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Penultima foto nu este o femeie spaniola. Aceea este o taranca romanca. Este portul popular traditional romanesc.
ReplyDeleteShe is a Spanish Roma woman. There are Roma people in Spain and they have been contributing to the Spanish culture and art for centuries.
DeleteI am Spanish . The second from last is not a Spanish , the Roma people in Spain did not dress like this. Her facial features are not either. She is a Romanian .
ReplyDeletePlease check the sources of the photos. The second from last is a Romanian woman, not Roma nor Spanish. Spanish and Romanian people share more than the Latin roots of the language (see where the soldiers and colonists came from when Rome conquered Dacia)... so I can see the confusion happened.
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