They wore tartan kilts just like the Irish kings. They lived in round houses just like the Irish and Brits. They had a q Celtic language like the Irish. They had the same kingly gold throne caps like those found in the bog of Cullen in tiperarry. They had the same bronze halberds weapons like the Irish. There's plenty more than just that . I'm writing a book on the Irish Spanish origins at the moment.even their tribes are called Tudo like the Irish Tuatha. "As they set sail gallantly from the sunny land s of Spain" 🍀🍀🍀🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸 Irish and Spanish are brothers 👏👏👏
@@jgappy5643 Yes, I have always felt that connection too. I have met many galicians who look very similar to us as well. Freckles, pale skin, red hair.
@@caolanmaher5907 I'll have to dissapoint you in this. I got brown hair, brown eyes, but pale skin. I guess you always need someone to go against the current😀
My grandfather used to speak Galician. Don't know much about the language, but I am fluent in Brazilian Portuguese, I can tell you that I could understand it pretty well. It sound like if someone speaking half Portuguese and half Spanish.
Galicia had a Celtic population during the Bronze Age until the Romans, but they should not be confused with the culture of the forts, small fortified citadels. Galician is not a Celtic language in the first place because it is a Romance language, derived from Latin and secondly because the Celts disappeared before the Romans arrived and they did not know how to write, neither here, nor in Ireland, nor in Scotland nor in Wales. Celtic was a Germanic tribe from southern Germany and as a culture they are all the peoples who lived near the Atlantic in Europe until the Iron Age with some similar customs, certainly not meritorious, including Icelanders. Therefore there is nothing Celtic left in Galicia, nothing, nor is it the cradle of the Irish. All of these are myths invented by nationalism during Romanticism. Gauls have passed since then, hence the name Kalekos in Greek, Gallaecia in Latin. Swabians, Visigoths, 50 years partly of Arabs (racial mixing was prohibited) Visigoths again, East Germanic people who are the Spanish genetic base.
@Hannah Fernandez Oh ok , thanks for the extra information I didn't know it.Yes thats true , The Celts went almost in whole Europe but idk .I think they are not spanish ...I don't know for sure ...especislly catalons and basques
@Hannah Fernandez Well , my friend , may I am wring but I searched the topic , I asked , they told me , Greeks were living over there , made colonies but they are different than the Greeks , maybe they are a mix of many nation went and lived there.What about the Aragon Kingdom though?Was it Spanish?
Greetings from a Galician Puerto Rican, we came from the Pueblo of Piñeiro, Galicia. Funny enough, I had an Irish grandfather who came to Puerto Rico to serve in the Spanish army against the US when they invaded my island. One of my Galician grandfathers was also a soldier who went all the way up to Flanders, France to serve the Bélico Monarquía Hispánica. I had to search up this history on my own, that and my family history.
Ancient Celtic settlements in Galicia and Northern Portugal are very visible today and they form a tapestry of the many peoples who make up the Iberian DNA.
something I picked up on was the language. Galician for I love you is apparently Querote, in Welsh it's Caru ti. There are no other similar expression for I love you, when you look at European languages as a whole.. definitely at least a slim linguistic connection there.
Quizás sea la cultura Atlántica pero, yo al estar en la costa oeste de Irlanda me ha sentía como sí estuviese en Galicia: acantilados, el carácter de la gente, el color verde, los muros de piedra, las tierras pequeñas con patatas,.. una forma de vida, paisaje y carácter Atlántico de la gente.
Yo estuve en la costa atlántica francesa, debajo de Bretaña y sentí lo mismo...como estar en casa. Si hasta había cruceiros, zuecos y gallos de colorines. Los puertos parecidos, las casas de piedra, el ambiente de la gente, las playas, las piedras de la playa, etc.
@@MiloManning05 ustedes descienden de los antiguos españoles, todo lo que es Irlanda y demás islas británicas descendientes de los Celtas del norte de España. Así que es al revés, ustedes lucen a los españoles del norte.
Thank you so much for spreading word of our Galician heritage so eloquently. I Hail from Galicia and Asturias where Celtic Roots run deep. I certainly hope that by openly educating others about our common heritage we may realize the deep kinship between our respective lands. I hope it spurs us to continue a lively mutual collaboration to inform ourselves and others of our Common Celtic heritage and to spark deep interest leading to the re-awakening of our culture.
Wondeful to see this video on galicia. Have friends from there. Good to educated the British especially who think that spain is just beidorm and the costas. Spain has a varied culture.
Alot of British go to spain to go to english or irish pubs, get drunk and never know the real spain. Thankyou for this film showing an unknown and beautiful part of spain. Hope that more people Will go there now
Galician language gave origin to portuguese hence the difference between Castillan language and Portuguese. Portugal and Galiza are what remains of the iberian celtic culture. Portugal means "The port of the Galicians"
Celtic languages existed in the whole Iberian peninsula and Galician and Portuguese do not have more Celtic remains than Spanish has. In fact, the main pre-Roman language in what is now Portugal was Lusitanian, which is considered not to be a Celtic language, and some believe Gallaecian was in fact related to Lusitanian too.
@@WarpDoomer funny that scientist came with a new theory (not as new anymore) that perhaps celtic culture evolved in Iberia and not in central europe. In any case, an interesting view on the matter.
@@WarpDoomer lol I've notice on every vid I see about Galicia or Austurias there's always a Portuguese person trying to prove some connection to them while trying separate themselves from the rest of Iberia...like dude at one point wasn't all Iberia celtic
Scottish and British? There are many British Tribes in southern Scotland, its only in the North of Scotland (or Central) that he Picts existed until Roman left the door open then they attacked Hadrian's Wall and moved into Northumbria so Scottish-British-Picts is much the same and the Scotti from Scotia todays Ireland existed on the west coast.
@@101MRSPICE they share Celtic ancestry those tribes . That the ancestry they share , I know what you mean about they too have ancestry with roman , Germany ect . And Celtic part of Spain it’s in the north .
My maternal grandmother's maiden last name was Braga. I remember growing up around great aunts who were born mid 1880s and them reminding me I'll always be a Braga no matter my dad's last name 😅 Trying to track down the Braga side of the family. ❤
According to the results of a study that has analyzed the DNA of 10,000 Britons, it suggests that the Celts who became the dominant tribe in the islands originated from the Iberian Peninsula. Bryan Sykes, a professor of human genetics at the University of Oxford, led the study and publishes his conclusions in the book "Blood of the Isles." His theory is that 6,000 years ago, these inhabitants of the peninsula developed boats capable of crossing the ocean and reached the British Isles. The territory was already inhabited, but these people were assimilated into a larger Celtic tribe.
I have long thought that there has been trade routes along the west coast of britain, (wales/ireland/cornwall) with brittany northern spain and portugal for far longer than historical records show
For the last few days, I kept on looking at Ron Wood in this video and kept saying to myself that guy looks Celtic like how they do in Northwest Spain.. The high cheekbones, long face with sharp features, tall and narrow pointy generous nose. And come to find out he said he is from a people call water bargees and he suspects he is related to the Spaniards. I was right....I know my people!!! There are tons of Scots, Britons and Irish that look like Northwest Spaniards including Enya the singer, Boy George without the makeup and young Rod Stewart, Allan Cummings, Molly Shannon, Andie MacDowell, Marc Almond..
@@tercomada Eso tiene sentido. Ron Wood dijo que pertenece a un grupo de personas conocidas como barqueros de agua. Personas que navegaron durante siglos y no vivieron en tierra.
Asturias, Galicia and Cantabria are three regions of Spain that have strong Celtic influences even to this day. You can especially here it in the music. You listen to their folk music and, unless somebody tells you, you might think it comes from Scotland or Ireland. The pipes sound like something in between a Hulian and a bagpipes. And there’s lots of redheads. That Gene is so strong that it even crops up from time to time in their descendants in Latin America that are mixed with the native population. You sometimes get an olive or darker skinned child with a patch of fiery red hair right smack in the middle of his black or brown haired head. My grandfather had it and my son has it. At least, he did when he was a baby. It’s darkened to Brown now. His Scott’s Irish descended mother thought it came from her until I showed her pictures of some of my family. No redheads in her family but she naturally thought it came from her side at first because, well, she’s a white person and I am more of a bronzy sort of fellow. I look most unceltic. 😆
You are 100% correct! My Mexican family is mestizo and have both Spanish and Indigenous ancestors. At least 4 of us have red hair, and if you look up Irish-Mexican related videos (there’s one of an Irish comedian talking about the San Patricios) you’ll see numerous comments by people saying the same about their Mexican families/red hair. It’s a cool thing to see such an ancient connection in modern times.
This is so true!! I've heard that my grandpa had some red hair and well I'm obviously darker than my grandpa but I have a few strips of red hair hiding in the back of my hair lol.
Celts were actually known to be darker haired and the red hair Irish thing is a Hollywood stereotype perpetuated by Lucky Charm boxes. Celts were known to be darker haired and shorter. They would bleach their hair in times of war to scare off their enemies or to blend in with fairer tribes.. Irish would even tell you brown or darker hair is very common. Just stop with this red hair thing which is probably from Viking and Norwegians. ..So many people mistakenly really believe Celtic means red headed or blonde when it's actually dark hair. Dark hair and very white skin is common among women who live among the European Atlantic including Ireland.
Thank you for this video as it was very informative. I took an ancestry test some time ago and have come to know after long and continuous research, I have a lot of family ancestors from Galicia. I hope to visit soon and finally meet Galicians!
