I'm Brazilian from Minas Gerais state, my boyfriend and I did a DNA test and it shows both of us have the CCR5 mutation resistant to HIV and other diseases. My family and his family are direct descendents from the Suebi, a south Sweden/Germanic tribe that mixed with the Portuguese Celts. 10% of the Swedes have this CCR5 mutation, this DNA follow the modern Portuguese people to Brazil, giving us this wonderful DNA. My boyfriend has bright blue eyes and I have light hair. We are from Patos de Minas.
Thanks for sharing that, Lauren! The CCR5 mutation is really interesting, especially with its protective qualities-kind of mind-blowing to think something so ancient is still impacting us today. And it’s cool how the heritage from tribes like the Suebi and Celts has made its way all the way to 🇧🇷
@@mrbr4587 We Brazilians are majority from Portuguese, German and Italian stock, our second language is German, followed by Dutch, Austrians, Lebanese and Japanese. African diaspora in Brazil is only 7% and these "Africans" are on average 60% European. Google DNA results one of the darkest African celebrity in Brazil, "Neguinho da beija flor DNA resultado". Brazil dont allow immigration, so the African diaspora is disappearing fast with mixing with Whites and Pardos.
@@mrbr4587 We Brazilians are majority from Portuguese, German and Italian stock. Followed by Dutch, Austrians, Lebanese and Japanese. Siberian native Indians and B lac-s are a minority (7%). This mixing melting pot is an exaggerated fallacy, thankfully DNA tests are putting an end to this communist lies.
I'm Portuguese... And I really appreciated the video... How can sometimes "society" try to divide us... When we're just a big mix in blood... Keep this in mind next time you judge the person next to you... Thank you... Peace and Love to everyone... ❤
you have a complete misconception on how "society trys to divide people", specially when Portugal in few years is half way to not being Portugal anymore, was it even worth to be Portuguese for thousand years when millions gave their life for Portugal and now you dont recognize your people in your own land anymore? Is there something wrong to want Portugal for portuguese, or England for english people? whats the point about doing something in life then? why you even here in this page watching some of your country history if you ignore or careless about your bloodlines?
@@M4ssive-4ttackit doesn’t mean we have to kill each other. Having pride of your homeland doesn’t mean you have to hate one another… migration is unavoidable!
Bonjour Monsieur ! Fantastique vidéo, je suis complètement fasciné par l' histoire sur les Portugais !!!! Grâce à vous je suis plus altruiste !!!!! Magnifique Merci, bonne journée 🙏🤗🇵🇹
Portugal as a country existe long before Spain. Portuguese is not just dark skin and hair. We have a big mix. Green eyes, blonde hair. Green eyes, dark hair. Green or blue eyes, ginger hair. Dark hair, blue or green eyes. Resume: Our ancestors Hair; Blonde, dark,ginger,brown, red, black. Eyes: Black, brown, honey, blue, green, gray. Hight : any size but for the last 2 generations it have been increased. Is much less small stature. In general man and women very pretty and Intelligent😊🥰
They could just cross part of Spain and settled in Portugal. Is very possible because that way they feel more safe, because was the last land in Lusitania then was the Atlantic Ocean. Our ancestors certainly had an extremely hard time to survive 😭
O melhor, gene DNA que um ser humano ,pode ter é ser uma Boa pessoa interior, e exterior seja Português 🇵🇹 ou não. Tenho, Muito Orgulho de ser 100% Portuguesa 🇵🇹 e continuar a praticar, o Bem o que o Mundo 🌍 inteiro ,havia de fazer.👍
Some Jewish men , having escaped the inquisition , got to Portugal and became sailors ,Some of those made it down as far as NZ , and in particular Mangonui , in the Far North , They jumped ship , escaping into local areas and married Maori girls , , SO Panterras became Panthers, and Ferreras became Frears , Jacinto became Jacentho, deSilva, became Silva , Yetz became Yates , it's all very fascinating , ❤
NO WAY!!!!! NO WAY!!! THE NAMES CITED ABOVE ARE NOT JEWISH.HEBRAIC.BUT................ LATINNNNNNN ALRIGHT? DA SILVA,REFERS TO THOSE WHO LIVES IN THE JUNGLEEEEEEEEEEEEEE MY DISGUSTING MIXED RACE FATHER WERE DA SILVA,I HATE THIS SURNAME MY MOTHER VIERA..WHICH COMES FROM THE VINESSSSSSSS OF EUROPE! STOP LIYING TO YOURSELVES,,CANNOT STAND LIES!
I am from Brazil, but genetically 100% Portuguese/Iberic in the main calculators. I have light brown/hazel eyes and fair skin. I was young, and my hair was reddish, blonde as a kid. And now, just white. I used to have freckles. So does my daughter. My father resembles people from Galicia, and he is an Oliveira (R1b - Haplo). My mother has blue eyes, but that can be from a central European relative - the only non-Iberic lineage I could document. The dominance of Portuguese DNA also comes from a lot of endogamy from ancient Brazilian families. And I do have native Brazilian DNA (C1- matrilinear Haplo).
I am Brazilian and according to my DNA I am 65% Portuguese from my mother side. My older sister told my mum’s family came from Portugal to escape the inquisition. 🇵🇹🇧🇷
Os chamados judeus Sefarditas que seguiam a religião judaica...Judeus portugueses...ainda hoje há muitos descendentes desses em Portugal, embora na II Guerra Mundial muitos judeus( ricos) fugidos da Alemanha e outros países do norte da Europa tenham se refugiado em Portugal, tendo mais tarde partido do Porto de Lisboa em navios para a América...Ñ tenho conhecimento se nessa altura tb foram para o Brasil, mas esses de que sua mãe fala que fugiram da Inquisição provávelmente seus antepassados serão do sec XVIII/ XIX. Aliás, se vc conseguir provar essa sua ascendência judaica ainda tem direito à nacionalidade portuguesa...a familia do meu filho do lado da minha sogra tb eram judeus da Beira Baixa...há muitos que são descendentes e já nem sabem...
Fascinating documentary. The only part missing relates to the DNA mixity with the ex colonies. Myself with Angola genetics. Other Portuguese with Brasil, Moçambique, Goa, Macau, Timor, Guiné Bissau etc
@@Typazl native iberians were related in admixture to Sardinian Anatolian farmers , iron age iberians admixture of Germanic linderbarken Anatolian farmers that is just the difference
portuguese here part portuguese, spanish, brazilian, cuban, north african, nigerian, kenyan, scottish, welsh, irish (these last three came in a pack when i did the dna test), east european and baltic.
the Azores was uninhabited when the Portuguese discovered the Islands, the settlers were mostly Portuguese but had smaller numbers of African slaves, Moorish Prisoners, Sephardic Jews, Flemish, Italian and other Europeans who were brought or came to settle the Islands as well. The Azorean population is a result of these groups blending into each other, with origins predominately from mainland Portugal with minor influences from these other groups.
Mostly, However since the Azores was uninhabited at the times of discovery, other settlers from Africa and Europe came to the Islands as well, these different groups intermixed over the centuries mostly in the 1500s/1600s Of course that doesn't really differ much from mainland Portuguese because these same groups were also present in Portugal itselfs.
@NepzBabe eu nao tenho ninhum problema, tu parece que sim ,date ao menos ao trabalho de conhecer à historia de Portugal e o que sao as leis islamicas ,depois podes opinar....🤡🤡🤡🤡
@@NepzBabe 🙂😄😃😁😅😂🤣🤣🤣fala por ti à grande maioria nao ....estuda un bocadinho...ninhum musulman/na pode se casar con un nao musulman/na se nao se converte ao islao... à grande maioria da populacao era crista...os ’’mouros’’erao à ’’minoria’’ que controlaba à admistracao e tinhao o poder militar...Portugal como nacao existe desde 1139 antes disso nao existia Portugal como’’nacao’’...e à conquista do Algarve foi ’’acabada’’en 1248...800 anos 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣donde estao entao as ’’mezquitas’’? Como à de Cordoba ou Sevilha que dariao uma prova en Portugal ? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Very interesting, and only recently noticed the possible connection between my parents little village "Gondarém" in Minho/North Portugal and Suebi/Visigoth link.
