if a person is born in Brazil is that person latin american?
144694
Yes, because they speak a language that derives from Latin and they live in the American continent. It sounds quite obvious to me!
1148618
you mean south america!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
1149366
It depends on South African laws, I suppose you can. In most countries, when at least one of the parents was born there, their  children are automatically citizens of that country. Just like in my case. I was born in the US, my parents were born in Brazil. I have dual citizenship. One American passport, one Brazilian passport. I go back and forth without needing a visa. Soon I will have a third citizenship and passport when the process is finalized...my great grandparents went from Italy to Brazil. Italian law says that up to 3 generations down,or kids, grandkids, and great grand kids of Italians born outside Italy have a right to Italian citizenship. Check up on the SA laws... good luck.
735672
Maybe, maybe not.  My last name is Latin, but none of my family is Latin (my father's family came from Scotland).  You would have to research your family tree to know.
709009
Are you kidding? Have you noted that video clips from black artists from USA only have blacks and from white artists only have whites? Sounds like 2 different nations in the same territorry. The president of Bolivia, Evo Morales, is native american. The former president of Peru, Alejandro Toledo is native american too. Any black so far, but the black population of Latin America is not very large. Anyway, Chávez is almost black, the guy must have about 75-85% of black blood. The thing is that here in Latin American things are more naturally, we don't point someone to make part of the government because he/she is black.
999374
Latin America, that's why they are called latinos and latinas
447461
i dont know... all i know is that it cannot be a brazilian since they will reach the finals!!!!
690229
He's actually Brazilian.  Santos came to Japan as a high school student on a soccer exchange program.  I guess he liked Japan so much he decided to stay.  He became a Japanese citizen before the 2002 World Cup.
748496
Have a look at the following "Law of Nationality":\n\nhttp://www.sef.pt/portal/V10/EN/aspx/legislacao/index.aspx?id_linha=4214&menu_position=4136#0
1106806
You dont have to be born there but need to have citizenship. Eg The Brazillian guy who plays for Japan..
731246
I think her mom was Colombian and her dad is Lebanese. She mainly lives the latino culture.
808925
There are alot of black and hispanic people in Brasil...way more than caucasians. Im pretty sure Ronaldo is a mix of these ethnicities, black and hispanic, but his name is Brasilian (Portugese, actually, because Brasil is a former Portugese colony)
938159
i was born in Sao Paulo, Brasil, but live in the states now....
341088
It's Zico and he wa born in Brazil.
858051
i don't think many people here r from brazil but maybe if u go 2 all brzillian answers maybe u could find this person.\ngo 2 brazil and find him or just go 2 his house or something!
1086862
may be CAFU of Brazil
1052609
They can be naturalized. I'll give you some examples of players in that situation:\n\nDeco (born in Brazil) plays for Portugal\nSenna (born in Brazil) plays for Spain\nPernia (born in Argentina) plays for Spain