This is a great video 😁 thanks for sharing! My great grandfather on my paternal grandfathers side is from Melón Ourense, Galicia, Spain 🇪🇸 and my 3rd great grandfather on my paternal grandmothers side is from Asturias, Spain 🇪🇸
My whole life I've been taught to hate the white man as a hispanic however when I did my DNA testing I found a decent amount of Irish and Scottish DNA. Along with the very large 27% Spanish and 8%Portuguese and 59% native Mexican. Now that I find out all of this history from Spain and all the things that happened there with the ancestors of the Irish and Celtics in general it all makes sense its so amazing the world must've been so crazy back then. I would KILL to hear them speak.
You were taught to hate the white man, do to that you are more Mexican, in my case, I was born in Cuba, to all Spanish blood line, Galicians and Basque's. My great grands which were Galicians and Basque migrated to Cuba, and in Cuba, it was a custom to keep marrying your own people, it was more like a Tabu if you didn't. The difference between Cuba and the rest of the American continent be it North, Central and South America was that the Spaniards wiped out 98% or more of the natives. Cuba today is a whole different country, not even close to what it once was, within the last 63 years of communist strong hold, the Castro's destroyed Cuba, culturally, physically and economically, Cuba is not a speck of what it once was.
We are the descendants of King Fénius Farsaid, one of the seventy-two heroes who built the Tower of Nimrod (Tower of Babel). The Irish language was born when his grandfather Goidel Glas took it as one of the seventy-two languages into which the world was divided with the fall of the tower. He joins Scota, daughter of the Pharaoh of Egypt and, as in the times of Moses, they begin an exodus of four hundred and forty-four years, at the end of which they arrive in Galicia. One of his descendants, Breogán, founded the city of Brigantia there and built a tower there from which his son Ith could see Ireland. The Brigantia of the Irish legend, located in the Iberian Peninsula, would be identified with La Coruña or Betanzos, so that the Tower of Breogán would be none other than the Tower of Hercules. Not only that, but the current king of England is crowned on the stone of destiny, which is one of our relics and was sent from Brigancia to Ireland to crown one of the sons of Míl Espáine and later sent to Scotland (which It receives the name of the Pharaoh's daughter) and from there the English stole it (although they returned it and it is in a museum). The stone is the one that Neemrod climbed to give his speeches to the people. The English king needs our relic to validate his lineage.
@@MichaelOBrien71 why the fuck would I know? I was born and that’s what I wa taught. I’m speaking about how I’ve changed and think different now. Idiot
Good video, and I watched you on Medieval Irish Channel. Subscribed. I grew up,as a kid, in Greenock, but was raised in London. The world you describe I'm familiar with historically and personally.
I am aware of my Galician heritage as my family hails from there. In a recent DNA test 14% of my DNA hails from what is now county Kerry in Ireland. I am very proud of both my Galician and Celtic heritage.
The *celtiberization* seems to be predominant or at least half of Galiza, N. PORTUGAL and Asturias. The Indo-European native is equally strong in tribes and place names. Maybe a minor anindoeuropean survived too. The -Briga toponyms lack deep chronology compared to France and England
A galicia nao tinha as linhas de fronteira de hoje , o norte Portugal também era Galícia, a minha cidade Braga era a capital celta ( suevos ) da península.
en argentina hay millones de sus descendientes, tambien 1 millon de irlandeses y cientos de miles de galeses, se fundieron y nacio una nueva nacion! gracias a nuestros ancestros! los amamos , vivimos gracias a ellos que lucharon por nosotros
You cannot talk of the gallaeci and leave Northern Portugal blanked out from the maps. Gallaecia included both and the name comes from Northern Portugal Cale. Braga, which was shown in images and trough Nabia's temple, is in northern Portugal. It's one single ethnic region that just happened to split due to medieval scuffles between cousins. In fact, the largest hill forts known to this day are in northern Portugal. The total amount of hill forts between modern Galiza and Northern Portugal is believed to be around 5000. The sheer density of sites and the ridiculous amounts of jewelry, torcs, statues of warriors and all sort of stone work found within this are is absolutely unchallenged in Europe. The Castro Culture is criminally forgotten by European history. It was a fantastic civilization that can still be visited today in hundreds of sites. I had the pleasure to lead a group of Irish enthusiasts trough the site if Briteiros in Northern Portugal and then to the museum of the hill fort culture in the city of Guimarães and they were mesmerized by the dimension of the site and the findings in display.
It could be cool a video about the Tuatha Dé Danann and the sons of Míl Espáine invading Ireland, is a very interesting "conection" between galicia and ireland. :) Great video
I'm a Hispanic American and at first I saw on my ancestry dna that I had 3% Welsh and 1% Scottish but now it says 3% Welsh and 1% irish lol. But irish makes more sense because of the Spanish armada thing.
My Cuban grandmother's father's father's last name was Kelly. They were from Lugo in Galicia. My dna shows 12% Irish, Scottish and Welsh. Plus a lot of Basque and Portuguese. Mostly all Northern Spain . 1% southern Spanish
I was tracing my ancestor in Portugal all the way from Asia I have a relatives from Portugal and their Surenames are Perira and I checked that the surenames are associated with Coats of arms from Galicia origins. so I am Celtic by very distant ancestry.
it's more complicated than that, but yes, it's not a bad resume. besides, the Roman period left a significant genetic impact in all provinces, and Iberia had more. and you cannot forget the Al-Andalus impact.
The Scotii arrived in Hibernia via Iberia via Austria is this correct, the Scotii lived in Scotia ie northern Ireland but we're never an Irish tribe having been washed up on the shores of Hibernia
You can hear irish in some Galacian too which makes sense considering gaels have Galacian genetics as explained good video man not alot know all of that
There are still Celtic words in 🇵🇹 we don't not even know what they coukd be. There's a town in NW 🇵🇹 called "Paredes de Coura", meaning "walls of Coura". Town is know for it's beautiful stone walls that go all around delineating plots of land, houses, etc. They are made of a river dark stone and are ancient, just like the same type of walls found all over the fields of 🇮🇪. Nobody knows what a "Coura" in Portuguese means, but the local accent in the area to this day opens the vowel sounds of any word quite wide, so much so that a "Cora" sounds like "Coura". It just so happens the word "Cora" in Gaelic is not just a woman's name, but also the name given to a type of stone used to build small river dikes! Well the river Coura has these rocks and runs alongside this village. It is easy to see understand why it was named so, and how the "Coura" pronunciation cud have ended up un the northern isles becoming "Cora"! Some people also thing the word "xaile" in Portuguese may have originated from "cailleach", and not from Persia. It means a head scarf still used by our older women of the countryside of Portugal, looking just as "Cailleach" is illustrated nowaday, head wrapped by a "xaile" to ward off the cold. Fascinating stuff
One could say that Galicia historically has always been not a "single thing" but a varied mixture which shaped a unique creation. Yes, it has a solid original Proto-Celtic/Celtic base but such is not the only one and these ones evolved through time. Estimations indicate the galicians, the irish/welsh/scots/Bretons along others shared same pre roman migration flows and cultural racial/ethnic affinity but still a deep matter of debate. Pure ethnically celts there first mixed with Iberians & other local groups, then romanization arrived (which was inevitable) and it did brought improvements and civilization. Rome falls, and germanic tribes (Suebi/Visigoths and even exiled escaping peoples from the british isles from the norway/danes pre vikings, however these last ones seem to didn't leave much of a proof trace) establishing the opposite of what the romans did completely in both positive and negative ways for 200 years, yet they mostly conformed the nobility and privileged strata while the rest of population remained mostly post roman. Then The north african berber Amazhig group conquers the whole South managing to "pass by" Galicia but left rapidly by simple reasons (winter & mountains). The christian kingdom of Galicia is formed and finally absorbed by kingdom of Leon, awaiting later for Castille to oficially inaugurate Spain itself as a country during early 1500s. From here you got what it is Galicia today, the thing is the original celt language was lost and hasn't been spoken since middle age and most cultural tangible proof is still too scarce besides all already said. Nevertheless, it is UNIQUE and beautiful!
Im finding it all fascinating, i have a photograph of my irish Great Great Grandmother dressed in Gallician dress and lace taken 1800s im wondering if it was a nod to her Gallician lineage ...i dont know her name sadly.
@@rosacasal4585amigo la mayoría de cornualleases ni siquiera lucen así jaja. Aunque si hay gran cantidad de gente "loura" en ambos lugares es porque ambos recibieron múltiples invasiones germánicas
@@samvel_mmiiiBásicamente sí, a veces me da un poco de vergüenza cuando parecen hacerse pajas con el nordicismo cuando la mayoría de británicos ni siquiera encajan en ese fenotipo y son indistinguibles de la mayoría de españoles. Un moreno jamás sería confundido por extranjero en Irlanda y ningún rubio lo seria tampoco en mi pueblo. Yo por aquí no sé si alguien es guiri hasta que lo oigo hablar
@@breo6795every time someone talks about blonde hair and blue eyes or mentions coloring you can tell they're Latin American descended and not really European. Mestizos worship blonde hair and blue eyes more than Nazis do who didn't really care about blonde hair blue eyes except for maybe Himmler. Not even Hitler was obsessed about coloring and blonde hair and blue eyes ..that's a myth
it´s a myth that the celts were just in galicia, they were in half of the iberian peninsula, actually, the bigges celtic "castro" is "Castro Ulaca", in the province of Ávila in the autonomy of Castilla y León, pretty close to Madrid
I just have one sugestion, try to say the words reading then with the sounds of the remaining celtic languages, not modern english, or at least with the sounds of old english, that would bring pronuntiation far closer to the real one. Also in portuguese, not in galician, they still use "an", the simbol ~ above "ão" means you should pronunce it as "an". So about "gaita" I'm very curious about how it sounds read in gaelic. You did a very good job by the way. My compliments.