@@eriklobo1 There are those too but cannot change the name of the little vilagge all my ancestors came from (as far as I can trace all my ancestors (father and mother side) lived there). That detail (the name of the village connection) I only found out recently. Nothing for or against, just a curiosity I wanted to share.
@@eriklobo1The word Moore means dark skin ppl. It is not a genetic group. The USA and UK probably gave it a different meaning, bc some countries like to control history. The USA and the UK are the worst. The Portuguese are European not African and that has been known for a while.
Orgulloso de ser portugues la raza diverza que fue pionera en descubrimientos que le dio al mundo lucez para descubrir pueblos y los medios para poder hacerlo a traves dela navegacion al rededor del mundo viva portugal .... Obrigado por a sua investigacion. Vnzla Manuel Sousa...
My husband has a Portuguese 6x great-grandparent named Costa, had no idea it was a Sephardic name...interesting and something to keep in mind as I dig further back.
Thank you so much for your kind words! 😊 We’re glad you enjoyed the video. A video about Brazil and the history of indigenous people sounds fascinating; we’ll definitely consider it for future content. 🇧🇷👍
The chronological migrations ,the cultural inputs and the significant names ..i loved watching it and i hope there will come more nations ..p.s Not only Europe please!
Not true; the Celts that arrived in the British Isles came from Central Europe, traveling there through the Strait of Dover. The Celtic migration that came to the Iberian Peninsula arrived earlier. They traveled from Central Europe and crossed the Pyrenees Mountains, arriving in Galicia, Asturias and northern Portugal. Some trading did occur between the two over the Atlantic.
@@fbo7147 The Celts who lived in the south of Portugal fled to the British Isles, especially Ireland, when the Arabs invaded the Iberian Peninsula. By the way, the oldest religious temple in the world is in Portugal and is almost 8,000 years old. ps. The Celts were even in Italy and Turkey... you need to study more!
Eu sou brasileira, de pais portugueses nascidos em Vidago e Pombal (centro-norte de Portugal). Meus pais são mesmo muito claros, olhos verdes, cabelos castanhos claro. Meu irmão é louro de olhos esverdeados e eu tenho olhos e cabelos castanhos claro. Meus primos são louros de olhos azuis, por parte de pai. Na família da minha mãe, predomina olhos castanhos e cabelos castanhos claro. Os apelidos dos meus antepassados são Silva, Rosa e Sobreiro - talvez indique alguma ascendência judaica. Somos um povo muito misturado, com gente de vários lugares do mundo! Isso é muito bom!
Hi ! I am Brazilian and my Y-dna is R1a : typical Slavic Eastern European! Right, since my greatgrandfather from my father's side was a Polish immigrant ! My grandmother was born in Italy and my mother is mostly of pure 200 years old brazilian portuguese ancestry! I am Brazilian of "pure" European blood I think!!
@@TheHistoryHubsIn fact it is very well done, simple, without excess details, graphically very beautiful and in historical terms it is not bad. Thank you so much...🥀🙏🏽
Yes nice one mate, here I was born in Lisbon, bat my mader was from Minho and my fader is from Celorico da Beira in Guarda, yes I'm originall, carry on with the good work.
I'm from Brazil and my Dna test showed that I'm 86.1% IBERIAN, 8.8% East European and 5.1% Mesoamerican. Funny how DNA works, I'm more Portuguese than a lot of Portuguese born people 😄.
@@g-ps sure, but the few Spanish that migrated to Brazil mixed with the Portuguese descendants and in all likelihood even these would be majority Portugal ancestry by now
Com esse sobrenome só pode ser descendente de português. Difícil era ser brasileiro e não teres ascendência portuguesa, isto sim era difícil a maior parte tem.
@@dinismantas7265 what a cross! No território que viria a ser Portugal, no nordeste da península ibérica futuros portugueses foram descendentes do galaico romanos, depois foram sendo descendentes também de todos os povos que foram chegando, e que aí se integraram ou foram integrados, a península ibérica foi ocupada/invadida por vários povos, iberos, celtas entre eles os lusitanos, gregos, fenícios, cartagineses, romanos, vândalos, suevos, visigodos, Suevos e visigodos já eram cristãos muçulmanos que ocuparam a península a partir de 711, com a reconquista os povos cristãos do norte da península retomaram o controlo depois foram chegando africanos/escravos, ou comerciantes, judeus, flamengos, genoveses, florentinos, templários, todo o tipo de pessoas que quiseram de uma maneira ou de outra participar nas grandes descobertas marítimas, e chegaram ainda ao longo dos séculos refugiados da revolução francesa, da guerra civil espanhola, refugiados dos nazis, refugiados das colónias de África, e da Índia, toda essa gente tem constituído o povo português e ainda os refugiados das ex-colónias (mais de meio milhão) que no século passado tudo perderem na violência da independência, e encontraram refúgio em Portugal vindos de Goa, Angola, Moçambique, Guiné, Cabo Verde, fossem eles brancos, negros ou mestiços.. Essencialmente as civilizações dos império romano, muçulmano, visigodos, suevos, os cristãos, e os judeus, tudo junto, deixaram grande pegada no território que iria ser Portugal, E têm chegado inúmeros brasileiros, chineses, venezuelanos, romenos, moldavos, ucranianos, indianos, italianos, ingleses, americanos, etc... que em Portugal procuram trabalho e ou residência
I wonder, what the close ties to England for centuries contributed to the gene-pool and the more recent influx of modern middle europeans, who fled to Portugal in the second world war and stayed there is already a measurable factor.
Cruzados going to the Holy Land did a contribution (long time ago ), but I think is too soon to see all the contributions of the " after the war" or more recent people coming from Asian and East Europe. We need at least 2 more generations On the other hand we sure have a strong african contribution, not only from the Atlas ( mouros) but also from central Africa.
É errado assumir que nos temos mais características do norte de África. Os nossos antepassados vieram do norte e beiras durante a reconquista. Os portugueses são homogéneos em questão de ADN. Também sou do sul e tenho essas características
Very intersting ! my parents orignated from the middle of portugal ( 25 km south coimbra ) in the countryside in the middle of pine trees and eucalyptus. for exemple i have a first cousin (our fathers are brother, our mothers are sisters , so we can say we are very close related not as botther but more than cousin). He has dark frizzy hair and brown eye ( like north african and/or jewish peolple ; and i have almost blond hair and my hear is also straight , i'm blue eyed and a lighter skin ( visigoth and/or celtics ) In our family we have names as "henriques","Fernando" (visigoth) "de oliveira", "da silva" (jewish convert). I find it amazing to be so close related and having such different physical appearance. May be i'm a little naïve but for me it's a blessing.
the main relativeness of portugues dna is from guimaraes porto aveiro coimbra castelo branco viseu all that provinces carry the genuine luso kallaiko dna without admixes for the last 2500 years
Moura is not the same as Mouro. Moura is a homonym word with two distinct roots and meanings; one from Celtic *MRVOS, the other from Latin maurus. The word "moura" (alternatively, "moira", "maura"; medieval: "mora"), feminine of "mouro", is thought to originate from the Celtic *MRVOS and the Indo-European *mr-tuos that originated in Latin the word mortuus and in Portuguese/Galician the word "morto" ('dead'). Some authors think that the mouras are the deceased.
@lordcommandernox9197 it's neither here nor there the Moors were in the Region of both Portugal/Spain for 800 yrs and it's obvious the contribution to our language,food and culture...
I have done my ADN test and it has revealed my Y haplogroup is J1/J2 and my X haplogroup is C. Of both my father and mother surnames, some appeared in the video: Santos, Pereira, Costa, Rodrigues.
My mom is both English & Portuguese and it's interesting for me to watch this sort of show. I think we're originally way back from Northern Portugal by the border maybe? Surname is 'Sequeira'' means 'low ground & low soil' is an agricultural name. We're from Macau is the last & the latest former Portuguese Colony coming from 'The Age Of Discovery'; Furthermore, We're by Hong Kong is Southern China by Vietnam.
Boa noite , o verdadeiro significado em Português de SEQUEIRA , é : lugar seco , que não é regado. Quando dizemos :Este ano foi muito Seco , não choveu, Ou : Tivemos uma grande SEQUEIRA , porque não temos água.
