What do typical Spaniards look like?

Answer 1

Answer to what the Spanish ExlorersAccording to what I look like. My ancestors were part of the early explorerers of the new world.

My family is very light skinned, with blonde green and brown eyes. Blonde hair that went dark brown to black with age and time.

Big eyes, a characterist trait of many Spaniards.

Some may have had darker skin but most would have been yellow, olive tinnged white skin.

Many of the early explorers were from navel shipping families with ties to the nobel houses of Spain. Some were prisoners.

Until my cousins generations mine that is our parents intermarried within the nationality and religion so all I have to do is look at our large clan to see what the early explorers would have looked like.

Basically go to the regions of Aragon and Galicia of Spain to get an idea of the explorers.

Many of the original explorers have ancestors still in many parts ot the new world. It is why New Mexico and the sw have a long line of Spanish names. here is a rendering of Coronado the explorer. He could be my uncle!

Answer 2

The stereotype of a Spaniard is a man who is short, stocky, with olive or dark skin and black hair. Like all stereotypes, this one is inaccurate and should not be relied upon for anything by dramatic convention in low-cost plays and films.

Answer 3

Spaniards are White, but they vary in terms of the shades of White that they have. Some Spaniards are almost as pale as English, German, and Polish people. Most Spaniards are slightly darker, like Italians. In the south of Spain, there are Spaniards who are even darker, having similar coloration to Arabs.

Answer 4

They look very much like people from the Iberian Peninsula.

Answer 5

Generally not, however a few are.