There was no celts in Galicia until later, when celtic immigrants from other parts of the Iberian peninsulae moved to the north. Galicia is one of the less celtic influenced regions of Spain
Lies.. Irish Times says it themselves that Galicia, Asturias and Basqueland are their closest relatives. Irish DNA shows up on the test results. There's billions of scientific articles on this..Some jealous person you are that feels inferior about your own heritage. The Irish call us their cousins and nothing you and your awful wig can do about it.
Regarding the Breton language in Brittany there is a THEORY that when the British immigrants arrived in Amorica they encountered the remnants of the Gauls who lived there. Speaking related languages and being cultural similar helped these peoples assimilate and not lose their Celtic identity. Brittany was originally isolated from much of France by huge dense forests which tended to help people living their keep a separate identity much the way the Scottish Highlands, the Welsh mountains and the Irish Sea helped protect the Celtic languages in the British Isles
Authentic Celtis =Asturias, Galicia, Cantabria... Catalonia are Visigodos and Basques are pure, unique and special with some famiies having Celtic intermixing...So proud we were never conquered by Moros.
If your last name is Santiago that is actually a title. Many Christian knights of the Northwest especially Asturias and Galicia got a title for their role in the reconquest along with a piece of land or landmark. They dropped the Visigothic "ez" names or other names you hear and got Roman titles as surnames. That's why there is a famous saying that to be "Asturian is a source of pride. To be Asturian is to have a title." Galicia also falls into this since they were not conquered by the Moors and were part of the Visigothic Christian nobles sanctuary, especially in the mountains. This is what confuses people. Some of us have Latin surnames and speak a Romance language but our DNA and phenotype is actually more Western European including Celtic, Germanic and South Austrian mixed with neantherdals that were already there or Iberians. We are not a roman or mediterrenean people by DNA or culture overall. We are Atlantic people and a CELTIC people whose closest relatives are the Irish.
@@asturiasceltic3183 catalana, no existía en época Visigoda , ya qué los catalanes , se asientan en Hispania-España, siglo 9 . Procedentes de Francia , llegan a Hispania-España , por la invasión Árabe . Es entonces , cuando fundan los condado independientes y formarían parte del Reino de Aragon , de ahí qué , su bandera sea la misma .
@@Magnanim0uz LOL...Scientists, historians, true Iberians and DNA say otherwise, including this channel. We were not touched by Moors because we were toooooooooooooo high in the mountains and that is Iberian History 101.. Even the Moors said they could not get up there unless they had the ability to fly and left that place that is known to be very rugged and treacherous alone. Try to dispute that... We were a Christian Kingdom and have no Moor admixture and even Masaman's Channel says this. People who say that are mestizos contaminated with MENA DNA and are jealous. MY DNA tests say otherwise along with everyone in this region do not even have MENA listed in our DNA tests. EXPLAIN THAT.. People who say that are jealous that they were the Moors slaves while the Northwest was untouched and were Christian Visigothic Kings like Pelayo and his Visigothic nobles that we descended from.. You can even see it in our customs, looks, social system, history, and hair type. . Everyone knows the more North you go into a any European country the whiter, lighter and more European they get, especially Spain and Italy or ANY European country. That's why there is a famous saying that goes, "Asturias is Spain.. the rest is just reconquered territory" and "To be a Spaniard is a source of pride, to be Asturian is to have a title." We don't have gypsy music, customs, coarse hair, dark skin, nor looks nor DNA like the South does who were literally the Moors kingdom and beaches.
Very interesting ! Although I must state that the peoples I have met and seen from Galicia look no different to the people of Southern Spain . Only lighter due to the weather .
There is obvious differences between the people on the north and south of the iberian peninsula. In the south people tend to be darker and with bigger noses due to Mediterranean and north Africa migrations. In the north people tend to be lighter skinned due to Goths and Suebi migrations.
Jajajaja, eso es no tener idea de lo que fue Galicia. Antes había mucha gente rubia con ojos azules, en las aldeas prácticamente todos eran así a raíz de la guerra civil española Galicia se empobreció mucho y muchísima gente tuvo que emigrar y ya hubo mezcla de razas por eso ahora hay menos rubios de ojos claros. Galicia fue ,Celta mal que le pese a muchos y no nos importa haber Sido el Reino Suevo de Galicia. No fue una invasión, fue un acuerdo con Roma, orgullosos de haberlo Sido. No problema. Para saber sobre Galicia Celta tienes que leer un libro de un catedrático británico que estudi9 y se documentó y descubri9 que Galicia fue la que les llevó la cultura Celta a ellos, no al revés. Se estudia en la universidad.
@@asturiasceltic3183 after hundreds of years of Spain existing as a country, and due to the fact that most of people inside a country (in the last hundreds of years) marry people from the same country (specially more recently because easier mobility) I guess almost all the spanish people have moor dna. But those stories about celtic migrations etc. happened before Al-andalus existence, so mostly people in iberian peninsula looked very similar than the rest of europeans, even more when the germanic people invaded the falling roman empire and the ostrogoths settled in noth italy or visigoths in the iberian peninsula, because this continent is the origin of the white race (AFAIK) like in, f.e., china there are mostly ethnically chinese people, or in sub-saharan africa black people. In the past only white people in Europe and probably the only mix with "alien" dna happened when moors invaded the iberian peninsula and in the east (bulgaria, greece, romania) because invasions, or at least they try, of persians, ottomans etc. As a curiosity I'd say one of the goth people that settled in the iberian peninsula when the fallen of the western roman empire were the alans who pushed by the huns invaded the ex roman empire with the goths and after settling for a while in some areas of the iberian peninsula and in north africa, they finally return to the black sea area and today they live in north ossetia-alania (southern russia).
@@nigermant6347 You are not smart. 14,000 Moors will not make an impact on 14 million Iberians who found them repulsive to this day. You are talking about European Christians from celtic and Germanic and Iberians tribes in a crusade with non-European Muslims. THEY WERE IN A CRUDADE, HUN..NOT A LOVE FEST. MOST OF THE MOORS WERE IBERIAN CONVERTS who converted to avoid taxes. The Moors were a ruling TINY miniscule elite. You might want to go to Masaman's videos to educate yourself that says NO Iberians are not mixed with Moors.
The Celtic presence in many places in Europe has been mythologized to truly absurd limits. Galicia is one of those cases like quite a few others. The population of Celtic origin that arrived here was a culturally and metallurgically more advanced minority, which adopted an aristocratic role over a larger population that was previously in the territory. This pre-Celtic population was the one that built the megalithic monuments long before the arrival of the Celts and that over time they would end up merging into a single population, in the same way that centuries later would happen in exactly the same way and for the same reasons. with Romans, Suebi or Visigoths.Thinking that we are Celts is an idea as absurd as thinking that we are Romans or Swabians, because we are nothing and we are everything at the same time. Which is a nuance of difference that changes everything. Therefore, focusing on Celtic, trying to stick only with that origin, either because it seems very attractive to us or because it is fashionable and we buy music that is incorrectly called "Celtic" or because of an excessively romanticized idea of a past that we have idealized around the idea of Celtic, it doesn't make much sense and is also historically inaccurate.
Totally agree! I have met misguided people claim to be "Celtic" and therefore they can behave badly. I may be a pale skinned person who only speaks English but by having some vague Irish heritage I can get horribly drunk on St. Patrick's Day and shout pro-IRA slogans! You can't inherit "Celtic language skills" - some distant ancestor came from Wales but that won't help me learn Welsh more easily. My Scottish heritage won't guarantee me inheriting a castle in the Highlands either!
It could be more for the immigration. Spain has got millions of immigrants in the last 4 decades. Europe has changed a lot. When I went in the 90s for example, you rarely could see African blacks for example. Now, there are much much more. So the demographics for sure are totally different now than some decades ago. Just imagine centuries ago
Northwest Spaniards are celts. You need to get it out of your head that celtic means red haired and square features. Many Northwest Spaniards are from Celts near Bohemia/ Bavarrian border near Austria. People from Austria use to be known for longer heads. These people have an oval or longer head shape. Celts were known to be darker and shorter. Also what does looking like a Spaniard mean? Spain is regional and have different phenotypes according to the region. These people don't look like they are from Malaga like Antonio Banderas or Pedro Almodavar from Andulucia.
Their music and dance looks very similar to what you see in Ireland in my opinion. Perhaps celtic tribes did emigrate north then subsequently pushed back after the fall of Rome. Who knows?
Yeah, on average sure. But you can find plenty of variety within Galicians, Spaniards, Irish and Scots anyway, it's not like they all look the same is it?
@@isoldatraducoes LOL. You are going to compare territories in mid Spain to those in the very Northwest like Galicia and Asturias that are right on the Bay of Biscay literally on what is called the Celtic Sea where all the Irish and British celts came in unlike South Spain that go all the Africans. The Celtic Sea is nowhere near where you think your ancestors (probably from 700 years ago) are from unless you are Galician or Asturian.
@asturiasceltic3183 you re very risible. Go studying the Reconquista. People from North and South converged. Go studying the modern studies, you are attached to outdated information, common sense and the truth you want to be real. Lol, we will never learn if we accept only that is plesant to us.