Sephardic Jewish DNA as is arab DNA is higher concentrated in northern regions. The areas of Braganca, Belmonte had crypto Jewish comunuities living there until only about 100 years ago
True, North and central regions, large Sephardic communities existed in central Portugal as well, Leira, Aveiro for example all had somewhat sizeable Jewish communities
Surnames only became a feature of the whole population in the 19th century, and often following rather arbitrary rules like taking the surname of a godparent: check the “registos e assentos de baptismo, torre do tombo”. So much emphasis on surnames, by the logic of plant names, the azores would be the most celtic place on earth. The most common surname in the algarve is coelho… not sure the arabs and moors love rabbit that much
Good video. The genetic and historical part is great, but the part about surnames is completely wrong. Surnames appeared in Portugal in the late Middle Ages (first in noble families) and in some areas only after 1500. You can't trace ancestry using surnames. It's ridiculous.
Hi! It’s fascinating how history and genetics intertwine. Just a quick clarification - the Maghreb DNA influence in the Iberian Peninsula primarily comes from the Moors, who were North African Muslims that ruled parts of Spain and Portugal from the 8th to the 15th centuries. This was before the Ottoman Empire, which didn’t actually rule the Iberian Peninsula. The Ottomans mostly influenced Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and North Africa. Thanks for sharing your thoughts - history is truly amazing!
@@jamesemmerson4112 true i thaught it was part of the Ottoman Empire. Us portugese had the The Ottoman-Portuguese conflicts. Which were about Portugals trade routes Portugal at that time had one of the most powerful navys... but there still spanish caliphate and Mosques in Granada & Sevilha.
@@SmilingGorge-hj2vz the Berber DNA in iberian península peaks in western Ibéria, specially in Galícia. The south of Portugal, including Algarve, was conquered by portuguese from the north and repovoated by them, since Algarve was almost desert after the war.
My father is Azorean Portuguese, Ilha do São Jorge. I can trace my last name to visigoths in spain and Portugal. My last name is from from São Frutuoso de braga. My grandmothers last name soares. Which is said to be latin origin
@Visigothicwarrior Em português mesmo. Os Templários nada mais eram do que uma ordem religiosa. Nada a ver com ancestralidade e genética. The Knights Templar were a religious order with military characteristics. A MILITARY RELIGIOUS ORDER!
Haja quem saiba História de Portugal. Em Portugal, temos governantes que nada sabem do País, por isso, o desgovernam. Seria bom que viessem beber um pouco de Cultura a este Vídeo. Como sou portuguesa, escrevo em Português, aquele Português que só pertence a Portugal, tal como o Inglês só pertence à Grã-Bretanha.
I am Portuguese but I look more Northern European. My skin is light and my eyes are dark green/hazel, my Mum has beautiful light green eyes, so thus her side of the family, but my dad has dark hair and brown eyes. My mum is ginger and got freckles and she's very pale. My hair is light and alway had a bizarre color, like a strange shade of ginger/light brown but my beard definitely ginger. But my sister is more like my dad, olive skin and brown eyes. I remembered when we were young my sister skin always got a beautiful tanning and mine just burned lol.
Lá estão eles sempre com o mesmo disco Portugal é um país pequeno,te pergunto Portugal é pequeno em quê? Para mim Portugal é um grande país agora pensa. Até te ajudo em algo vê os mapas destes países Holanda Bélgica Suissa etc.etc. Somos pequenos é de espirito e de olhar para as casas de outros e de criar mitos e de algumas mentalidades. Quanto maior for a Nau maior é os tormentos vê a Espanha País basco Catalunha Etc.
someone wrote: "At the height of the Ice Age, much of Europe had been buried beneath the glacier, but in present-day Spain and Portugal a hardy people had survived..."
During the Last Glacial Maximum (around 20,000 years ago), large parts of northern Europe were indeed covered by ice sheets, and the climate was much colder. However, the Iberian Peninsula was relatively ice-free and served as a refuge for human populations and other species, enabling them to survive the harsh conditions. This region is known as a glacial refugium where people and animals found refuge during the Ice Age
@@TheHistoryHubs - a 400,000-year-old human skull In 2014 a group from the University of Lisbon found a 400,000-year-old human skull in the archaeological complex of Almonda, in central Portugal. - In 1998, near the town of Lapedo, in Leiria, central Portugal, the skeleton of a 25,000-year-old child was discovered. This is a unique find, especially since it is believed that the boy was a hybrid, the son of a Neanderthal and a Homo Sapiens Sapiens. - The Almendres Cromlech, a megalithic complex located near the village of Nossa Senhora de Guadalupe, ´ Évora, Portugal. The site consists of a huge oval of some 95 rounded granite stones is estimated to have been erected sometime in the 6th millennium BC, Neolithic, older than Stonehenge - The Casa da Moura cave (Óbidos, central Portugal) is part of a region with abundant archaeological remains.. .evidence of occupation since the Early Neolithic to the Bronze Age - Furninha cave, Gruta da Furninha , is a natural cave on the southern slope of the Peniche peninsula (central Portugal). It is located on the edge of the cliffs and many others Tools in many of the Coastal Caves of Western Europe document the presence of humans in westernmost Europe at a time of Neanderthals settlement
Many times here we are reminded that blonds concentrate in the North, and darker peoples in the South. The middle is inbetween. This also occurs in France, Germany, Spain and Italy.
@ I wouldn't say all, but a lot yes, nevertheless, what I said is different. In this video, Almeida is stated to have both Visigothic and Moorish influence, which kinda adds more to the lack of consistency and misguided information here.
@@FakeFaceRealBrain Not all. Alguns nomes são de origem Sueva ou Visigótica , outros são corrupção (ou evolução popular) de nomes mais antigos ( latim/ romanos, por exemplo)
@@FakeFaceRealBrain , nothing to do with berberes but with the Phoenicians that spoke a levantine Anatolian language just read the books of alberto castelo ferreira do amaral moise4s espirito santo e para de falar asneiras das grandes o proprio padre antonio de oliveira sempre falou que o portugues vem de uma lingua mais antiga que o latin
I am Brazilian, born blonde with very light skin and medium brown eyes, and still blonde (straight hair) after 69 years 😊 My mom said her mother had Dutch ancestors. My DNA show s Northern Europe influence and a tiny bit of Northern Africa LOL
I am from Alentejo and Algarve and I am tall and white. My father was very tall and blond haired. My three daughters are blond haired and has blue eyes. 🤷🏻♀️
Värmland belongs to the wast area the vandals came from 2000 years ago from S Norway to Vänern. The first known name VendilaR has maybe something to do with Vänern lake´s oldest name *Vendiz "the Turner", "floodlake". The vandals also settled in Portugal even though they were subdued by the Suebi... Look at icelandic people, often from this area. Their language is so old they could understand vandalic and some gothic probably... The videos: Stelpurnar á Jólagestum Björgvins sungu Það á að gefa börnum brauð or Hugurinn fer haerra
Vídeo muito interessante 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟Sou da Beira Alta e a menos de 1 hora da aldeia de Belmonte, onde se instalou a comunidade judaica expulsa do reino de Castela e Aragão. Pelo seu vídeo, fiquei a saber que o meu sobrenome teve origem nos judeus convertidos (Gomes Pereira - sobrenomes de meu pai). De facto, as características físicas apontam para esse grupo. Quanto à minha família materna, a minha avó também tinha um sobrenome judaico, "Abrantes", e o de meu avô era "Neves" (Inglês: Snows). Este avô tinha características nórdicas, olhos azuis, pele muito clara e com baixa estatura mas deu origem a filhos altos, de rosto quadrado, olhos grandes, verdes e castanhos e cabelos castanhos. (Surpreendentemente, na adolescência, as pessoas estrangeiras perguntavam-me se eu tinha origem germânica ou holandesa, pelo formato do rosto, olhos verdes e cabelo claro). Pretendo dizer que as características nórdicas passaram apenas para as netas e depois para um dos bisnetos (que não é meu filho). Ao contrário do meu avô, o irmão dele era muito alto, robusto, com olhos escuros e este irmão também teve netas de cabelo loiro, olhos verdes e altas. Por isso, tenho de continuar a pesquisar a ver se descubro qual origem do nome "Neves" (Inglês.: "Snows"). Muito obrigada!
