Afro-Hispanic people

Afro-Hispanic people

Notable Afro-Hispanic Americans: Celia Cruz, Nicolás Guillén, Piedad Córdoba, Christina Milian
Total population
Sub Saharan African >32,650,000 Afro Hispanics
Regions with significant populations
Brazil 12,908,000 Colombia 11,703,555 Dominican Republic 8,106,054 Venezuela 6,999,926 Cuba 1,126,894 United States 984,151 Peru 875,427 Ecuador 680,000 Equatorial Guinea 600,000 Nicaragua 520,786 Panama 460,977 Spain 275,000 Uruguay 200,000 Honduras 152,787 Costa Rica 125,877 Bolivia 108,000 Mexico 103,000 Argentina 100,000 Guatemala 100,000 Angola 100,000 Nigeria 100,000
Languages
Spanish, English creole
Religion
Christianity, Afro-American religion, Islamic and Others
Related ethnic groups
African diaspora, African Latin American

An Afro-Hispanic American (also Afro-Hispanic) is an Hispanic American with black African traces. They are more common in the Hispanic Caribbean and Northern South America. There are many communities of partial black African ancestry in those regions, such as the Mulattos, Mestizos, Zambos, Muzambos, etc.

See also

• African immigration to Puerto Rico
• Afro-American peoples of the Americas
• Afro-Mexican
• African diaspora
• African American
• Afro-Caribbean
• Afro-Cuban Angolans
• Amaro people of Nigeria
• Atlantic Creole
• Black Hispanic
• Creoles
• Fernandinos of Fernando Po
• Latin Americans
• Hispanic

• Maroons
• Miskito
• Mulatto
• Mestizo
• Négritude
• Black People
• Zambo
• List of topics related to Black and African people
• Spanish Equatoguineans
• Black Hispanic and Latino Americans