Cruz only represents hairdressers that go to discos at Industrial Parks (Poligonera) near Madrid and pop pills as if they were jelly beans.

Franco's government changed women and men.

Gypsies are gypsies, and gypsies preserve habits and social moeurs long gone among the rest of the population.

Spanish women are boring and full of crap due to our past religious dictatorship (nationalcatolicism). French women are far hotter and more natural, more femenine. Spanish women threw their femeninity overboard because they thoght that for them it was better to imitate man.

No, Mediterranean looking women are not the majority and Spanish women are not similar to Greek or Southern Italian women.
Mediterranean looks are not the majority huh













"Dark British" lmao
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Old 07-05-2017, 10:01 PM
 
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Most Spanish girls seem to have very light appearance unless they are from the Southeast. They take care of themselves but the accent throws me off. They don't seem particularly fiery as the stereotype suggests, they just seem like regular Western Europe girls
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Old 07-05-2017, 10:11 PM
 
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And yes, Spaniards did practically give lots of cultural input to Latin America.
Lots yes, but let's not forget that Latin America has had lots of influences from other places too. Chile has had many influences from Germany and the Basques. Argentina from the Germans and Italians. Peru and Bolivia have tons of indigenous influences and especially moreso in the past few decades where the indigenous people from the sierra and selva have been pouring into Lima and Arequipa for the higher wages. Peru in particular is a very distinct culture, nothing like it in the entire world. Colombia is a very mestizo culture and outside of Bogota has tons of indigenous influence, as with Ecuador and even Venezuela. Paraguay's main language is actually Guaraní, not Spanish. Each Latin American country is very distinctive, and if not for colonial powers there would be like a hundred countries in South America as opposed to a dozen
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