A lot of it is BS, especially the surnames part-surnames in Portugal are mostly patronimics anyway. When surnames became a thing Portugal was already an unified country. With a few minor exceptions of specific surnames, Jews and Christians had the same surnames Also, if you add the percentages of genetic input quoted in the video, you'll get to the conclusion that we have more than 100% of genetic material
Tenho 53% de dna ibérico de um total de 88% europeu. 22% são francês, holandês e alemão, etc. 13% italiano. Termina com sefardita, subsaariano, oriente médio e indígena amazônico ❤ 🇧🇷 Tenhos olhos claros, pele clara, cabelo liso, castanho. Tenho diversos antepassados de 6 ou 7 geração, açorianos.
I am more up north. My brother has dark green eyes dark hair. ( now because of his age ; white hair 😁) My grandson grey with light blue shades eyes and dark curly hair. His father dark green eyes and curly hair. My daughter his mother has eyes like a panther very beautiful and dark hair. My husband was ginger hair and honey eyes. Soooo, yes Portuguese people are unique because of our ancestors. The ones who has made this land that we call Portugal. Certainly I am very proud of it 💝. Despite the way that corrupt politicians have taken advantage of this amazing little country. Genuine patriots don’t do that. We need another Marqués de Pombal. ( Marquee of Pombal)
Here: 44,1% Iberian 20% Irish, Scottish, Welsh 16,7% Sardinian 7,2% Middle Eastern 5,4% North African 3% Finnish And some traces of Greek, Nigerian, and West Asian
@paske2001 My husband is from Porto with parents from the South and the North. From his father's side, who he looks identical to, who is from the South. He very tall for a Portuguese man with very dark brown, but a little red hair and thick beard. Very dark skin. He is a moor for sure. Mashallah ❤❤❤
Não me digas que és transmontano , 😂😂😂😂agora os transmontanos também lhes dá para vir para a Net escrever em inglês num vídeo sobre portugueses e visualizado sobretudo por portugueses, não me digas que o vírus da pimbalheira já chegou a Trás os Montes?
@ Deixa o meu Trás-Os-Montes em páz. Ao menos sem criticar.🤨 Trás-Os-Montes e os trás- montanos somos a essência de Portugal que ainda existe.😌 O día que desapareça; entâo Portugal está perdido.😣 💝Viva Portugal 🇵🇹 viva Trás-Os-Montes 💝
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I'm Brazilian from Minas Gerais state, my boyfriend and I did a DNA test and it shows both of us have the CCR5 mutation resistant to HIV and other diseases. My family and his family are direct descendents from the Suebi, a south Sweden/Germanic tribe that mixed with the Portuguese Celts. 10% of the Swedes have this CCR5 mutation, this DNA follow the modern Portuguese people to Brazil, giving us this wonderful DNA. My boyfriend has bright blue eyes and I have light hair. We are from Patos de Minas.
Thanks for sharing that, Lauren!
The CCR5 mutation is really interesting, especially with its protective qualities-kind of mind-blowing to think something so ancient is still impacting us today.
And it’s cool how the heritage from tribes like the Suebi and Celts has made its way all the way to 🇧🇷
We, brazilians, are a melting pot of super diverse DNA's heritages.
I, personally, have indigenous, african, iberian, italian and arab ancestors.
@@mrbr4587 We Brazilians are majority from Portuguese, German and Italian stock, our second language is German, followed by Dutch, Austrians, Lebanese and Japanese. African diaspora in Brazil is only 7% and these "Africans" are on average 60% European. Google DNA results one of the darkest African celebrity in Brazil, "Neguinho da beija flor DNA resultado". Brazil dont allow immigration, so the African diaspora is disappearing fast with mixing with Whites and Pardos.
Greetings from Portugal 😍😍🖐
@@mrbr4587 We Brazilians are majority from Portuguese, German and Italian stock. Followed by Dutch, Austrians, Lebanese and Japanese. Siberian native Indians and B lac-s are a minority (7%). This mixing melting pot is an exaggerated fallacy, thankfully DNA tests are putting an end to this communist lies.
I'm Portuguese... And I really appreciated the video... How can sometimes "society" try to divide us... When we're just a big mix in blood... Keep this in mind next time you judge the person next to you... Thank you... Peace and Love to everyone... ❤
you have a complete misconception on how "society trys to divide people", specially when Portugal in few years is half way to not being Portugal anymore, was it even worth to be Portuguese for thousand years when millions gave their life for Portugal and now you dont recognize your people in your own land anymore? Is there something wrong to want Portugal for portuguese, or England for english people? whats the point about doing something in life then? why you even here in this page watching some of your country history if you ignore or careless about your bloodlines?
@@M4ssive-4ttackit doesn’t mean we have to kill each other. Having pride of your homeland doesn’t mean you have to hate one another… migration is unavoidable!
@@M4ssive-4ttack Is Rishi Sunak English?
@@josevelosa-t3h what that have to do with what I said?
@@M4ssive-4ttack Humans migrate all over the world, a person from India can migrate to England and give birth to English offspring.
Bonjour Monsieur ! Fantastique vidéo, je suis complètement fasciné par l' histoire sur les Portugais !!!! Grâce à vous je suis plus altruiste !!!!! Magnifique Merci, bonne journée 🙏🤗🇵🇹
Thank you so much 😊
Portugal as a country existe long before Spain.
Portuguese is not just dark skin and hair.
We have a big mix.
Green eyes, blonde hair.
Green eyes, dark hair.
Green or blue eyes, ginger hair.
Dark hair, blue or green eyes.
Resume:
Our ancestors Hair; Blonde, dark,ginger,brown, red, black.
Eyes:
Black, brown, honey, blue, green, gray.
Hight : any size but for the last 2 generations it have been increased.
Is much less small stature.
In general man and women very pretty and Intelligent😊🥰
@@leito1257 all I know is that I look like Achilles on Troy. Judge me
Not saying I'm a Brad Pitt...just saying!
We got everything
What ever living being in Portugal during neolithic era must have first settled in Spain then in time spread to Portugal. Its the only possible way.
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What ever way that have happened..!!
Portugal is much older than Spain.
They could just cross part of Spain and settled in Portugal.
Is very possible because that way they feel more safe, because was the last land in Lusitania then was the Atlantic Ocean.
Our ancestors certainly had an extremely hard time to survive 😭
@@leito1257 Your ancestors were from Spain .
O melhor, gene DNA que um ser humano ,pode ter é ser uma Boa pessoa interior, e exterior seja Português 🇵🇹 ou não.
Tenho, Muito Orgulho de ser 100% Portuguesa 🇵🇹 e continuar a praticar, o Bem o que o Mundo 🌍 inteiro ,havia de fazer.👍
CALE THE SAME OF GALES
IS THE NAME OF THE GODESS OF THE CALAICOS THE CÉLT ELITE
Ótimo vídeo, explicando os vários povos que deram origem aos portugueses, bem como a origem de vários sobrenomes.
The portuguese DNA is a mixture of codfish and pastel de belem
@@KY-rt5zq
And cozido á portuguesa 🤣
You are offending me now. There is a bit of Migas, Chanfana and sandocha de couratos, in that mix.
That's at minimum.
Be respectful.
And what are you fish and chips rap in newspaper 😂😂
Boa😅
Não esquecer o nosso tintole
Some Jewish men , having escaped the inquisition , got to Portugal and became sailors ,Some of those made it down as far as NZ , and in particular Mangonui , in the Far North , They jumped ship , escaping into local areas and married Maori girls , , SO Panterras became Panthers, and Ferreras became Frears , Jacinto became Jacentho, deSilva, became Silva , Yetz became Yates , it's all very fascinating , ❤
NO WAY!!!!! NO WAY!!! THE NAMES CITED ABOVE ARE NOT JEWISH.HEBRAIC.BUT................ LATINNNNNNN ALRIGHT?
DA SILVA,REFERS TO THOSE WHO LIVES IN THE JUNGLEEEEEEEEEEEEEE MY DISGUSTING MIXED RACE FATHER WERE DA SILVA,I HATE THIS SURNAME
MY MOTHER VIERA..WHICH COMES FROM THE VINESSSSSSSS OF EUROPE!
STOP LIYING TO YOURSELVES,,CANNOT STAND LIES!
We can still catch them lol
Yes the Portuguese never had a problem marrying people from other ethnicities. Even in the older times. We mixed whenever we went
Actually the Jews were persecuted in Portugal and had to convert
@@ivanbarbosa81 😑😑😐😐was it a curse? from what they did to jesus?