Exactly, Iberians are anintermediary of Iron Age Iberians and Romans , a new population. and a bit of shift towards North Africans (but these were assimilated culturally)... but many Galicians and Asturians are daydreaming they are only Celtics 🥸besides that, they ignore the other pre-Celtic people like Grovii and Astures, cited my P. Mela. Modern Nationalism is a big misunderstanding of the past.
The Austers were a Celtic tribe from Austria. In a Asturias is made up of multiple Celtic tribes. I hate even mentioning the Astures because now people like you think they sound smart and think Astures is a synonymous with Astures. It's not. You don't even know the other Celtic tribes by name. And any way we will always be Celtic for life in DNA , culture, mysticism and by the other Celtic territories and the rest of Spain not. There's billions of videos like this acknowledging our Celtic DNA and there's nothing you can do about it. You can try to cry and rewrite history all you want but everyone knows we are Celtic and in the south of Spain they are moros. There's even a new video that talks about the Middle Eastern DNA peaks in Southwest Spain in Andalusia
You don't even mention the other Celtic tribes that make up the majority of Asturias including the region where King Pelayo was located so you don't know anything
Yeah that's right we're also visigothic like our forefathers and kings that runs in our DNA and faces because Asturias was founded by visigothic Christian nobles. I'm glad our Celtic heritage bothers you however there's billions of videos like this that know what we are and all of your crying is never going to rewrite history. We are one of the only parts of Spain that was immune from invasion and that's why we have very little genetic diversity unlike Andalusia who has conquered by North Africans and Phoenicians and Greeks and all that. It is known that Northern Spaniards including the Basques are some of the purest Europeans there are
We were never conquered by North Africans fool. That's why there's a famous saying that Asturias is Soain the rest is just reconquered territory... Unlike the rest of Spain that was conquered by Middle Eastern people. It's a well-known fact that every country in Europe the more North you go the fairer they get and more European they get including Spain and Italy
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Galicia unfortunately exaggerates their celtic elements, when it's evident that the native stock were stronger than any celticness. besides, the Roman and Northafrican left significant prints in DNA and Culture. Romans were present strongly in Galician biggest cities, as Arabs say they fancied themselves as Romans (as of the northafrican and arab, it's up to them since it was suppressed as identity, but alive in traditions and culture). === DNA === Bycroft detect 5-17% of Roman DNA in Iberia, specially in Andaluzia (17%) and Galiza(15%) in Average. Northafrican is the highest as well (11%) [of course you have variance and a mosaic, with people with 0 and others reaching 21.7% of NA dna like in Northwest Castile). Irish DNA is 5% and in Iberia the average is 2.5%, so they are not special. Even i, a mixed Brazilia has 8% of Irish dna, but pssst it can be from Anatolian Farmers in common. [ these DNA don't prove ancestry, but commonalities, the share in DNA, ancestors in common with some populations ] === Ethnonyms == the ethymology can be tricky to gullible and laymen people like all of us withou studies in Linguistics. a [put the are]phile will exaggerate and see too much the influences of their tastes in the origin of words sometimes [ we are all biased and limited as humans, that's normal ] like John Koch cough cough... [ CELTS EVERYWHERE ] Being optimist, only half of tribes had celtic names, others being clearly with connections with Lusitanian and Asturian (non celtic). even the celtic names can have alternative sources, we need to wait for fully understanding of Native languages. Let's find more inscriptions, i hope. === Toponyms == Curchin detected 40% celtic toponyms, on pair with 40% IE native. even that, we can't be sure with lack of Lusitanian-like native languages better attested inscriptions. Higino Martins Esteves 200% exaggerates as well, altho he does a good job defining the limits of the tribes with toponyms. Sims-Williams asserts the lack of chrono deepness, being much less variant than Gallia and British Isles ==== Genetics === with samples available by Olalde, the Gallaecians and Lusitanians were a group in common and very Bronze-age. The France_BellBeaker has very few impact, compared to very well atested regions with Celtic presence like in Celtiberia and Southwest Spain and Alentejo, Portugal. === CLassical sources == Pomponius Mela, a celtiberian himself, unfortunately didn't identify all the tribes in Iberia. he said Celtic people inhabited the Coast and along the Rivers in NW Iberia, except what is Coastal Minho and Pontevedra. they populatated all those fringe until we have the Astures, a non celtic people implied by him. Counterpoint: some people in this celtic are has Lusitanitan-like names like the Iaddovi, Arroni and Iagibarroi, with IA being clearly a native feature like in Lusitanian. === Theonyms and Gods inscriptions === the overwhelming of gods were of native stock, similar to Lusitanians and Astures, if the celtic were the predominant element, why only the celtic and celtic-like names of gods were only a very minority?
Astures are from Celtic people from South Austria. Probably where we got our name from. Oh, and people think I am Irish including from Ireland themselves and there is North African in our DNA results thus the famous saying, 'Asturias is Spain.. The rest is just reconquered territory." And that goes for everyone in the Picos and North mountains including Galicia, Basqueland and Cantabria. That's why we look like the blond man in my avatar of Asturian DNA and Andulucia is dark dark dark and gypsy looking along with their music.
They wore tartan kilts just like the Irish kings. They lived in round houses just like the Irish and Brits. They had a q Celtic language like the Irish. They had the same kingly gold throne caps like those found in the bog of Cullen in tiperarry. They had the same bronze halberds weapons like the Irish. There's plenty more than just that . I'm writing a book on the Irish Spanish origins at the moment.even their tribes are called Tudo like the Irish Tuatha. "As they set sail gallantly from the sunny land s of Spain" 🍀🍀🍀🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸 Irish and Spanish are brothers 👏👏👏
Great points Caolan, thanks.
Thank you! I am Galician and always felt connected to the emerald isle👍
@@jgappy5643 Yes, I have always felt that connection too. I have met many galicians who look very similar to us as well. Freckles, pale skin, red hair.
@@jgappy5643 Thank you J Gappy. Galicia is a fascinating place.
@@caolanmaher5907 I'll have to dissapoint you in this. I got brown hair, brown eyes, but pale skin. I guess you always need someone to go against the current😀
My grandfather used to speak Galician. Don't know much about the language, but I am fluent in Brazilian Portuguese, I can tell you that I could understand it pretty well. It sound like if someone speaking half Portuguese and half Spanish.
Galicia had a Celtic population during the Bronze Age until the Romans, but they should not be confused with the culture of the forts, small fortified citadels. Galician is not a Celtic language in the first place because it is a Romance language, derived from Latin and secondly because the Celts disappeared before the Romans arrived and they did not know how to write, neither here, nor in Ireland, nor in Scotland nor in Wales. Celtic was a Germanic tribe from southern Germany and as a culture they are all the peoples who lived near the Atlantic in Europe until the Iron Age with some similar customs, certainly not meritorious, including Icelanders. Therefore there is nothing Celtic left in Galicia, nothing, nor is it the cradle of the Irish. All of these are myths invented by nationalism during Romanticism.
Gauls have passed since then, hence the name Kalekos in Greek, Gallaecia in Latin. Swabians, Visigoths, 50 years partly of Arabs (racial mixing was prohibited) Visigoths again, East Germanic people who are the Spanish genetic base.
They do not speak Celtic for sure.
As a galician I appreciate this video and thank you for helping spread our history.
Thank you Mateo Lopez, you are from a very interesting part of the world.
@Hannah Fernandez sim
Wait I have a curiousness, Are the Basques, Galicians and Catalans Spanish or not?
@Hannah Fernandez Oh ok , thanks for the extra information I didn't know it.Yes thats true , The Celts went almost in whole Europe but idk .I think they are not spanish ...I don't know for sure ...especislly catalons and basques
@Hannah Fernandez Well , my friend , may I am wring but I searched the topic , I asked , they told me , Greeks were living over there , made colonies but they are different than the Greeks , maybe they are a mix of many nation went and lived there.What about the Aragon Kingdom though?Was it Spanish?
Greetings from a Galician Puerto Rican, we came from the Pueblo of Piñeiro, Galicia. Funny enough, I had an Irish grandfather who came to Puerto Rico to serve in the Spanish army against the US when they invaded my island. One of my Galician grandfathers was also a soldier who went all the way up to Flanders, France to serve the Bélico Monarquía Hispánica. I had to search up this history on my own, that and my family history.
Greetings from Scotland. Galician history is fascinating.
Eu tamén son galego puertorriqueño, saúdos 👋
I'M Cuban born in the US.
My Grandfather was from Piñeiro de Arcos in Ourense, Galicia.
Greetings from a Nieves a Galicians surname ... I a descendant of king naills of nine halls I'm boricua n Mexican Spanish of Celtic orgins
@@celtichistorydecoded we were always connected . It's the usurped English crown that always wanted to divide everyone !
Ancient Celtic settlements in Galicia and Northern Portugal are very visible today and they form a tapestry of the many peoples who make up the Iberian DNA.
I spent so many childhood summers with my grandparents playing in the Rias Baixas
something I picked up on was the language. Galician for I love you is apparently Querote, in Welsh it's Caru ti. There are no other similar expression for I love you, when you look at European languages as a whole.. definitely at least a slim linguistic connection there.
Querote = te quiero in Spanish, just change the order of the object pronoun and verb
Thanks!
Thank you
Quizás sea la cultura Atlántica pero, yo al estar en la costa oeste de Irlanda me ha sentía como sí estuviese en Galicia: acantilados, el carácter de la gente, el color verde, los muros de piedra, las tierras pequeñas con patatas,.. una forma de vida, paisaje y carácter Atlántico de la gente.
