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Yesterday, 08:49 AM

EscAlaMike Location: Alabama 8,586 posts, read 4,814,356 times Reputation: 5107

California wins for low/popular culture. Florida wins for high culture.

Yesterday, 09:03 AM

Arcenal813 Location: West Florida 14,081 posts, read 11,342,907 times Reputation: 18607

Quote: Originally Posted by EscAlaMike California wins for low/popular culture. Florida wins for high culture. Hmm... Interesting take. Care to elaborate?

Yesterday, 09:43 AM

EscAlaMike Location: Alabama 8,586 posts, read 4,814,356 times Reputation: 5107

Quote: Originally Posted by EscAlaMike California wins for low/popular culture. Florida wins for high culture. Quote: Originally Posted by Arcenal813 Hmm... Interesting take. Care to elaborate? Think Cheech Marin vs. Francis Suarez. I know there are exceptions; I just think in general the Hispanic culture of California tends to be more of the popular variety, while Florida's Hispanic population has a more pronounced/influential high culture. This may stem from the historical fact that most Hispanic migrants to California have been unskilled/uneducated laborers, while Florida has been a destination for well-educated/professional Hispanics.

Yesterday, 10:30 AM

elchevere Location: Miami (prev. NY, Atlanta, SF, OC and San Diego) 5,927 posts, read 4,309,445 times Reputation: 4780

Some truth to this….I've been told and reminded by Cubans, and others, in Miami that they're "better" than the Mexicans I dealt with in CA (business owners v business workers)….they might have developed this impression from the wet foot dry foot immigration policy that favored them over everyone else up until a few years ago. Definitely more of a snooty factor, at least in SoFla, than I ever experienced in CA. Of course not every one in SoFla is better educated or a successful business owner (Marielitos) and I knew quite a few very successful Mexicans in SoCal. Quote: Originally Posted by EscAlaMike Think Cheech Marin vs. Francis Suarez. I know there are exceptions; I just think in general the Hispanic culture of California tends to be more of the popular variety, while Florida's Hispanic population has a more pronounced/influential high culture. This may stem from the historical fact that most Hispanic migrants to California have been unskilled/uneducated laborers, while Florida has been a destination for well-educated/professional Hispanics. Last edited by elchevere; Yesterday at 11:37 AM..

Yesterday, 11:48 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by Arcenal813 Nice! Where did you find these? I tried searching on Google but could not find detailed charts like this. Those charts are from statistical atlas, it's a fantastic site Moderator cut: link removed, competitor site You can search ancestry by nationwide, county, metro area or city/town. Last edited by Yac; Yesterday at 10:23 PM..

Today, 10:24 AM

Florida is far more than just South Florida, folks. The obvious answer is California, as a greater percentage of its population overall is Hispanic/Latino. Maybe most are Mexican, but Mexico is no small country.

Today, 10:40 AM

elchevere Location: Miami (prev. NY, Atlanta, SF, OC and San Diego) 5,927 posts, read 4,309,445 times Reputation: 4780

I agree….Orlando is 32.7% Hispanic and Tampa is 28.4% Hispanic. Not all live in SoFla—see link below. Agree Mexico is a big country, but South America is a bigger and diversified continent. Caribbean is no slouch either with a combined population greater than California, though not all Latino. https://www.floridatrend.com/article...in-florida-map Quote: Originally Posted by Frustratedintelligence Florida is far more than just South Florida, folks. The obvious answer is California, as a greater percentage of its population overall is Hispanic/Latino. Maybe most are Mexican, but Mexico is no small country. Last edited by elchevere; Today at 11:25 AM..

Today, 10:48 AM

Dave_n_Tenn Location: Florida 9,900 posts, read 6,817,005 times Reputation: 7413

Gotta look at the OP... it's about the culture and influence, not population. The Spanish culture is so integrated in Florida.

Today, 11:03 AM

Chicago-guy 98 posts, read 53,809 times Reputation: 255

Whichever answer you all think it is, it will still be two different cultures. Mexican and Carribean culture are not alike at all. Food, music, accents, demographics. All different.

Today, 11:07 AM

EscAlaMike Location: Alabama 8,586 posts, read 4,814,356 times Reputation: 5107

Quote: Originally Posted by Chicago-guy Whichever answer you all think it is, it will still be two different cultures. Mexican and Carribean culture are not alike at all. Food, music, accents, demographics. All different. That's not relevant to this thread, as the OP used the much broader term "Latino".

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