I am Portuguese. I really enjoyed this video and learning how my DNA is actually influenced by so much of the distant past.
I am from Brazil, but genetically 100% Portuguese/Iberic in the main calculators. I have light brown/hazel eyes and fair skin. I was young, and my hair was reddish, blonde as a kid. And now, just white. I used to have freckles. So does my daughter. My father resembles people from Galicia, and he is an Oliveira (R1b - Haplo). My mother has blue eyes, but that can be from a central European relative - the only non-Iberic lineage I could document. The dominance of Portuguese DNA also comes from a lot of endogamy from ancient Brazilian families. And I do have native Brazilian DNA (C1- matrilinear Haplo).
I am Brazilian and according to my DNA I am 65% Portuguese from my mother side. My older sister told my mum’s family came from Portugal to escape the inquisition. 🇵🇹🇧🇷
So! You’re Jewish
Os chamados judeus Sefarditas que seguiam a religião judaica...Judeus portugueses...ainda hoje há muitos descendentes desses em Portugal, embora na II Guerra Mundial muitos judeus( ricos) fugidos da Alemanha e outros países do norte da Europa tenham se refugiado em Portugal, tendo mais tarde partido do Porto de Lisboa em navios para a América...Ñ tenho conhecimento se nessa altura tb foram para o Brasil, mas esses de que sua mãe fala que fugiram da Inquisição provávelmente seus antepassados serão do sec XVIII/ XIX. Aliás, se vc conseguir provar essa sua ascendência judaica ainda tem direito à nacionalidade portuguesa...a familia do meu filho do lado da minha sogra tb eram judeus da Beira Baixa...há muitos que são descendentes e já nem sabem...
Cada pessoa só herda cerca de 50% do DNA de cada progenitor. Logo ...
Fascinating documentary. The only part missing relates to the DNA mixity with the ex colonies. Myself with Angola genetics. Other Portuguese with Brasil, Moçambique, Goa, Macau, Timor, Guiné Bissau etc
Me too Hugo. From Angola and azores and proud of it. E SE NOS AMASSEMOS UNS AOS OUTROS?❤
CASTROS were Celtic villages and they exhisted all over the country.
My last name is Castro
The Native Iberians weren’t all Celtic bro… The Celtiberians were the Celtics and Castros were Not Celtiberians.
Castro comes from the Greek "castle"
@@Typazl they were just the admixture was from different farmers
@@Typazl native iberians were related in admixture to Sardinian Anatolian farmers , iron age iberians admixture of Germanic linderbarken Anatolian farmers that is just the difference
portuguese here
part portuguese, spanish, brazilian, cuban, north african, nigerian, kenyan, scottish, welsh, irish (these last three came in a pack when i did the dna test), east european and baltic.
"Min-ho" was the best part!!
Would love it if you could do a genetic study on the people of the azores. I was born there and always heard different stories. Ty
the Azores was uninhabited when the Portuguese discovered the Islands, the settlers were mostly Portuguese but had smaller numbers of African slaves, Moorish Prisoners, Sephardic Jews, Flemish, Italian and other Europeans who were brought or came to settle the Islands as well.
The Azorean population is a result of these groups blending into each other, with origins predominately from mainland Portugal with minor influences from these other groups.
The origins are the same❤
Mostly, However since the Azores was uninhabited at the times of discovery, other settlers from Africa and Europe came to the Islands as well, these different groups intermixed over the centuries mostly in the 1500s/1600s
Of course that doesn't really differ much from mainland Portuguese because these same groups were also present in Portugal itselfs.
I'm from Lisbon, Portugal and I didn't know how the names appeared! Thank you and sorry my mistakes!
Olha eu também não 😅
@@nascimentomaria3628Já somos 3
Não foi à escola, portanto, o português minimamente instruído, estudou as influências dos vários povos que por aqui passaram.
I have done my DNA and his right. By the way, I'm from Madeira.
Great, please share it with us so we can verify if the information in this video is accurate!
Thank you for your sharing 🎉❤🌎
Thanks for watching!
Portuguese with moorish DNA and PROUD
😂😂😂😂😂do Douro para baixo....
@@anameireles2118 Estás com algum problema?
@NepzBabe eu nao tenho ninhum problema, tu parece que sim ,date ao menos ao trabalho de conhecer à historia de Portugal e o que sao as leis islamicas ,depois podes opinar....🤡🤡🤡🤡
@@NepzBabe 🙂😄😃😁😅😂🤣🤣🤣fala por ti à grande maioria nao ....estuda un bocadinho...ninhum musulman/na pode se casar con un nao musulman/na se nao se converte ao islao... à grande maioria da populacao era crista...os ’’mouros’’erao à ’’minoria’’ que controlaba à admistracao e tinhao o poder militar...Portugal como nacao existe desde 1139 antes disso nao existia Portugal como’’nacao’’...e à conquista do Algarve foi ’’acabada’’en 1248...800 anos 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣donde estao entao as ’’mezquitas’’? Como à de Cordoba ou Sevilha que dariao uma prova en Portugal ? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Proud of what? What did they brought? Nothing, only misery. Those m never built anything, only converted churches
Very interesting, and only recently noticed the possible connection between my parents little village "Gondarém" in Minho/North Portugal and Suebi/Visigoth link.
And the nearby litle vilagge is Sendim. Likely also germanic/Suebi/Visigoth name.
Grandmother was blonde with blue eyes...... interesting!
Incredible how you all seem to find your remote connections with Celtics, Visigoths, etc.. But never seem to find the obvious Moors in your blood
@@eriklobo1 There are those too but cannot change the name of the little vilagge all my ancestors came from (as far as I can trace all my ancestors (father and mother side) lived there). That detail (the name of the village connection) I only found out recently. Nothing for or against, just a curiosity I wanted to share.
@@eriklobo1The word Moore means dark skin ppl. It is not a genetic group. The USA and UK probably gave it a different meaning, bc some countries like to control history. The USA and the UK are the worst. The Portuguese are European not African and that has been known for a while.
Orgulloso de ser portugues la raza diverza que fue pionera en descubrimientos que le dio al mundo lucez para descubrir pueblos y los medios para poder hacerlo a traves dela navegacion al rededor del mundo viva portugal .... Obrigado por a sua investigacion. Vnzla Manuel Sousa...
My husband has a Portuguese 6x great-grandparent named Costa, had no idea it was a Sephardic name...interesting and something to keep in mind as I dig further back.
not all Costa were jewish, some of them just adopted the surname in order to better assimilate and stay put
Portus port porto / gale celt celtas
This video is amazing.
Congratulations.👏👏👏
It would be interesting one video about Brazil.
Especially, about our indigenous people.
🇧🇷👍
Thank you so much for your kind words! 😊 We’re glad you enjoyed the video.
A video about Brazil and the history of indigenous people sounds fascinating; we’ll definitely consider it for future content. 🇧🇷👍
@TheHistoryHubs Thanks.😀
The chronological migrations ,the cultural inputs and the significant names ..i loved watching it and i hope there will come more nations ..p.s Not only Europe please!
I'm Portuguese and 75 per cent of my DNA is Celtic! And about 75 per cent of the Celts in the British Isles came from what is now called Portugal!
And the rest is Moore
Bro that’s not true… Modern Portuguese are a mix of Celtiberian, Suebi Germanic, Roman, and Berber… 🇵🇹
Not true; the Celts that arrived in the British Isles came from Central Europe, traveling there through the Strait of Dover. The Celtic migration that came to the Iberian Peninsula arrived earlier. They traveled from Central Europe and crossed the Pyrenees Mountains, arriving in Galicia, Asturias and northern Portugal. Some trading did occur between the two over the Atlantic.
@@fbo7147 The Celts who lived in the south of Portugal fled to the British Isles, especially Ireland, when the Arabs invaded the Iberian Peninsula. By the way, the oldest religious temple in the world is in Portugal and is almost 8,000 years old. ps. The Celts were even in Italy and Turkey... you need to study more!
@@Andre-yu3qs what temple are you talking about?