You northern Spaniards look very Irish
They are very very similar. I do understand that feeling. I have been in both places, I know and felt that same feeling
Yo estuve en la costa atlántica francesa, debajo de Bretaña y sentí lo mismo...como estar en casa. Si hasta había cruceiros, zuecos y gallos de colorines. Los puertos parecidos, las casas de piedra, el ambiente de la gente, las playas, las piedras de la playa, etc.
Senti lo mismo!
@@MiloManning05 ustedes descienden de los antiguos españoles, todo lo que es Irlanda y demás islas británicas descendientes de los Celtas del norte de España. Así que es al revés, ustedes lucen a los españoles del norte.
Thank you so much for spreading word of our Galician heritage so eloquently. I Hail from Galicia and Asturias where Celtic Roots run deep. I certainly hope that by openly educating others about our common heritage we may realize the deep kinship between our respective lands. I hope it spurs us to continue a lively mutual collaboration to inform ourselves and others of our Common Celtic heritage and to spark deep interest leading to the re-awakening of our culture.
Thank you, I agree
@@celtichistorydecodedGaita is pronounced 'guy-tah' not 'gar-tay' so you know
Wondeful to see this video on galicia. Have friends from there. Good to educated the British especially who think that spain is just beidorm and the costas. Spain has a varied culture.
Alot of British go to spain to go to english or irish pubs, get drunk and never know the real spain. Thankyou for this film showing an unknown and beautiful part of spain. Hope that more people Will go there now
The original scots came actually from northeast Ireland and settled in (nowadays) western Scotland
Galician language gave origin to portuguese hence the difference between Castillan language and Portuguese. Portugal and Galiza are what remains of the iberian celtic culture. Portugal means "The port of the Galicians"
Celtic languages existed in the whole Iberian peninsula and Galician and Portuguese do not have more Celtic remains than Spanish has. In fact, the main pre-Roman language in what is now Portugal was Lusitanian, which is considered not to be a Celtic language, and some believe Gallaecian was in fact related to Lusitanian too.
@@WarpDoomer
Lusitanian is indeed considered a Celtic Language. It's just not a Hallstatt-derived language (but neither is Irish)
@@WarpDoomer funny that scientist came with a new theory (not as new anymore) that perhaps celtic culture evolved in Iberia and not in central europe. In any case, an interesting view on the matter.
@@WarpDoomer lol I've notice on every vid I see about Galicia or Austurias there's always a Portuguese person trying to prove some connection to them while trying separate themselves from the rest of Iberia...like dude at one point wasn't all Iberia celtic
@@nicksix6212 asturias???
Just Galicia.
Portugueses and Galicians are the Same People.
Galicia Is The Portugal's Motherland.
My grandmother was from Galicia,I’m 50/50 Spanish Scottish/ Native American,with blue eyes.
Very proud , thanks for this history lesson.
I noticed a lot of Irish n native American indigenous very good friends
Fantastic description of this Celtic tribe that few know of today. Your best work yet. Keep up the great work.
Thanks Son of Hunnewell.
I love the way you speak. Never change!
Thank you Julio
They have done recent dna studies showing that the Irish , Scottish & British share dna ancestry with the Spaniards.
Specifically R1B-Z11.
Scottish and British? There are many British Tribes in southern Scotland, its only in the North of Scotland (or Central) that he Picts existed until Roman left the door open then they attacked Hadrian's Wall and moved into Northumbria so Scottish-British-Picts is much the same and the Scotti from Scotia todays Ireland existed on the west coast.
@@101MRSPICE they share Celtic ancestry those tribes . That the ancestry they share , I know what you mean about they too have ancestry with roman , Germany ect . And Celtic part of Spain it’s in the north .
No they don't share.. Spaniards are mostly mixed with significant Arab DNA. It's not pure white even
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Thank you for the History lesson. My last name is from Galicia spain. Our family is from Puerto rico and America
My maternal grandmother's maiden last name was Braga. I remember growing up around great aunts who were born mid 1880s and them reminding me I'll always be a Braga no matter my dad's last name 😅 Trying to track down the Braga side of the family. ❤
Braga is a historic portuguese city
According to the results of a study that has analyzed the DNA of 10,000 Britons, it suggests that the Celts who became the dominant tribe in the islands originated from the Iberian Peninsula. Bryan Sykes, a professor of human genetics at the University of Oxford, led the study and publishes his conclusions in the book "Blood of the Isles." His theory is that 6,000 years ago, these inhabitants of the peninsula developed boats capable of crossing the ocean and reached the British Isles. The territory was already inhabited, but these people were assimilated into a larger Celtic tribe.
I have long thought that there has been trade routes along the west coast of britain, (wales/ireland/cornwall) with brittany northern spain and portugal for far longer than historical records show
For the last few days, I kept on looking at Ron Wood in this video and kept saying to myself that guy looks Celtic like how they do in Northwest Spain.. The high cheekbones, long face with sharp features, tall and narrow pointy generous nose. And come to find out he said he is from a people call water bargees and he suspects he is related to the Spaniards. I was right....I know my people!!! There are tons of Scots, Britons and Irish that look like Northwest Spaniards including Enya the singer, Boy George without the makeup and young Rod Stewart, Allan Cummings, Molly Shannon, Andie MacDowell, Marc Almond..
@@asturiasceltic3183aquí tenemos un dicho sobre los ingleses
"No todos los ingleses son piratas, pero es que todos los piratas son ingleses"
@@tercomada Eso tiene sentido. Ron Wood dijo que pertenece a un grupo de personas conocidas como barqueros de agua. Personas que navegaron durante siglos y no vivieron en tierra.
Asturias, Galicia and Cantabria are three regions of Spain that have strong Celtic influences even to this day. You can especially here it in the music. You listen to their folk music and, unless somebody tells you, you might think it comes from Scotland or Ireland. The pipes sound like something in between a Hulian and a bagpipes. And there’s lots of redheads. That Gene is so strong that it even crops up from time to time in their descendants in Latin America that are mixed with the native population. You sometimes get an olive or darker skinned child with a patch of fiery red hair right smack in the middle of his black or brown haired head. My grandfather had it and my son has it. At least, he did when he was a baby. It’s darkened to Brown now. His Scott’s Irish descended mother thought it came from her until I showed her pictures of some of my family. No redheads in her family but she naturally thought it came from her side at first because, well, she’s a white person and I am more of a bronzy sort of fellow. I look most unceltic. 😆
You are 100% correct! My Mexican family is mestizo and have both Spanish and Indigenous ancestors. At least 4 of us have red hair, and if you look up Irish-Mexican related videos (there’s one of an Irish comedian talking about the San Patricios) you’ll see numerous comments by people saying the same about their Mexican families/red hair. It’s a cool thing to see such an ancient connection in modern times.
@@Duquedecastro salud 🍻
There's not even white people in Spain as there are white in the northern European countries. Redheads are super minority in Spain. Lol
This is so true!! I've heard that my grandpa had some red hair and well I'm obviously darker than my grandpa but I have a few strips of red hair hiding in the back of my hair lol.
Celts were actually known to be darker haired and the red hair Irish thing is a Hollywood stereotype perpetuated by Lucky Charm boxes. Celts were known to be darker haired and shorter. They would bleach their hair in times of war to scare off their enemies or to blend in with fairer tribes.. Irish would even tell you brown or darker hair is very common. Just stop with this red hair thing which is probably from Viking and Norwegians. ..So many people mistakenly really believe Celtic means red headed or blonde when it's actually dark hair. Dark hair and very white skin is common among women who live among the European Atlantic including Ireland.
Thank you for this video as it was very informative. I took an ancestry test some time ago and have come to know after long and continuous research, I have a lot of family ancestors from Galicia. I hope to visit soon and finally meet Galicians!
Thank you Anthony
Have you done anything about the Celtic influence in Portugal?
This is a great video 😁 thanks for sharing! My great grandfather on my paternal grandfathers side is from Melón Ourense, Galicia, Spain 🇪🇸 and my 3rd great grandfather on my paternal grandmothers side is from Asturias, Spain 🇪🇸
Thanks Bryan - I am planning on making a video on Asturias soon also
@@celtichistorydecoded Can’t wait to see it! 😆
My whole life I've been taught to hate the white man as a hispanic however when I did my DNA testing I found a decent amount of Irish and Scottish DNA. Along with the very large 27% Spanish and 8%Portuguese and 59% native Mexican. Now that I find out all of this history from Spain and all the things that happened there with the ancestors of the Irish and Celtics in general it all makes sense its so amazing the world must've been so crazy back then. I would KILL to hear them speak.
You were taught to hate the white man, do to that you are more Mexican, in my case, I was born in Cuba, to all Spanish blood line, Galicians and Basque's. My great grands which were Galicians and Basque migrated to Cuba, and in Cuba, it was a custom to keep marrying your own people, it was more like a Tabu if you didn't. The difference between Cuba and the rest of the American continent be it North, Central and South America was that the Spaniards wiped out 98% or more of the natives. Cuba today is a whole different country, not even close to what it once was, within the last 63 years of communist strong hold, the Castro's destroyed Cuba, culturally, physically and economically, Cuba is not a speck of what it once was.
