As you can see portuguese surnames are predominant in central

>>78235918
How common are Spanish names in brazil?

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>>78235918
Another episode of a White country claiming to have culture/diversity.

>>78236007
Its common in the borders because they were together with portugueses in the exploration of deep Brazil. They are also common in Sao Paulo and South Brasil because of the huge post colonial immigration. Most of them are galicians or andalusians or leoneses.

>>78236021
brownzil is not wh*tey, we are proud of our multicultural society

>>78235918
Where are all the MENA flags?

>>78236245
Yes, Im pround too. But this map is just about surnames.

>>78236296
They are not majority in any area of Brazil. But Sao Paulo city has a lot of lebaneses, they are like 2 milion people or 10% of the population.

>>78235918
Explain Bettinho monkey soup surname. That ain't a Portuguese name.

>>78236696
Bettynho Zigindum
Zigindum

>>78235918
>Roraima

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>>78236696
How about this one?

>>78235918
This was made with an incredible team of brazilian scientists

>>78235918
>French in Brazil

Literally who emigrated there and when ?

>>78235918
There are mostly Polish surnames in my city. I live in Parana.

>that one british square in the amazon

>>78237466
A lot of french families came to Colonial Brasil. Mainly to the Notheast and Rio de Janeiro. Others 150 thousand french after the independance.

>>78237736
How do they behave?
Are they nice or annoying?

>>78237478
Parana is very atypical because your state is the only with cities majority eastern european. The other states of Brasil just have western euros.

>>78237787
They are mostly mixed with the portuguese colonial elite. Most of them are middle-upper class and they behave as average white brasilians from North-Northeast region. Its a good people.

> All those Spanish flags in remote border areas where probably only indigenous tribes live

WTF

>>78237850
True, the amason borders dont have many people, the only people there have most spain surnames. But most spaniards brasilians live in Sao Paulo, they are an very large group there around 10 milion people. But the flags dont appear because most sao paulo surnames are still italians.

>>78237847
nice, thank you for this quite interesting thread

>>78237497
I imagine they're like bogans

>>78236989
that's iberian surnames
>Italo - first name
Wtf

>>78235918
Oh wow, are there a lot of Portuguese in Brazil?

>>78238136
Iberians surnames are overepresented in the map since many africans, italians and germans changed their surnames to the same of the iberian elites. But yeah thats around 45 milion true white iberians here, thats a lot. They are spread all over the country but mainly live in white minority region like Northeast and Rio, they are the upper class of Northeast and Rio de Janeiro.

>>78235918
aren't most if not all the dutch, britisg, french and spanish border flags just people from neighboring countries not actually euros?

>>78238586
Just in the border with Uruguay. They are uruguayans that live in Brasil since colonial times. The rest not all, because dutch and english just exist in Brasils side of the border, not in Venesuela side is mostly spain surnames, suriname and guyana are mostly indonesian and pakistan surnames.

>>78237736
>150 thousand french left my country and i never heard abou it


Interesting

>>78238455
>But yeah thats around 45 milion true white iberians here

Seriously m8 i don´t believe those number's, even a big part of the so called white brazilians have huge % of amerindian and subsaharan blood in them
My guess you have probably 25 million white br's (the majority of portuguese heritage, then italians and germans)

>>78235918
The map says ancestry, and that is far from true lmao.

If its really based on surname origin, than it could be right, but I still think that the Dutch, English and French flags aren't right. They should be either Portuguese or Amerindian surnames.

>>78239366
I don't consider any Brazilian with a Portuguese surname to be white lmao, since you mixed so much.

White Brazilians tend to have Italian, German, or Polish surnames.

>>78239370
True, its a surname based map.

>>78239447
Most whites here are portuguese one, you can see in the media. Most famous white persons are colonial portugueses. News channels and Globo telenovelas for example.

>>78239366
Whites from Canada, Southern US, Latin america and South africa have small non white admixture.

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>>78239447
Marina Ruy Barbosa and Kleber Toledo are one of the most famous persons inside Brasil and they are of iberian descent.

>>78236007
Many of them were "translated" to portuguese, too

>>78237497
kinda weird, I wonder why is that, I'm from that state

>>78235918
Bravo Poland