Eu sou brasileira, de pais portugueses nascidos em Vidago e Pombal (centro-norte de Portugal). Meus pais são mesmo muito claros, olhos verdes, cabelos castanhos claro. Meu irmão é louro de olhos esverdeados e eu tenho olhos e cabelos castanhos claro. Meus primos são louros de olhos azuis, por parte de pai. Na família da minha mãe, predomina olhos castanhos e cabelos castanhos claro. Os apelidos dos meus antepassados são Silva, Rosa e Sobreiro - talvez indique alguma ascendência judaica. Somos um povo muito misturado, com gente de vários lugares do mundo! Isso é muito bom!
Provavelmente quando os bárbaros atacaram o oeste deixaram descendentes.
Não, não é, mestiçagem é horríveu.
@@KountKalergiporquê
@@diogodavid3557porque só um paspalho ignorante diz uma enormidade daquelas.
@@KountKalergi que comentário mais vergonhoso. Por favor apague isso
Hi ! I am Brazilian and my Y-dna is R1a : typical Slavic Eastern European! Right, since my greatgrandfather from my father's side was a Polish immigrant ! My grandmother was born in Italy and my mother is mostly of pure 200 years old brazilian portuguese ancestry! I am Brazilian of "pure" European blood I think!!
We Europeans aren't pure. There's no such a thing.
😢 Very beautiful video!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you so much ☺️
@@TheHistoryHubsIn fact it is very well done, simple, without excess details, graphically very beautiful and in historical terms it is not bad. Thank you so much...🥀🙏🏽
Love this video and chanel. Thank you so much 🇵🇹🙏😊
Glad you enjoy it!
Yes nice one mate, here I was born in Lisbon, bat my mader was from Minho and my fader is from Celorico da Beira in Guarda, yes I'm originall, carry on with the good work.
Excelente video/trabalho.
I'm from Brazil and my Dna test showed that I'm 86.1% IBERIAN, 8.8% East European and 5.1% Mesoamerican. Funny how DNA works, I'm more Portuguese than a lot of Portuguese born people 😄.
You might have iberian genetic but are you Portuguese/Spanish or Brazilian?
@@g-ps Brazilian with Iberian DNA=Portugal
@@familyfialho8871 talvez 🤣🤏... Tenho primos na familia Fialho. Somos Alentejanos
@@g-ps sure, but the few Spanish that migrated to Brazil mixed with the Portuguese descendants and in all likelihood even these would be majority Portugal ancestry by now
Com esse sobrenome só pode ser descendente de português. Difícil era ser brasileiro e não teres ascendência portuguesa, isto sim era difícil a maior parte tem.
Very cool video. Liked and shared it
Big thanks
I'm from Brazil, and now I understand why I have 35% Viking DNA 18 % Iberia peninsula
I am from Brazil, 82% Iberian (76% Portuguese, 4% Spanish, 2% basque)
I am so sorry. It's a cross we both have to carry 😢.
@@dinismantas7265 why so sorry>?
@@jackietequila9072 oh, never mind, a bit of portuguese style humor. Works better in portuguese, I guess.
@@dinismantas7265 what a cross!
No território que viria a ser Portugal, no nordeste da península ibérica
futuros portugueses foram descendentes do galaico romanos,
depois foram sendo descendentes também de todos os povos que foram chegando,
e que aí se integraram ou foram integrados,
a península ibérica foi ocupada/invadida por vários povos, iberos, celtas entre eles os lusitanos, gregos, fenícios, cartagineses, romanos, vândalos, suevos, visigodos,
Suevos e visigodos já eram cristãos
muçulmanos que ocuparam a península a partir de 711,
com a reconquista os povos cristãos do norte da península retomaram o controlo
depois foram chegando
africanos/escravos, ou comerciantes,
judeus,
flamengos,
genoveses,
florentinos,
templários,
todo o tipo de pessoas que quiseram de uma maneira ou de outra participar nas grandes descobertas marítimas,
e chegaram ainda ao longo dos séculos
refugiados da revolução francesa, da guerra civil espanhola, refugiados dos nazis, refugiados das colónias de África, e da Índia, toda essa gente tem constituído o povo português
e ainda os refugiados das ex-colónias (mais de meio milhão) que no século passado tudo perderem na violência da independência, e encontraram refúgio em Portugal vindos de Goa, Angola, Moçambique, Guiné, Cabo Verde, fossem eles brancos, negros ou mestiços..
Essencialmente as civilizações dos império romano, muçulmano, visigodos, suevos, os cristãos, e os judeus, tudo junto, deixaram grande pegada no território que iria ser Portugal,
E têm chegado inúmeros brasileiros, chineses, venezuelanos, romenos, moldavos, ucranianos, indianos, italianos, ingleses, americanos, etc... que em Portugal procuram trabalho e ou residência
@@dinismantas7265por que cruz pra carregar?
I wonder, what the close ties to England for centuries contributed to the gene-pool and the more recent influx of modern middle europeans, who fled to Portugal in the second world war and stayed there is already a measurable factor.
Not sure about that but my DNA reports almost 80% Iberian, 10% North Africa, 5% Italian, 4% British....and finally 1% Nigerian....
Cruzados going to the Holy Land did a contribution (long time ago ), but I think is too soon to see all the contributions of the " after the war" or more recent people coming from Asian and East Europe. We need at least 2 more generations On the other hand we sure have a strong african contribution, not only from the Atlas ( mouros) but also from central Africa.
Among a lot of other things i am almost 30% british. Portuguese here from oporto.
I have Portuguese, Spainish, English, Senegal & Eritrean DNA I'm from Madeira islands
Senegal?!? qual é que usaste? MyHeritage ou Ancestry?! Tbm sou da Madeira gostava de saber?
@@CaesarP ancestry 😊
Portuguese here from the south and i have greens eyes and blond hair.....
@@samuelmariano9830 me too 🤣
É errado assumir que nos temos mais características do norte de África. Os nossos antepassados vieram do norte e beiras durante a reconquista. Os portugueses são homogéneos em questão de ADN.
Também sou do sul e tenho essas características
Adorei o vídeo muito obrigada pois tinha muito interesse em saber de onde vi
Very intersting !
my parents orignated from the middle of portugal ( 25 km south coimbra ) in the countryside in the middle of pine trees and eucalyptus.
for exemple i have a first cousin (our fathers are brother, our mothers are sisters , so we can say we are very close related not as botther but more than cousin).
He has dark frizzy hair and brown eye ( like north african and/or jewish peolple ; and i have almost blond hair and my hear is also straight , i'm blue eyed and a lighter skin ( visigoth and/or celtics )
In our family we have names as "henriques","Fernando" (visigoth) "de oliveira", "da silva" (jewish convert).
I find it amazing to be so close related and having such different physical appearance.
May be i'm a little naïve but for me it's a blessing.
the main relativeness of portugues dna is from guimaraes porto aveiro coimbra castelo branco viseu all that provinces carry the genuine luso kallaiko dna without admixes for the last 2500 years
Moura is not the same as Mouro. Moura is a homonym word with two distinct roots and meanings; one from Celtic *MRVOS, the other from Latin maurus. The word "moura" (alternatively, "moira", "maura"; medieval: "mora"), feminine of "mouro", is thought to originate from the Celtic *MRVOS and the Indo-European *mr-tuos that originated in Latin the word mortuus and in Portuguese/Galician the word "morto" ('dead'). Some authors think that the mouras are the deceased.
The Moors who inhabited the Dolmens of old, before the Muslims, the mystical wish-granting Moors or spirits for disambiguation.
The word refers to the Moors that occupied Portugal for 800 Yrs
@@fatimapastor236 Mouro yes but not Moura. Anyway both words probably had origin from the same root words i mentioned
@@fatimapastor236 Moors did not occupy Portugal for 800 years, it would be 480 for Portugal and 800 for Spain, fank you.
@lordcommandernox9197 it's neither here nor there the Moors were in the Region of both Portugal/Spain for 800 yrs and it's obvious the contribution to our language,food and culture...
Please do a deep dive on the Basques. Thank you.
We will do, thanks for your message
I have done my ADN test and it has revealed my Y haplogroup is J1/J2 and my X haplogroup is C. Of both my father and mother surnames, some appeared in the video: Santos, Pereira, Costa, Rodrigues.
Excelente trabalho!👏👏👏👍👍👍
Excellent!