We are the descendants of King Fénius Farsaid, one of the seventy-two heroes who built the Tower of Nimrod (Tower of Babel). The Irish language was born when his grandfather Goidel Glas took it as one of the seventy-two languages into which the world was divided with the fall of the tower. He joins Scota, daughter of the Pharaoh of Egypt and, as in the times of Moses, they begin an exodus of four hundred and forty-four years, at the end of which they arrive in Galicia. One of his descendants, Breogán, founded the city of Brigantia there and built a tower there from which his son Ith could see Ireland. The Brigantia of the Irish legend, located in the Iberian Peninsula, would be identified with La Coruña or Betanzos, so that the Tower of Breogán would be none other than the Tower of Hercules.
Not only that, but the current king of England is crowned on the stone of destiny, which is one of our relics and was sent from Brigancia to Ireland to crown one of the sons of Míl Espáine and later sent to Scotland (which It receives the name of the Pharaoh's daughter) and from there the English stole it (although they returned it and it is in a museum).
The stone is the one that Neemrod climbed to give his speeches to the people.
The English king needs our relic to validate his lineage.
Why were u taught to hate someone? That’s crazy
@@MichaelOBrien71 why the fuck would I know? I was born and that’s what I wa taught. I’m speaking about how I’ve changed and think different now. Idiot
@@MichaelOBrien71 Woke 🤷♂️
Good video, and I watched you on Medieval Irish Channel. Subscribed. I grew up,as a kid, in Greenock, but was raised in London. The world you describe I'm familiar with historically and personally.
Thank you Jack
Oh shit this is where my moms side came from! Explains why me and other Celtics get along so well!!
Excellent Teaching.
Thank you
Thanks very much for this information. I have roots from this area, so interested in learning more about the history.
Thank you Clifford
My great-grandmother's land
Greetings from Argentina 🇦🇷
I am aware of my Galician heritage as my family hails from there. In a recent DNA test 14% of my DNA hails from what is now county Kerry in Ireland. I am very proud of both my Galician and Celtic heritage.
Galicians are Celtic
I’m a Mexican who has Spanish and Portuguese ancestry. On my moms side I have Galician ancestry
The *celtiberization* seems to be predominant or at least half of Galiza, N. PORTUGAL and Asturias. The Indo-European native is equally strong in tribes and place names. Maybe a minor anindoeuropean survived too.
The -Briga toponyms lack deep chronology compared to France and England
A galicia nao tinha as linhas de fronteira de hoje , o norte Portugal também era Galícia, a minha cidade Braga era a capital celta ( suevos ) da península.
e romana, havia romanos ali, itálicos e povos integrados de diversas áreas do Império, especialmente Itália, Anatólia, África e um um pouco do Levante
en argentina hay millones de sus descendientes, tambien 1 millon de irlandeses y cientos de miles de galeses, se fundieron y nacio una nueva nacion! gracias a nuestros ancestros! los amamos , vivimos gracias a ellos que lucharon por nosotros
Yo soy de Galicia ❤ , toda mi familia es gallega y nos consideramos Celtas de corazón y también fenotipicamente. ❤❤❤
I definitely want to.purchase your book when that comes out!
Thanks Orgullo
You cannot talk of the gallaeci and leave Northern Portugal blanked out from the maps. Gallaecia included both and the name comes from Northern Portugal Cale. Braga, which was shown in images and trough Nabia's temple, is in northern Portugal. It's one single ethnic region that just happened to split due to medieval scuffles between cousins. In fact, the largest hill forts known to this day are in northern Portugal. The total amount of hill forts between modern Galiza and Northern Portugal is believed to be around 5000. The sheer density of sites and the ridiculous amounts of jewelry, torcs, statues of warriors and all sort of stone work found within this are is absolutely unchallenged in Europe. The Castro Culture is criminally forgotten by European history. It was a fantastic civilization that can still be visited today in hundreds of sites. I had the pleasure to lead a group of Irish enthusiasts trough the site if Briteiros in Northern Portugal and then to the museum of the hill fort culture in the city of Guimarães and they were mesmerized by the dimension of the site and the findings in display.
Review the History of the Iberian Peninsula. In Roman times Portugal did not exist. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gallaecia
@@MarcoIglesias What a monumental revelation.
@@MarcoIglesias What a monumental revelation.
It could be cool a video about the Tuatha Dé Danann and the sons of Míl Espáine invading Ireland, is a very interesting "conection" between galicia and ireland. :)
Great video
Thank you Javier, fascinating idea.
I'm a Hispanic American and at first I saw on my ancestry dna that I had 3% Welsh and 1% Scottish but now it says 3% Welsh and 1% irish lol. But irish makes more sense because of the Spanish armada thing.
Just found out galicia is celtic abd wabted to learn more, thank you.
Love your accent lol
My Cuban grandmother's father's father's last name was Kelly. They were from Lugo in Galicia. My dna shows 12% Irish, Scottish and Welsh. Plus a lot of Basque and Portuguese. Mostly all Northern Spain . 1% southern Spanish
my cuban grandmothers father is also from Lugo. im gonna take a dna test soon and will update u if i see anything worth of note
Fun Fact: "Cuba" is also the name of a town in Portugal.
Mi madre es de galicia y mi padre de cataluña ambos tienen alrededor de un 10% de adn celta de las islas.
@@LennyCash777 Second Fun Fact: "Fidel Castro" have Galician heritage.
Well done I really enjoyed that. Thank you :)
Thank you
NICE VIDEOS! Thanks!
I was tracing my ancestor in Portugal all the way from Asia I have a relatives from Portugal and their Surenames are Perira and I checked that the surenames are associated with Coats of arms from Galicia origins. so I am Celtic by very distant ancestry.
Thanks for sharing; take care
Thank you
En España habian tres grupos etnicos: Iberos, Celtas ,Celtiberos y despues grupos etnicos pequeños celtas con otros nombres.❤Por todo el territorio
it's more complicated than that, but yes, it's not a bad resume. besides, the Roman period left a significant genetic impact in all provinces, and Iberia had more. and you cannot forget the Al-Andalus impact.
Question on pronunciations is it Gale-esea'a as it sounds in this video or is it Galifee-a as it sounds when modern locals say it in TH-cam videos?
The Scotii arrived in Hibernia via Iberia via Austria is this correct, the Scotii lived in Scotia ie northern Ireland but we're never an Irish tribe having been washed up on the shores of Hibernia
You can hear irish in some Galacian too which makes sense considering gaels have Galacian genetics as explained good video man not alot know all of that
There are still Celtic words in 🇵🇹 we don't not even know what they coukd be. There's a town in NW 🇵🇹 called "Paredes de Coura", meaning "walls of Coura". Town is know for it's beautiful stone walls that go all around delineating plots of land, houses, etc. They are made of a river dark stone and are ancient, just like the same type of walls found all over the fields of 🇮🇪. Nobody knows what a "Coura" in Portuguese means, but the local accent in the area to this day opens the vowel sounds of any word quite wide, so much so that a "Cora" sounds like "Coura". It just so happens the word "Cora" in Gaelic is not just a woman's name, but also the name given to a type of stone used to build small river dikes! Well the river Coura has these rocks and runs alongside this village. It is easy to see understand why it was named so, and how the "Coura" pronunciation cud have ended up un the northern isles becoming "Cora"! Some people also thing the word "xaile" in Portuguese may have originated from "cailleach", and not from Persia. It means a head scarf still used by our older women of the countryside of Portugal, looking just as "Cailleach" is illustrated nowaday, head wrapped by a "xaile" to ward off the cold. Fascinating stuff
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Which accent this?
One could say that Galicia historically has always been not a "single thing" but a varied mixture which shaped a unique creation. Yes, it has a solid original Proto-Celtic/Celtic base but such is not the only one and these ones evolved through time. Estimations indicate the galicians, the irish/welsh/scots/Bretons along others shared same pre roman migration flows and cultural racial/ethnic affinity but still a deep matter of debate. Pure ethnically celts there first mixed with Iberians & other local groups, then romanization arrived (which was inevitable) and it did brought improvements and civilization. Rome falls, and germanic tribes (Suebi/Visigoths and even exiled escaping peoples from the british isles from the norway/danes pre vikings, however these last ones seem to didn't leave much of a proof trace) establishing the opposite of what the romans did completely in both positive and negative ways for 200 years, yet they mostly conformed the nobility and privileged strata while the rest of population remained mostly post roman. Then The north african berber Amazhig group conquers the whole South managing to "pass by" Galicia but left rapidly by simple reasons (winter & mountains). The christian kingdom of Galicia is formed and finally absorbed by kingdom of Leon, awaiting later for Castille to oficially inaugurate Spain itself as a country during early 1500s. From here you got what it is Galicia today, the thing is the original celt language was lost and hasn't been spoken since middle age and most cultural tangible proof is still too scarce besides all already said. Nevertheless, it is UNIQUE and beautiful!
That accent, dude....awesome!✌
Im finding it all fascinating, i have a photograph of my irish Great Great Grandmother dressed in Gallician dress and lace taken 1800s im wondering if it was a nod to her Gallician lineage ...i dont know her name sadly.
Why does the map show Cantabrians and Vascones as a single group of peoples.
Thanks mentioning the Galician Celtics….I am a direct descendant of Galician people.
THE RÍOS FAMILY#1 FROM THE GALICIAN REGION 🍀🍀💪💪
I have a friend from Galicia. He looks Cornish as Cornish one can look.
Porque éramos rubios y de ojos azules sobretodo en los pueblos, ahora ya hay más mezcla .
@@rosacasal4585 Haber los irlandeses tiene el pelo oscuro y ojos marrones o azules, pueden pasar como españoles facilmente.
