What is the ethnicity of Latinos in the United States?

Latinos are also known as "Hispanics, Spanish-speaking, and Hispanic", and the full name of Latinos in the United States is Hispanic and Latino Americans.

Broadly speaking, it includes Spaniards and Portuguese from Europe, and their mixed-race descendants with Native Americans. Narrowly defined North American Latino refers to migrate to the United States and Canada native Spanish or Portuguese-speaking Latin American Indo-European mestizo, these people from Mexico, Cuba, Brazil and other immigrants, is a hundred years ago, the Spanish or Portuguese white colonizers and American Indians and other ethnic groups of mestizo.

Broadly speaking, blood originating from the Iberian Peninsula of Spain and Portugal, neighboring Italians, French, or Latin American native speakers of Spanish or Portuguese mixed-race people can be called Latino.