Cultural similarities in the "Hispanophone" world

[Hermosaa]

Originally Posted by MelismaticEchoes

Isabel Preysler was a dazzling beauty in her young yesteryears. I could just devour her lol.

Anyway, she looks like she is majority of European ancestry, and so do her parents. I don't know why people have a hard time accepting the racial mixture and beautiful diversity of the Philippines, and it's rich strong heritage and connections through and via Spain.

Princesa Leticia of Spain has Filipino ancestry from her grandmother who is half Spanish half Filipino.

[MelismaticEchoes]

Originally Posted by iNviNciBL3

Hispanophone = Spanish speaking countries (including parts of the United States)
Would someone from Mexico feel comfortable living in Spain (ignore the economy)?

Is there a relationship between Hispanophone countries like the relationship between Anglosphere countries?

Is architecture pretty similar? like colorful buildings and cool murals everywhere?

Is there any similarities between cuisines in the South American countries and Spain?

How are the Spaniards and the country of Spain itself viewed from other spanish speaking countries?
Vice versa?

Is Spain the USA/UK of the Hispanophone world? (cultural contribution, music, tv, movies, etc.)

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