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Is Zoro Mexican or Spanish?
Is Zoro Mexican or Spanish?
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- Country or region Spain
"Zoro" or "zorro"? "Zorro" is used in Mexico and Spain and it means fox, but the only Zoro I know is Roronoa Zoro from One Piece :P
- Country or region United States
@rdc Zorro is a movie character. Does this man look familiar? There is a stereotype that he is from Spain
- Country or region Spain
@elphaba I know him but I've never watched the movies so I'm not very sure. According to wikipedia and other websites it's not very clear because the stories about him take place in different historical periods. He could be mexican or a descendant of the Spanish people that went to Mexico when it was part of the Spanish empire.
- Country or region Spain
According to Wikipedia his nationality is Spanish but it says he's a Californian Aristocrat, so he should be Mexican.
- Country or region Spain
He is a "criollo". That means that his blood is Spanish, so he isn't mixed, he's Caucasian.
And he was born in California, that by that time was part of Mexico.
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