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cassandra_sd
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No, you weren't imagining anything. There are 'Swedish' looking Mexicans that don't speak English. Does tend to throw you off guard a bit, doesn't it? |
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chiquis707
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Mexicans have strong European blood. My grandfather is 6'-2" tall with blue eyes. I have cousins with red hair. Not all Mexicans have dark skin and are short. |
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Julia B
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Mexicans come in all shapes, sizes, and hair colors. I went to High School with a bot that was Mexican with red hair. |
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drixnot
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Um, yeah, haven't you ever flipped past telemundo? |
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Kevy
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yes, fair skinned people can come from mexico, too. |
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lily
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my god you're ignorant. There is no one "look" to any one culture or group. |
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booman17
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Yes |
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tnfarmgirl
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I assume there is a point here-
I just can't find it.
Spain is full of blonds with blue eyes.
Not surprising that in Mexico (which was a colony of Spain until 1821 ) would be some people that don't fit the common image people have of citizens of Mexico. |
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ducky
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yes, they have red heads with fare skin and freckles also. |
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Daniel R
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Europeans settled south of the Rio Grande too.
You should realize what we call racism in the US is hardly true. Go to Mexico to see racism. The white Mexicans stay there because they really have no reason to leave. Only the brown ones (ie Indian or mixed ancestry) get the shaft and leave. |
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~~~Buffy~~~
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OMG..... you cant believe it.. they have blond hair./blue eyed woman all over the world... so whats the issue? its not big deal...OMG....and her being mexican is no difference than any other race.. |
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Marilyn T
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All kinds of people live everywhere.I live in Hungary and there are Black and Asian people here who speak perfect Hungarian. They were born in Hungary and are Hungarians as mucg as people who have had family here for over 1,000 years. That is our world today. |
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mstrywmn
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Yes & now you know better. |
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Lil's Mommy
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That is so typical. Mexicans come in all shades, and have different eye colors too. My sister in law is whiter than I am and has green eyes. My mother in law is very pale and has grey eyes. Why is this so amazing to you? |
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Naturescent
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Yes. Many of the early Spanish were blonde haired and blue eyed. |
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CRYSTY
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heck yes... my family looks european.. and we are full mexican!! viva mexico!!!
my grandpa has blue eyes,,, my grandma looks like a 50's model!.. AND WE ARE THE MOST PROUDES MEXICANS.. !!!HECK YES. |
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MR MOM
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WHATS THE QUESTION |
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slew
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Yes, There was a large wave of German Immigrants that went to Mexico. I'm not saying it's common though. |
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Daniel F
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Mexican's come in all colors, Why should that be strange, |
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Mari76
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Yes I knew this. My parents are Mexican and we have a lot of light-skinned/white skin relatives in Mexico. I have cousins and aunts/uncles that are naturally blond. The Hollywood stereotype of Mexicans is that of the "indigenous", but trust me there are a lot of Mexicans with natural blond or light colored hair and eyes. If you go to the north or Jalisco you will see a lot of them. |
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TuRn It Up_MARY!
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ya so who said the only one's with blond hair and blue eyes where americans?
my dad has green eyes and dirty blond hair and he isnt american he's from el salvador |
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Deana S
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And your questions is............... |
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Fritz
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Nothing unusual about a blonde Mexican. She is the descendant of Europeans (maybe by way of US) who settled in Mexico. You'll find Hispanics who can trace their right to US citizenship back 9 generations or more in US. Racial appearance has nothing to do with citizenship or language :D
As it becomes easier to migrate around the globe you'll find it is becoming much harder to judge by appearance what language a person is likely to know or where they are from.
A nephew of mine married a Filipina. She knows almost nothing about Philippines and speaks none of the languages. Her Australian is perfect though, since that is where she was born & raised :) |
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Bruja
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There are several genetic lines in Mexico, same as there are here...The "coloring" variations are certainly present, as there are descendants of people from Spain, Aztec, many many other places...Or it is possible she is the child of a white woman who married and moved to Mexico with her husband? Having considered that possibility myself (I have a blue eyed, pale skinned child from a prior marriage), I realized the strong likelihood that my child would grow up speaking predominantly Spanish if we (bf and myself) go there instead of staying here. There are many possibilites of how you could encounter a person with this coloration who is a Mexican citizen speaking only Spanish.... |
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aintlifegrand
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It all depends where you grow up and are born. She made not be genetically Hispanic but was raised there. |
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califas
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She's probably a person who moved to Mexico from Spain. My grandfather was white, blond, and blue eyed, but he moved to Mexico from Spain. I have some cousins that are brown skinned and have blue eyes. They look so cute with their blue eyes! By the way, we all got our brown skin for my grandmother. She was Aztec. |
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Ms.L.A.
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Yes, I guess it could be somewhat of a shock but all white people don't come form the USA or England, etc. Spaniards have many blue eyed blondes in Europe. If she is illegal, she is not welcome even if she is white. No more illegal aliens! It is a legal issue not a racial one. |
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