@@rosacasal4585amigo la mayoría de cornualleases ni siquiera lucen así jaja. Aunque si hay gran cantidad de gente "loura" en ambos lugares es porque ambos recibieron múltiples invasiones germánicas
@@samvel_mmiiiBásicamente sí, a veces me da un poco de vergüenza cuando parecen hacerse pajas con el nordicismo cuando la mayoría de británicos ni siquiera encajan en ese fenotipo y son indistinguibles de la mayoría de españoles. Un moreno jamás sería confundido por extranjero en Irlanda y ningún rubio lo seria tampoco en mi pueblo. Yo por aquí no sé si alguien es guiri hasta que lo oigo hablar
@@breo6795every time someone talks about blonde hair and blue eyes or mentions coloring you can tell they're Latin American descended and not really European. Mestizos worship blonde hair and blue eyes more than Nazis do who didn't really care about blonde hair blue eyes except for maybe Himmler. Not even Hitler was obsessed about coloring and blonde hair and blue eyes ..that's a myth
it´s a myth that the celts were just in galicia, they were in half of the iberian peninsula, actually, the bigges celtic "castro" is "Castro Ulaca", in the province of Ávila in the autonomy of Castilla y León, pretty close to Madrid
@@nifelheirn a lot of people think that
I just have one sugestion, try to say the words reading then with the sounds of the remaining celtic languages, not modern english, or at least with the sounds of old english, that would bring pronuntiation far closer to the real one.
Also in portuguese, not in galician, they still use "an", the simbol ~ above "ão" means you should pronunce it as "an".
So about "gaita" I'm very curious about how it sounds read in gaelic.
You did a very good job by the way. My compliments.
There was no celts in Galicia until later, when celtic immigrants from other parts of the Iberian peninsulae moved to the north.
Galicia is one of the less celtic influenced regions of Spain
Lies.. Irish Times says it themselves that Galicia, Asturias and Basqueland are their closest relatives. Irish DNA shows up on the test results. There's billions of scientific articles on this..Some jealous person you are that feels inferior about your own heritage. The Irish call us their cousins and nothing you and your awful wig can do about it.
@@asturiasceltic3183 Celticity faces many problems. There are lots of uncertainty and they works and repeats the same shit.
I am flabbergasted. This is incredible to find out.
and he hides the other ancestries :`P
Curious English accent... Where are you from?
He's scottish
Portugal aussi 🍀
Is there a connection between the Galicians and the Galatians? Both are from Celtic origin.
probably
Regarding the Breton language in Brittany there is a THEORY that when the British immigrants arrived in Amorica they encountered the remnants of the Gauls who lived there. Speaking related languages and being cultural similar helped these peoples assimilate and not lose their Celtic identity. Brittany was originally isolated from much of France by huge dense forests which tended to help people living their keep a separate identity much the way the Scottish Highlands, the Welsh mountains and the Irish Sea helped protect the Celtic languages in the British Isles
Hi to all my celt brothers 🇪🇸 🏴 🇮🇪 🇬🇧 🇵🇹 .
more like cousins, you dont have roman, native iberian and magrebi ancestries, do you? thanks, but we are different people.
In Aragón origen Celtiberos 💪❤
23 and me brought me here lol
Ha brilliant Jessica
It isn't the Galician culture who has roots on thd Celtic cultures, its the other way around.
The celtic culture has origins in Galiza.
Great!
El río Astura marca la frontera de los auténticos Celtas , hasta el atlántico . Los castros Astures , son visibles en todo éste territorio .
Authentic Celtis =Asturias, Galicia, Cantabria... Catalonia are Visigodos and Basques are pure, unique and special with some famiies having Celtic intermixing...So proud we were never conquered by Moros.
If your last name is Santiago that is actually a title. Many Christian knights of the Northwest especially Asturias and Galicia got a title for their role in the reconquest along with a piece of land or landmark. They dropped the Visigothic "ez" names or other names you hear and got Roman titles as surnames. That's why there is a famous saying that to be "Asturian is a source of pride. To be Asturian is to have a title." Galicia also falls into this since they were not conquered by the Moors and were part of the Visigothic Christian nobles sanctuary, especially in the mountains. This is what confuses people. Some of us have Latin surnames and speak a Romance language but our DNA and phenotype is actually more Western European including Celtic, Germanic and South Austrian mixed with neantherdals that were already there or Iberians. We are not a roman or mediterrenean people by DNA or culture overall. We are Atlantic people and a CELTIC people whose closest relatives are the Irish.
@@asturiasceltic3183 catalana, no existía en época Visigoda , ya qué los catalanes , se asientan en Hispania-España, siglo 9 . Procedentes de Francia , llegan a Hispania-España , por la invasión Árabe . Es entonces , cuando fundan los condado independientes y formarían parte del Reino de Aragon , de ahí qué , su bandera sea la misma .
@@asturiasceltic3183 there are people saying that northwest spain has high moor dna, can you debunk that
@@Magnanim0uz LOL...Scientists, historians, true Iberians and DNA say otherwise, including this channel. We were not touched by Moors because we were toooooooooooooo high in the mountains and that is Iberian History 101.. Even the Moors said they could not get up there unless they had the ability to fly and left that place that is known to be very rugged and treacherous alone. Try to dispute that... We were a Christian Kingdom and have no Moor admixture and even Masaman's Channel says this. People who say that are mestizos contaminated with MENA DNA and are jealous.
MY DNA tests say otherwise along with everyone in this region do not even have MENA listed in our DNA tests. EXPLAIN THAT.. People who say that are jealous that they were the Moors slaves while the Northwest was untouched and were Christian Visigothic Kings like Pelayo and his Visigothic nobles that we descended from.. You can even see it in our customs, looks, social system, history, and hair type. . Everyone knows the more North you go into a any European country the whiter, lighter and more European they get, especially Spain and Italy or ANY European country. That's why there is a famous saying that goes, "Asturias is Spain.. the rest is just reconquered territory" and "To be a Spaniard is a source of pride, to be Asturian is to have a title." We don't have gypsy music, customs, coarse hair, dark skin, nor looks nor DNA like the South does who were literally the Moors kingdom and beaches.
The red haired tall mummies in the Chinese pyramids wore the same patterns ........ tall red haired mummies everywhere
Bloody brilliant. I am flying there mate
Tarterian empire????
Very interesting ! Although I must state that the peoples I have met and seen from Galicia look no different to the people of Southern Spain . Only lighter due to the weather .
There is obvious differences between the people on the north and south of the iberian peninsula.
In the south people tend to be darker and with bigger noses due to Mediterranean and north Africa migrations.
In the north people tend to be lighter skinned due to Goths and Suebi migrations.
@@marpagapal3312 Not really.
Jajajaja, eso es no tener idea de lo que fue Galicia. Antes había mucha gente rubia con ojos azules, en las aldeas prácticamente todos eran así a raíz de la guerra civil española Galicia se empobreció mucho y muchísima gente tuvo que emigrar y ya hubo mezcla de razas por eso ahora hay menos rubios de ojos claros. Galicia fue ,Celta mal que le pese a muchos y no nos importa haber Sido el Reino Suevo de Galicia. No fue una invasión, fue un acuerdo con Roma, orgullosos de haberlo Sido. No problema. Para saber sobre Galicia Celta tienes que leer un libro de un catedrático británico que estudi9 y se documentó y descubri9 que Galicia fue la que les llevó la cultura Celta a ellos, no al revés. Se estudia en la universidad.
Those galicians came from Ireland, wales and Scotland but Galicians have more moor dna than Irish, Scottish and welsh
No, the Moors did not mix in the Northwest.
@@asturiasceltic3183 after hundreds of years of Spain existing as a country, and due to the fact that most of people inside a country (in the last hundreds of years) marry people from the same country (specially more recently because easier mobility) I guess almost all the spanish people have moor dna. But those stories about celtic migrations etc. happened before Al-andalus existence, so mostly people in iberian peninsula looked very similar than the rest of europeans, even more when the germanic people invaded the falling roman empire and the ostrogoths settled in noth italy or visigoths in the iberian peninsula, because this continent is the origin of the white race (AFAIK) like in, f.e., china there are mostly ethnically chinese people, or in sub-saharan africa black people. In the past only white people in Europe and probably the only mix with "alien" dna happened when moors invaded the iberian peninsula and in the east (bulgaria, greece, romania) because invasions, or at least they try, of persians, ottomans etc.
As a curiosity I'd say one of the goth people that settled in the iberian peninsula when the fallen of the western roman empire were the alans who pushed by the huns invaded the ex roman empire with the goths and after settling for a while in some areas of the iberian peninsula and in north africa, they finally return to the black sea area and today they live in north ossetia-alania (southern russia).
@@nigermant6347 You are not smart. 14,000 Moors will not make an impact on 14 million Iberians who found them repulsive to this day. You are talking about European Christians from celtic and Germanic and Iberians tribes in a crusade with non-European Muslims. THEY WERE IN A CRUDADE, HUN..NOT A LOVE FEST. MOST OF THE MOORS WERE IBERIAN CONVERTS who converted to avoid taxes. The Moors were a ruling TINY miniscule elite. You might want to go to Masaman's videos to educate yourself that says NO Iberians are not mixed with Moors.
The Celtic presence in many places in Europe has been mythologized to truly absurd limits. Galicia is one of those cases like quite a few others.
The population of Celtic origin that arrived here was a culturally and metallurgically more advanced minority, which adopted an aristocratic role over a larger population that was previously in the territory. This pre-Celtic population was the one that built the megalithic monuments long before the arrival of the Celts and that over time they would end up merging into a single population, in the same way that centuries later would happen in exactly the same way and for the same reasons. with Romans, Suebi or Visigoths.Thinking that we are Celts is an idea as absurd as thinking that we are Romans or Swabians, because we are nothing and we are everything at the same time. Which is a nuance of difference that changes everything.
