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**AblemTee** · 01-21-2012, 02:43 AM

@Caonabo How do Nuyoricans, Dominicans, Colombians, and Poblanos look in NYC? And do they get along????

I guess the easiest way to describe Dominicans, would be to refer you to the Dominicans in New York thread on this forum (for how Dominicans look on average). For the Nuyoricans, simply add more Euro. components on average. Or one can picture the old school Hip-Hop group the Beatnuts, Terror Squad & Bachata group Aventura to get a good idea of what are common looks.

For Colombians, majority are from the interior (Paisas, Medellin, Pereira, but also Cali), minority are from the Caribbean coast. They range, but most have a stereotypical look, I guess on this forum they'd be described as pred. European mestizo or castizo, but they look, on average, distinct from the Central Americans and Mexican mestizos. For a mental picture, look up the classification thread on Carmen Villalobos on here

Poblanos are on average more Amerindian influenced than what I've seen from Mexicans in other regions. They tend to form the group of most recent arrivals.

I'll expand on how they get along later.

01-21-2012, 02:43 AM	#26
AblemTee Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 448 Senior Member	@Caonabo How do Nuyoricans, Dominicans, Colombians, and Poblanos look in NYC? And do they get along???? I guess the easiest way to describe Dominicans, would be to refer you to the Dominicans in New York thread on this forum (for how Dominicans look on average). For the Nuyoricans, simply add more Euro. components on average. Or one can picture the old school Hip-Hop group the Beatnuts, Terror Squad & Bachata group Aventura to get a good idea of what are common looks. For Colombians, majority are from the interior (Paisas, Medellin, Pereira, but also Cali), minority are from the Caribbean coast. They range, but most have a stereotypical look, I guess on this forum they'd be described as pred. European mestizo or castizo, but they look, on average, distinct from the Central Americans and Mexican mestizos. For a mental picture, look up the classification thread on Carmen Villalobos on here Poblanos are on average more Amerindian influenced than what I've seen from Mexicans in other regions. They tend to form the group of most recent arrivals. I'll expand on how they get along later.
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