Nice vídeo 👏🏼
Thank You so nice ❤
Im portuguese, hair black eyes green/marrow, yes we much different in country.
We have the best.
🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹
@@lidiasilva9830 you are very pretty. That's sure
carapaus alimados,caldo verde,alheira de Mirandela,arroz de polvo,sardinhas assadas ,figos ,castanhas,vinho verde e jeropiga...
Viva Portugal
Obrigado ❤
My mom is both English & Portuguese and it's interesting for me to watch this sort of show. I think we're originally way back from Northern Portugal by the border maybe? Surname is 'Sequeira'' means 'low ground & low soil' is an agricultural name. We're from Macau is the last & the latest former Portuguese Colony coming from 'The Age Of Discovery'; Furthermore, We're by Hong Kong is Southern China by Vietnam.
Boa noite , o verdadeiro significado em Português de SEQUEIRA , é : lugar seco , que não é regado.
Quando dizemos :Este ano foi muito Seco , não choveu, Ou : Tivemos uma grande SEQUEIRA , porque não temos água.
PORT OF THE HOLY GRALL PORTUGRAAL.
Excelente vídeo Thanks you
Thank you for watching ☺️
Sephardic Jewish DNA as is arab DNA is higher concentrated in northern regions. The areas of Braganca, Belmonte had crypto Jewish comunuities living there until only about 100 years ago
True, North and central regions, large Sephardic communities existed in central Portugal as well, Leira, Aveiro for example all had somewhat sizeable Jewish communities
Muito interessante
Surnames only became a feature of the whole population in the 19th century, and often following rather arbitrary rules like taking the surname of a godparent: check the “registos e assentos de baptismo, torre do tombo”. So much emphasis on surnames, by the logic of plant names, the azores would be the most celtic place on earth. The most common surname in the algarve is coelho… not sure the arabs and moors love rabbit that much
Good video. The genetic and historical part is great, but the part about surnames is completely wrong. Surnames appeared in Portugal in the late Middle Ages (first in noble families) and in some areas only after 1500. You can't trace ancestry using surnames. It's ridiculous.
Grest vídeo!!
Us Portugese and Spanish we have Maghreb "Moor' DNA too. Its because of when the Ottoman Empire ruled the Iberian Peninsula.
Hi! It’s fascinating how history and genetics intertwine.
Just a quick clarification - the Maghreb DNA influence in the Iberian Peninsula primarily comes from the Moors, who were North African Muslims that ruled parts of Spain and Portugal from the 8th to the 15th centuries.
This was before the Ottoman Empire, which didn’t actually rule the Iberian Peninsula.
The Ottomans mostly influenced Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and North Africa. Thanks for sharing your thoughts - history is truly amazing!
The ottomon empire never ruled Portugal. But yes indeed there was certainly an arab caliphate for centuries if that's what you mean
@@jamesemmerson4112 true i thaught it was part of the Ottoman Empire. Us portugese had the The Ottoman-Portuguese conflicts. Which were about Portugals trade routes Portugal at that time had one of the most powerful navys... but there still spanish caliphate and Mosques in Granada & Sevilha.
@@TheHistoryHubs very true it is fascinating how history and genetics intertwine! You should do a video about the Iberian Peninsula.
The ottomans never ruled Portugal !!
Modern Portuguese are a 4 Way mix of: Celtiberian, Germanic Suebi, Roman, and Berber 🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹
Berber genes, from Algarve, mainly up to the Santarém area...north is more Celtics...
@@SmilingGorge-hj2vz the Berber DNA in iberian península peaks in western Ibéria, specially in Galícia. The south of Portugal, including Algarve, was conquered by portuguese from the north and repovoated by them, since Algarve was almost desert after the war.
@@SmilingGorge-hj2vz Santarem has way more Celtic and Roman genes
My father is Azorean Portuguese, Ilha do São Jorge. I can trace my last name to visigoths in spain and Portugal. My last name is from from São Frutuoso de braga. My grandmothers last name soares. Which is said to be latin origin
Im from Lisbon, gonna check my dna to see the results.
No reference to the Templars??? The biggest input!
The Portuguese are often refered as direct descendants of Knights Templar!
@Visigothicwarrior Em português mesmo. Os Templários nada mais eram do que uma ordem religiosa. Nada a ver com ancestralidade e genética.
The Knights Templar were a religious order with military characteristics.
A MILITARY RELIGIOUS ORDER!
@@v.almeida7924 exatamente!!
Haja quem saiba História de Portugal.
Em Portugal, temos governantes que nada sabem do País, por isso, o desgovernam.
Seria bom que viessem beber um pouco de Cultura a este Vídeo.
Como sou portuguesa, escrevo em Português, aquele Português que só pertence a Portugal, tal como o Inglês só pertence à Grã-Bretanha.
I am Portuguese but I look more Northern European. My skin is light and my eyes are dark green/hazel, my Mum has beautiful light green eyes, so thus her side of the family, but my dad has dark hair and brown eyes. My mum is ginger and got freckles and she's very pale. My hair is light and alway had a bizarre color, like a strange shade of ginger/light brown but my beard definitely ginger. But my sister is more like my dad, olive skin and brown eyes. I remembered when we were young my sister skin always got a beautiful tanning and mine just burned lol.
Same here. Germanic genes :)
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The same with my children 🤣🤣
Portuguese are unique 🥰💝
Faz o teste do teu ADN
Just a correction, the Lusitanians weren't Celtic.
▪︎ They were Pre-Celtic (with substantial Celtic influences)
Spot on.
António
Vê aqui este link é em português
pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lusitanos
I'm Brazilian with predominantly Iberian origins from Portugal (documents), my Y-DNA is J2, I have 74% Iberian DNA.
🫡Thanks! Good video!
Thank you for watching ☺️
Well, I'm a Brazilian, grandfather Portuguese, grandmother Spanish Jew...I want to know about Brazilian DNA
Such a tiny country with such a big history.
Of course it is; just get a uber from Galicia to Algarve, very cheap.
Lá estão eles sempre com o mesmo disco Portugal é um país pequeno,te pergunto Portugal é pequeno em quê? Para mim Portugal é um grande país agora pensa. Até te ajudo em algo vê os mapas destes países Holanda Bélgica Suissa etc.etc. Somos pequenos é de espirito e de olhar para as casas de outros e de criar mitos e de algumas mentalidades. Quanto maior for a Nau maior é os tormentos vê a Espanha País basco Catalunha Etc.
someone wrote:
"At the height of the Ice Age, much of Europe had been buried beneath the glacier, but in present-day Spain and Portugal a hardy people had survived..."
During the Last Glacial Maximum (around 20,000 years ago), large parts of northern Europe were indeed covered by ice sheets, and the climate was much colder.
However, the Iberian Peninsula was relatively ice-free and served as a refuge for human populations and other species, enabling them to survive the harsh conditions.
This region is known as a glacial refugium where people and animals found refuge during the Ice Age
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- a 400,000-year-old human skull
In 2014 a group from the University of Lisbon found a 400,000-year-old human skull in the archaeological complex of Almonda, in central Portugal.
- In 1998, near the town of Lapedo, in Leiria, central Portugal, the skeleton of a 25,000-year-old child was discovered. This is a unique find, especially since it is believed that the boy was a hybrid, the son of a Neanderthal and a Homo Sapiens Sapiens.
- The Almendres Cromlech, a megalithic complex located near the village of Nossa Senhora de Guadalupe, ´
Évora, Portugal. The site consists of a huge oval of some 95 rounded granite stones
is estimated to have been erected sometime in the 6th millennium BC, Neolithic, older than Stonehenge
- The Casa da Moura cave (Óbidos, central Portugal) is part of a region with abundant archaeological remains.. .evidence of occupation since the Early Neolithic to the Bronze Age
- Furninha cave, Gruta da Furninha , is a natural cave on the southern slope of the Peniche peninsula (central Portugal). It is located on the edge of the cliffs
and many others
Tools in many of the Coastal Caves of Western Europe document the presence of humans in westernmost Europe at a time of Neanderthals settlement
Excellent!!! Thanks
Glad you liked it!
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Portuguese "nh“ is analogue to Spanish "ñ“.
Minho therefore is pronounced "Minyo“.
Many times here we are reminded that blonds concentrate in the North, and darker peoples in the South. The middle is inbetween.