Therefore, focusing on Celtic, trying to stick only with that origin, either because it seems very attractive to us or because it is fashionable and we buy music that is incorrectly called "Celtic" or because of an excessively romanticized idea of a past that we have idealized around the idea of Celtic, it doesn't make much sense and is also historically inaccurate.
Totally agree! I have met misguided people claim to be "Celtic" and therefore they can behave badly. I may be a pale skinned person who only speaks English but by having some vague Irish heritage I can get horribly drunk on St. Patrick's Day and shout pro-IRA slogans! You can't inherit "Celtic language skills" - some distant ancestor came from Wales but that won't help me learn Welsh more easily. My Scottish heritage won't guarantee me inheriting a castle in the Highlands either!
The Celtic presence in northern Iberia is not myth, it’s clear to see in the culture of those regions
@@uptown_rider8078 I don't think anyone has said otherwise.
@@pulsarplay5808 I must have misunderstood your comment then, my mistake
Columbus was Galician 😌
People in this video look more spaniards than celts
It could be more for the immigration. Spain has got millions of immigrants in the last 4 decades.
Europe has changed a lot. When I went in the 90s for example, you rarely could see African blacks for example. Now, there are much much more.
So the demographics for sure are totally different now than some decades ago. Just imagine centuries ago
Northwest Spaniards are celts. You need to get it out of your head that celtic means red haired and square features. Many Northwest Spaniards are from Celts near Bohemia/ Bavarrian border near Austria. People from Austria use to be known for longer heads. These people have an oval or longer head shape. Celts were known to be darker and shorter. Also what does looking like a Spaniard mean? Spain is regional and have different phenotypes according to the region. These people don't look like they are from Malaga like Antonio Banderas or Pedro Almodavar from Andulucia.
Define spaniard 'cause i don't understand you
UH NO!
CELTS CAME FROM THE IBERIAN PENINSULA.
YOUR INFO IS OLD AND WRONG!
True, the Atlantic Celts migrated eastwards into Europe and Northwards into Ireland.
The Celts came originally from France. They settled in Northern Spain, Ireland, Wales, England and Scotland.
Their music and dance looks very similar to what you see in Ireland in my opinion. Perhaps celtic tribes did emigrate north then subsequently pushed back after the fall of Rome. Who knows?
Thanks again.They just look more Spanish than Irish or Scottish.
Depends who your looking at and where,,
@@joseperez-bw6vm Cheers
Because they are spanish.
Yeah, on average sure.
But you can find plenty of variety within Galicians, Spaniards, Irish and Scots anyway, it's not like they all look the same is it?
@@FaithfulOfBrigantia Most Irish or Scots are pretty pale with light coloured eyes but
Lugus looks like Lord Brahma.
Celt - Celtic - Gelt - Gaelic - Galic - Galicia
I'm a Nw celt
Hola 🇪🇺🇪🇦🌎
Los territorios de autenticos Celtas en España , son León , Galicia y Asturias !!!
West Cantabria too if not especially
Aragon, La Rioja and Mancha are as well.
@@isoldatraducoes LOL. You are going to compare territories in mid Spain to those in the very Northwest like Galicia and Asturias that are right on the Bay of Biscay literally on what is called the Celtic Sea where all the Irish and British celts came in unlike South Spain that go all the Africans. The Celtic Sea is nowhere near where you think your ancestors (probably from 700 years ago) are from unless you are Galician or Asturian.
@asturiasceltic3183 you re very risible. Go studying the Reconquista. People from North and South converged. Go studying the modern studies, you are attached to outdated information, common sense and the truth you want to be real. Lol, we will never learn if we accept only that is plesant to us.
🤣🤣🤣si, por supuesto….solo falta mencionar el “ mito” de Breogan…..
This would have been a great video if the narrator did speak in such a weird way.
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Exactly, Iberians are anintermediary of Iron Age Iberians and Romans , a new population. and a bit of shift towards North Africans (but these were assimilated culturally)... but many Galicians and Asturians are daydreaming they are only Celtics 🥸besides that, they ignore the other pre-Celtic people like Grovii and Astures, cited my P. Mela. Modern Nationalism is a big misunderstanding of the past.
The Austers were a Celtic tribe from Austria. In a Asturias is made up of multiple Celtic tribes. I hate even mentioning the Astures because now people like you think they sound smart and think Astures is a synonymous with Astures. It's not. You don't even know the other Celtic tribes by name. And any way we will always be Celtic for life in DNA , culture, mysticism and by the other Celtic territories and the rest of Spain not. There's billions of videos like this acknowledging our Celtic DNA and there's nothing you can do about it. You can try to cry and rewrite history all you want but everyone knows we are Celtic and in the south of Spain they are moros. There's even a new video that talks about the Middle Eastern DNA peaks in Southwest Spain in Andalusia
You don't even mention the other Celtic tribes that make up the majority of Asturias including the region where King Pelayo was located so you don't know anything
Yeah that's right we're also visigothic like our forefathers and kings that runs in our DNA and faces because Asturias was founded by visigothic Christian nobles. I'm glad our Celtic heritage bothers you however there's billions of videos like this that know what we are and all of your crying is never going to rewrite history. We are one of the only parts of Spain that was immune from invasion and that's why we have very little genetic diversity unlike Andalusia who has conquered by North Africans and Phoenicians and Greeks and all that. It is known that Northern Spaniards including the Basques are some of the purest Europeans there are
We were never conquered by North Africans fool. That's why there's a famous saying that Asturias is Soain the rest is just reconquered territory... Unlike the rest of Spain that was conquered by Middle Eastern people. It's a well-known fact that every country in Europe the more North you go the fairer they get and more European they get including Spain and Italy
@@asturiasceltic3183 🤣🤣
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My parents are from there my mother did a DNA TEST and came back 60% British Isles
Galicia unfortunately exaggerates their celtic elements, when it's evident that the native stock were stronger than any celticness. besides, the Roman and Northafrican left significant prints in DNA and Culture. Romans were present strongly in Galician biggest cities, as Arabs say they fancied themselves as Romans (as of the northafrican and arab, it's up to them since it was suppressed as identity, but alive in traditions and culture).
=== DNA ===
Bycroft detect 5-17% of Roman DNA in Iberia, specially in Andaluzia (17%) and Galiza(15%) in Average. Northafrican is the highest as well (11%) [of course you have variance and a mosaic, with people with 0 and others reaching 21.7% of NA dna like in Northwest Castile).
Irish DNA is 5% and in Iberia the average is 2.5%, so they are not special. Even i, a mixed Brazilia has 8% of Irish dna, but pssst it can be from Anatolian Farmers in common. [ these DNA don't prove ancestry, but commonalities, the share in DNA, ancestors in common with some populations ]
=== Ethnonyms ==
the ethymology can be tricky to gullible and laymen people like all of us withou studies in Linguistics. a [put the are]phile will exaggerate and see too much the influences of their tastes in the origin of words sometimes [ we are all biased and limited as humans, that's normal ] like John Koch cough cough... [ CELTS EVERYWHERE ]
Being optimist, only half of tribes had celtic names, others being clearly with connections with Lusitanian and Asturian (non celtic). even the celtic names can have alternative sources, we need to wait for fully understanding of Native languages. Let's find more inscriptions, i hope.
=== Toponyms ==
Curchin detected 40% celtic toponyms, on pair with 40% IE native. even that, we can't be sure with lack of Lusitanian-like native languages better attested inscriptions.
Higino Martins Esteves 200% exaggerates as well, altho he does a good job defining the limits of the tribes with toponyms.
Sims-Williams asserts the lack of chrono deepness, being much less variant than Gallia and British Isles
==== Genetics ===
with samples available by Olalde, the Gallaecians and Lusitanians were a group in common and very Bronze-age. The France_BellBeaker has very few impact, compared to very well atested regions with Celtic presence like in Celtiberia and Southwest Spain and Alentejo, Portugal.
=== CLassical sources ==
Pomponius Mela, a celtiberian himself, unfortunately didn't identify all the tribes in Iberia. he said Celtic people inhabited the Coast and along the Rivers in NW Iberia, except what is Coastal Minho and Pontevedra. they populatated all those fringe until we have the Astures, a non celtic people implied by him.
Counterpoint: some people in this celtic are has Lusitanitan-like names like the Iaddovi, Arroni and Iagibarroi, with IA being clearly a native feature like in Lusitanian.
=== Theonyms and Gods inscriptions ===
the overwhelming of gods were of native stock, similar to Lusitanians and Astures, if the celtic were the predominant element, why only the celtic and celtic-like names of gods were only a very minority?
Astures are from Celtic people from South Austria. Probably where we got our name from. Oh, and people think I am Irish including from Ireland themselves and there is North African in our DNA results thus the famous saying, 'Asturias is Spain.. The rest is just reconquered territory." And that goes for everyone in the Picos and North mountains including Galicia, Basqueland and Cantabria. That's why we look like the blond man in my avatar of Asturian DNA and Andulucia is dark dark dark and gypsy looking along with their music.
@@asturiasceltic3183 the new studies deny all your outdated claims.
@@isoldatraducoes There are no studies to deny our facts, we are a Celtic people
@@uptown_rider8078 there isn't, but it's pretty overdone and omit other ancestries.
@@uptown_rider8078 not only Celtic
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