Are Spaniards culturally closer to Mexicans or Americans?

They're culturally closer to French

What could they possibly have in common with us

>>212196548
That... is more correct than it would seem at first glance

>>212196526 (OP)
I wonder if they see Mexicans the way Americans see them aka brown mongrel shithole or if they see them as their own version of the USA

>>212196526 (OP)
Mexis from El Norte arguably have more in common with American culture. Can't speak for the rest of Mexico, but tends to gets super foreign, fast the further south you go.

>>212196526 (OP)
spaniards are closer to africans like egypt

>>212196581
>as their own version of the USA
That would be Argentina. Mexico is more like India to the British

>>212196626
And how do you guys view Brazil and Angola

>>212196617
nice one Ayatuhualpa Machupichu

>>212196626
>Mexico is more like India to the British
doubt it

>>212196551
You're both white

>>212197194
They are.

>>212197289
mexicans aren't a completely different civilization with an alien religion but you're trolling anyway so idc

>>212197340
Even their name is in reference to completely different civilization with an alien religion but you're mexican anyway so idc

>>212196526 (OP)
obviously Mexico? all of spanish speaking latam is a big family and Spain is always present as a cultural reference, even if just for banter.
Language and religion are huge bridges after all.

>>212197405
>Language and religion are huge bridges after all
OP thinks Europe has been united through recent racial ideologies since it's inception and that people in Europe currently value and historically valued race over language and religion.

>>212197369
Mexico was another name of Tenochtitlan. It's the Spaniards that would use the name to refer to the entire region. I guess by your logic the people in Illinois, Alabama, Ohio, Massachusetts or even Canada are all natives because the name of the place they live in is

>>212197481
what an insane reach

>>212196598
nobody asked about your irrelevant cartel infested shithole, norteño de mierda

>>212197542
Mexico is too Spain what India is to Aryans. Mexicans are the byproduct of a brutal caste system where the native population's previous civilizations and temples were decimated and replace by Abrahamic religion and temples. Those who are more invader overrepresent the media and those who are more pureblood natives self segregate. The natives were cannibalistic pagans.

>>212197481
OP is dumb then, there is much more than race tying that part of the old world and the new.
for example look at literature, the spanish speaking authors reference people from other parts of latam and spain all the time, language clearly unites them. but art as well, go to a museum in Spain and you will see author X born in Y, South America, to this day there is a lot of interchange. lots of stuff is similar with old bonds still alive today.

>>212197542
Mexico and India are roughly the same size and both groups are short, fat, and obsessed wit seasonin dey food. They resemble muslims and can have negroid phenotype attributes.
but you're so mexican too so idc

>>212196526 (OP)
i would mexico alone just because of the catholic religion mentality

>>212197542
Mexico and India are roughly the same size and both groups are short, fat, and obsessed wit seasonin dey food. They resemble muslims and can have negroid phenotype attributes.
but you're mexican too so idc

>>212196526 (OP)
unitedstatians
texas is just bootleg mexico
and all unitedstatian culture stems from texas

We have the same cultural proximity to Mexico as France does to Haiti or England does to Jamaica, that is: language, period. It's hard to say with the United States because they're not a culturally homogeneous nation but I feel that we have less cultural proximity with Anglo-Americans than with Scandinavians or Slavs (both peoples with whom we have few similarities), so very little proximity.

>>212197729
>>212197773
aight

>>212197648
>native population's were decimated
Good chunk of mexico is still native (blooded) compared to the rest.

I think we are kind of related to spain more than the u.s, even tho we speak english better than spain, but we know what a paella looks like, what a corrida de toros feels, what is like to ride a horse

South spaniards are closer to mexicans. I am watching tve right now and some 60 yr old dude killed her wife and the hood there had bars in windows and similar architecture to the mexican one, very common here and machismo though.

>>212196526 (OP)
50 years ago it was with Mexicans no doubt, now everyone is an American.

>>212196551
We are a province of America. we grew up watching your movies, listening to your music, idolizing your niggers and being brainwashed by your jews. This is Planet America. There is no "spanish culture" anymore, especialy if you grew in a city like Madrid or Barcelona.

>>212197752
>>212197859
>>212198131
you're all saying completely different things

>>212196526 (OP)
you should have asked are they closer to mexicans or germans.

>>212198447
that's a good question

>>212198447
1. Mexicans
2. Italians
3. Portuguese
4. Greeks
5. French

There you are. Americans have nothing in common with anglos.

>>212198761
Spanish*

>>212198761
not sure if they are more similar to greeks than us
Greeks are pretty odd

>>212198958
Carthago invaded spain and had sex with their woman.

>>212198131
This. I talk like Will Smith, I walk like Chuck Norris, I eat like Homer Simpson and I dance like SpongeBob.

>>212198131
lies, you listen to a lot more Puerto Rican music than American.

>>212196526 (OP)
Hard to tell because EU americanized and germanized Spain into an irrecongizable joke totally different from its essential historical former self. Your average Europeanist thinker from XX century totally despised Spanish culture and traditions, or what they called "sun, bullfight and flamenco".

Actually many of the bad trophes about Spain at the time are the same used used against South Americans today. That they are a society of rogues, liars and hypocrites, who camouflage all the bad things with jokes and comedy, that theie societies are a grotesque deformation of civilization, etc.

Things like these, which South Americans ironically brandish as part of their identity today, can be found abundantly in Antonio Machado, Valle-Inclán, Pio Baroja, and Ortega y Gasset.

So my verdict is that Spain today is more similar to the United States, because the nation itself has lost its cultural essence. Put a Spaniard from the 1960s in Spain today, and they wouldn't recognize it. They would see it more as a copy of the German colonies of the United States, such as Belgium, Holland, France, Germany, etc.
With the same customs (fast food, LGBT marches, music festivals, etc.), a woke progressive mentality, and wearing jeans and other clothes copied from North American textile companies.

Fifty years ago, it was much more similar to Latin America. And 100 years ago, Spain was so similar to South America that it was the favorite destination for Galician, Asturian, Basque, Andalusian emigrants, and refugees from the Civil War.

Manuel Azaña (leader of II Republic) was shocked when he went into exile in Mexico because the culture seemed so similar to him in every way, more than he expected. The architecture, the picaresque mindset of population (that doesn´t exist anymore here at all) the gastronomy, the customs, etc. And I guess that in Argentina, Chile, Cuba, Puerto Rico it was even stronger given there was non ending inmigration from Spain there into the 60s.

>>212200655
delusional in assuming south american countries have stayed the same as 100 years ago while Spain alone progressed…

>>212200837
It is not progress.

By assuming and adopting a German civic and cultural model based on secularism and extreme liberalism, France and many other northern countries have not "progressed" in the last 60 years because it is an already established cultural model. Already in the 1960s and 1970s, nudist women from the north came en masse to bathe, get drunk, and fuck the blackest and most marginalized gypsy they could find.

A country doesn't change; it only exchanges its civic-cultural constitution for another. If we begin to convert to Islam, we would only "progress" to a model based on Sharia law, which, once adopted, would be immutable.

We renounce our Catholic and Latin culture and society for a Germanic and Americanized one.

>>212196526 (OP)
Mexico obviously
Spaniards are considered just another type of Latinx in the US of A

>>212196617
>egypt
At least they wuz kangz.
You sacrificed each other so the sun would keep moving o algo

>>212197340
>mexicans aren't a completely different civilization with an alien religion but you're trolling anyway so idc
Cucktolics at it again, you are like pakis and the ummah