This also occurs in France, Germany, Spain and Italy.
So "Almeida" has both Visigothic and Moorish influence? 😅
all portuguese words started with "AL" as moorish descendence ! Almada Alentejo Alcacer do sal algarve almancil"
@ I wouldn't say all, but a lot yes, nevertheless, what I said is different. In this video, Almeida is stated to have both Visigothic and Moorish influence, which kinda adds more to the lack of consistency and misguided information here.
@@FakeFaceRealBrain No, a common misconception. Most, but not all.
Ex: Latin Albuquerque - albus (white) querqus (oak)
@@FakeFaceRealBrain Not all. Alguns nomes são de origem Sueva ou Visigótica , outros são corrupção (ou evolução popular) de nomes mais antigos ( latim/ romanos, por exemplo)
@@FakeFaceRealBrain , nothing to do with berberes but with the Phoenicians that spoke a levantine Anatolian language just read the books of alberto castelo ferreira do amaral moise4s espirito santo e para de falar asneiras das grandes o proprio padre antonio de oliveira sempre falou que o portugues vem de uma lingua mais antiga que o latin
Viva Portugal.
I am Brazilian, born blonde with very light skin and medium brown eyes, and still blonde (straight hair) after 69 years 😊
My mom said her mother had Dutch ancestors.
My DNA show s Northern Europe influence and a tiny bit of Northern Africa LOL
@regina2955 that doesn't look like a 69 year old woman's picture sweetheart.
@@regina2955 I think you'll need to email me an updated photo. :)
@ lol, that photo is from 10 months ago. I do look 10 years younger, per my close friends.
I’m Algarvian and everybody thinks I’m from Morocco.
Some of our words aren't so different from Moroccan Arabic.
I am from Alentejo and Algarve and I am tall and white. My father was very tall and blond haired. My three daughters are blond haired and has blue eyes. 🤷🏻♀️
Värmland belongs to the wast area the vandals came from 2000 years ago from S Norway to Vänern. The first known name VendilaR has maybe something to do with Vänern lake´s oldest name *Vendiz "the Turner", "floodlake". The vandals also settled in Portugal even though they were subdued by the Suebi... Look at icelandic people, often from this area. Their language is so old they could understand vandalic and some gothic probably... The videos: Stelpurnar á Jólagestum Björgvins sungu Það á að gefa börnum brauð or Hugurinn fer haerra
VIVA A GLORIOSA UCRÂNIA LIVRE, SOBERANA, INDEPENDENTE E EUROPEIA...
I always heard that Portugal came from the templar word "Port-O-Graal", or port of the grail
Vídeo muito interessante 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟Sou da Beira Alta e a menos de 1 hora da aldeia de Belmonte, onde se instalou a comunidade judaica expulsa do reino de Castela e Aragão. Pelo seu vídeo, fiquei a saber que o meu sobrenome teve origem nos judeus convertidos (Gomes Pereira - sobrenomes de meu pai). De facto, as características físicas apontam para esse grupo. Quanto à minha família materna, a minha avó também tinha um sobrenome judaico, "Abrantes", e o de meu avô era "Neves" (Inglês: Snows). Este avô tinha características nórdicas, olhos azuis, pele muito clara e com baixa estatura mas deu origem a filhos altos, de rosto quadrado, olhos grandes, verdes e castanhos e cabelos castanhos. (Surpreendentemente, na adolescência, as pessoas estrangeiras perguntavam-me se eu tinha origem germânica ou holandesa, pelo formato do rosto, olhos verdes e cabelo claro). Pretendo dizer que as características nórdicas passaram apenas para as netas e depois para um dos bisnetos (que não é meu filho). Ao contrário do meu avô, o irmão dele era muito alto, robusto, com olhos escuros e este irmão também teve netas de cabelo loiro, olhos verdes e altas. Por isso, tenho de continuar a pesquisar a ver se descubro qual origem do nome "Neves" (Inglês.: "Snows"). Muito obrigada!
I always thinking I'm a celtic I'm North portugal and blue eyes and tall 1.84cm 😊if not I'm cocktails dna
Im Portuguese and i have green eyes and redbeard
A lot of it is BS, especially the surnames part-surnames in Portugal are mostly patronimics anyway. When surnames became a thing Portugal was already an unified country. With a few minor exceptions of specific surnames, Jews and Christians had the same surnames
Also, if you add the percentages of genetic input quoted in the video, you'll get to the conclusion that we have more than 100% of genetic material
You are right. This video is crap and our names most are patronimics or orfans named.
I am 60 percent Iberian (Spanish and Portuguese) + 33 percent new world (Mexico).
Show this video to the neoNazis in Portugal, claiming that they’re white and pure portuguese…. Ahahhah no such thing. And thats what makes us unique❤
Most Portuguese people are white. What's your point?
You are dumb or?
Raça pura praticamente não existe,todas as raças estão cruzadas em todo o mundo.
Mãos lixoboetas comentaram isto.
The point is Portuguese all have some African, Jewish , Levantine ancestry
I’m over half Portuguese and when I visited Portugal I felt as if I were finally home.
Tenho 53% de dna ibérico de um total de 88% europeu.
22% são francês, holandês e alemão, etc. 13% italiano. Termina com sefardita, subsaariano, oriente médio e indígena amazônico ❤ 🇧🇷
Tenhos olhos claros, pele clara, cabelo liso, castanho.
Tenho diversos antepassados de 6 ou 7 geração, açorianos.
RESUMINDO........TODOS IRMAOS❤❤
Thank you very much for the info.
I am from the Coimbra area and had blonde hair when i was a kid…
Interesting….
I am more up north.
My brother has dark green eyes dark hair.
( now because of his age ; white hair 😁)
My grandson grey with light blue shades eyes and dark curly hair.
His father dark green eyes and curly hair.
My daughter his mother has eyes like a panther very beautiful and dark hair.
My husband was ginger hair and honey eyes.
Soooo, yes Portuguese people are unique because of our ancestors.
The ones who has made this land that we call Portugal.
Certainly I am very proud of it 💝.
Despite the way that corrupt politicians have taken advantage of this amazing little country.
Genuine patriots don’t do that.
We need another Marqués de Pombal.
( Marquee of Pombal)
Portuguese here, my dna test results :
69.5 Iberian, 27.1 Italian, 3.4 Finnish
Mine were 56% Iberian, 32.3% north European and 11.7% Italian 🇵🇹
Here:
44,1% Iberian
20% Irish, Scottish, Welsh
16,7% Sardinian
7,2% Middle Eastern
5,4% North African
3% Finnish
And some traces of Greek, Nigerian, and West Asian
Mine were 15% scandinavian, 10% greek and roman, 5% balkan, 20% North African and the remaining 50% Iberian
no arabic genes?? kkkkk
@paske2001 My husband is from Porto with parents from the South and the North. From his father's side, who he looks identical to, who is from the South. He very tall for a Portuguese man with very dark brown, but a little red hair and thick beard. Very dark skin. He is a moor for sure. Mashallah ❤❤❤
Somos Lusitanos! Sempre fomos e sempre vamos ser!
Como traduzir à legenda para o português/Brasil, para quem não sabe o inglês?
Tocando no ecrã, nas configurações do TH-cam, escolha a língua do registo áudio.
Lígia, já está traduzido em português!!!!
No mention of Tras os Montes 🇵🇹🇵🇹
@@MrJEEPJT
Good.
Keep Trás-Os-Montes in secret 🤫
I do not wish to be invaded 🙏please.
Não me digas que és transmontano , 😂😂😂😂agora os transmontanos também lhes dá para vir para a Net escrever em inglês num vídeo sobre portugueses e visualizado sobretudo por portugueses, não me digas que o vírus da pimbalheira já chegou a Trás os Montes?
Cro magnons puros
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Deixa o meu Trás-Os-Montes em páz.
Ao menos sem criticar.🤨
Trás-Os-Montes e os trás- montanos somos a essência de Portugal que ainda existe.😌
O día que desapareça; entâo Portugal está perdido.😣
💝Viva Portugal 🇵🇹 viva Trás-Os-Montes 💝
Im portuguese but my skin is withe some people think im from leste european , but im not ! I live in France is the same thing !
Sou uma mistura de Rodrigues, Castanheira, Bueno, Camargo e Correia. Que confusão!!!😂😂