They speak the Latin language, are followers of the Latin (Catholic) religion and most of their culture comes from Spain or Portugal, both undeniably Roman countries
They are Romans and it's time to stop pretending otherwise
but muh indios
Romanitas was a civic identity more than an ethnic one
They weren't conquered by the Roman empire, you know the minimum requirement
sudaca immigrant, go back to your shithole
terrone
are followers of the Latin (Catholic) religion
Not anymore. We are followers of unitedstatian pentecostal cults now
They were lands under direct control of the Roman Emperor (except for Brazil)
Yes i am roman
We were conquered by Portugal, which was conquered by Rome.
Therefore we are Roman
moortuguese aren't even european
Yes, we are Roman(-Catholic)
Whatever. No one chooses their birthplace.
It is widely known that Balthazar was African, but did you know that Gaspar was an Inca?
Virgin Mary = goodness Pachamama (mother earth?
VPN off, Joao
let's find out
Maybe
Qoylluriti, christianized pilgrimage to the Apu (meaning tutelary mountain spirt) Sinaka in Cusco
Brazil was too during the Iberian union.
Latin epics were being written in Brazil already in the 1500's: en.wikipedia.org
Brazil had Baroque poets, architects and composers, and neoclassical Arcadian academies (similar to the ones in Italy). We built two opera houses in the middle of the Amazonian jungle, one in Belém and another in Manaus (where there's still an opera festival every year).
In fact, Brazil was simply a part of Portugal. Same for the rest of LatAm and Spain. Anyone who's well-read in the literary traditions of these regions will be able to tell you so. Homer was translated here before he was ever translated in Portugal.
So your post is correct.
I can read Latin, by the way. Read Satyricon, then look at Brazil. Look at Naples, then look at Buenos Aires. There are differences, of course, but they're all noticeably part of the same cultural realm, specifically the Latin world of Southern Europe. Which is not the world of the Anglos at all, even though they think they're "Romans" too (I mean, they are, but less).
Why do you think Italians adapted so well into BR culture, to the point that you will only know a Brazilian is an Italian descendant if he tells you so? It's not that we made an effort to stop being Italian, it's just that the cultures are actually very similar.
Depending on the country, the African and Amerindian influence may be felt more or less intensely, but even in those areas the whole administrative apparatus, the laws, the basic morality and much of the culture itself is very clearly Roman (mostly Iberian, which is part of Rome). The exception are the truly African places, which really do feel too different, like the ghettos in America.
I traveled the Amazon river by boat and something very noticeable is that even the smallest villages -- with not more than 10, 20 houses, in which every dweller is nearly 100% Amerindian genetically -- have a church as its most prominent building.
By that logic Americans are Roman as well thoughever
coping brown midgets ITT
uh, yeah? we literally are
CIVIS ROMANVS SVM
we were conquered by spainish cocks which contain roman blood and roman semen
and most mexicans know roman history more than their own, because pre-spanish mexico is a meme only leftists, homos and jews (god strike them) care about. we still burn jews on judas day and americans cry about it
Fun fact: for more than a decade in the early 1800's, Rio de Janeiro was the capital of Portugal and the entire Portuguese aristocracy was living there. Later the king went back, but his children stayed, and so did much of the aristocracy. An ancestor of mine was some kind of scientist for the King and used to exchange letters with him. Much of this aristocracy later became part of the Brazilian political elite. Thus, one of this ancestor's sons became governor of a state, and to this day that side of my family is active in local politics, and has had several mayors, a senator etc.
midgets
Only goes to show you're less Roman than us.
Romans were short and actually remarked on how tall the Northerners were.
Dum paucos dies ad Vesontionem rei frumentariae commeatusque causa moratur, ex percontatione nostrorum vocibusque Gallorum ac mercatorum, qui ingenti magnitudine corporum Germanos, incredibili virtute atque exercitatione in armis esse praedicabant (saepe numero sese cum his congressos ne vultum quidem atque aciem oculorum dicebant ferre potuisse), tantus subito timor omnem exercitum occupavit ut non mediocriter omnium mentes animosque perturbaret
Being tall has never been that important in European culture, by the way. I'm not sure whether it was Jung or Evola who remarked that American obsession with size (quantity over quality) is probably derived from the influence of African slaves. I'm inclined to agree.
women across all cultures and ethnicities prefer taller men, coping lil latinx
Most of my family is 180cm+ (Northern Italian ancestry), but that's besides the point: you are simply wrong if you think height is nearly as important in other cultures as it is in the US. It really isn't. I'm 174cm and it was never a problem for me at all, including when dating taller girls.
Paullo Inca at the feet of the Lord of Tremors (an indian made Jesus statue). Paullo was the Sapa Inca during the early days of the colonial period.
He ordered the construction of some of the earliest churches in Cusco, including the one in the Collcampata, his residence, the former palace of Manco Capac, the first Inca. Paullo was technically half-Inca as his mother was Anas Colque, governor of the wamani (Inca province) of Waylas, an ethnicity from central Peru.
Among his many children from different women, the colonial Inca noble Francisco Tito Yupanqui (born to "Maria" Yupanqui) was the sculptor of the Virgin of Copacabana, the patron saint of Bolivia
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This effigy ("Lord of Tetecaca") christianizes the Inca wak'a of Tetecaca in the city of Cusco, is paraded once a year through what was the Inca neighborhood of Munaysenqa
is this why latinx pipo worship germanics and celts and let us fuck their wives
Cross with tocapu (Inca heraldry, some say it may be some kind of writing)
Brazil is not Roman
Brazil is not Latin American
Brazil is not Western
Just forget that we exist
what is brazil?
The traditional Holy Week procession in Ayacucho, were a pyramid decorated with wax waytas is carried through the streets while the Apu Yaya (Lord Father) hymn is sung. Before the procession ends, the waytakuy ritual takes place, in which the new stewards for the following Holy Week are appointed. The celebrations begin with the Taripakuy on Palm Sunday and end with a Kacharpari.
Ignoring basic facts about a country does not change these facts.
SENATVS POPVLVSQVE LATINVS AMERICANVS