#hws latin america

[kuehmiyue]

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cinco mimir

[askcardsuits]

Will you tell us about the territories and what significance they have?

[bighugelargebig]

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[ifindus]

what do you think mexico looks like? I don't think mexico has a official design, but I could be wrong🧐 also I heard mexico is starting to become a popular holiday spot for norwegians, not as popular as spain or denmark tho

It's been a while since I drew Mexico, and I don't really have a very solid grasp on the character, but I always Mexico a lot. Had a phase when I was younger where I was obsessed with the Aztecs, but there is only so much information you can get as a 8 year old without internet, only relying on the few picture books of the local library in a remote town in rural Norway 😞 Got a Mexican friend while studying abroad years later tho! Got to admit my design is based a lot on her and the media I've consumed while I was younger 😅

I don't think Mexico has become the most popular holy destination for Norwegians, because it's expensive to get there, but I can understand if it has become more popular lately! ✨

[95jezzica]

Hetalia Naming Process

I'm trying to figure out a name for (hws) Ecuador, and my brain went: "I should name him Bruno, since Hima refuses to talk about him."

x'D

[Encanto reference, yay!] .

Seriously though - Hima, give me my boi. x') Anyway, trying to figure out surname(s) now. Feel free to leave suggestions in the replies/reblogs if you have any. x)

[vahvah]

Guys, I really wanted to see Hetalia Latin America as an Espada/Arrancars from Bleach. Maybe with the participation of Spain/Portugal and the Philippines.

[another-mexico-oc]

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English Translation: "Let's accept that Alfred F. Jones (a.k.a USA), is the most overrated character in Hetalia. He has more muscles than brain, he's nosy, and never shuts his mouth... (camera accidentally switches into selfie mode, revealing Mexico)... Oh, sh*...!"

[arthurianlegend144]

I drew America with my rendition of Brazil, because unfortunately those hoes influenced a lot of Brazilian history... We are called the United States of Brazil until 1960s because of the US... So I imagine Brazil would be quite the fan lol

[youroriginalsublimecupcakestuff]

Mexico : " Esto es tu culpa."

America : " I know , I know."

Canada : " You speak spanish ?"

America : " No.I just know the phrase " this is all your fault " in every language they speak. "

[gracheeez]

After finishing the map of Europe, decided to play safe and make the South American map, this continent is my most developed one, I also have some kind of love to them since this continent is the one that started all my madness, and also because I am from Peru, Peruvian, living in Peru (all her life) and the chaotic scenario this continent makes is really fun sometimes, It's good to laugh of tragedies, could be considered the best medicine for pain, for me, they are like a big chaotic family, so.... NAMES!!!! Argentina- Oscar Ortiz Romero Bolivia- Marco Antonio Mamani Gutiérrez Brazil- Leandro da Silva Teixeira Chile- Vicente Muñoz Rojas Colombia- Andres Cardenas Morales Ecuador- Arturo Zambrano Cedeño French Guiana- Nathalie Jean Guyana- Bibi Persaud Paraguay- Teresa Benitez Villalba South Peru - Marisol Quispe Rodriguez North Peru- María Elena Quispe Rodriguez Suriname- Kenneth Kalloe Uruguay- Monica Pérez Vera Venezuela- Nancy Castillo Rivero

[yanxidarlings]

Just wanted to say i love ur characterisations for latin america!! On that note, since mexico was colonised forcibly adopted by spain, do you think he would share any behaviour traits with him?

you have no idea how much this ask excited me someone shares my interest in latin america yAY

absolutely.

my earliest thought of how spanish "little brothers" might adopt and trace their yandere traits back to him came from these headcanons, specifically the line "any sons probably would be". man, you just KNOW the latin american countries probably saw how antonio treated his darling, romano, maybe a shared obsession (a concept i've been dipping my feet in) and would have grown up assuming spain's behaviour was totally normal.

this would definately be at different degree's and depend on how deep spain got his claws into each latin american nation; for example, former colonies like the philippines and mexico, who i headcanon grew up around spain, would probably behave most similarly to spain, without even realising it really.

then there are nations like peru and argentina who i don't believe were raised as closely to spain as mexico might have been (i feel like colonial spain was all over the place, played favourites and favourites meant the most resource rich, obediant, catholic colonies), who would unconsciously develop more of his violent traits / scare tactics (especially argentina in this regard), or use their history with spain as a way to gain sympathy from their darling whilst also emulating the same manipulation tactics spain used on them as colonies (case in point; peru).

mexico is definately the most similar to spain as a yandere, at face value, he uses many of spain's favourite tactics, like manipulating his darling by crafting a them vs us dynamic, and fully buying into it himself as well; that's what makes spain so dangerous, he cannot see any fault in his actions.

i've been binge watching the handmaid's tale and as icky as the comparison might be, yandere spain is alot like fred waterford in this regard. but spain is much smarter than that sad sack of shit, and kind of knows what he's doing is manipulative, he just doesn't care or think it's wrong.

mexico on the other hand doesn't believe his actions are at all manipulative, he buys into what he says as much as he wants his darling to.

i haven't touched much on spain's 'darker' side as a yandere, but it is very much there, and unlike england or even germany, antonio is more than happy to harm his darling if they don't comply. the other two are serious and strict when 'forced' to punish their darling, but antonio is lighthearted, joking around as he causes them 'righteous' pain, which is what can make him such an unnerving yandere.

josé definately retains a more calm, lighthearted demeanor when upset with his darling, definately inherited from spain, but is less jolly and more 'matter-of-fact' about it; he definately wants to avoid harming his darling, and is more willing to let things slide that antonio wouldn't.

i've actually been thinking of starting a headcanon 'series' kind of based around yandere latin america/spain/portugal/romano for a while now, it's mostly centered around a specific character so i would probably write it on a themed sideblog, but i would probably also alter whatever i write there to be more 'reader insert' friendly and post it here!.

anyways hello again hetalia fandom, i live, until the next sporadic burst of inspiration *tips fedora*

[jothinksalot]

El José Manuel defendiendo a su tincho del gordo tuitero

[myel-stress-wd]

Fine.

Once I was doing a role play with a friend, where my Mexico found America with another person in his arms and he was next to Chile and Argentina, it was very intense…

[rottenappleinthebox]

US/European countries: I didn't know the Argentinian accent was so nice to hear

Other Hispanic countries: It is pretty nice, but Colombian accent sweeps

Argentina: What the fuck are you guys on about?? Rioplatense accent is the most annoying shit ever

Uruguay, with the same accent: Agreed

Argentina: See??

[crepegosette]

out of curiosity, do your latin america ocs have nyos?

yes they have, i haven't developed them all, but most have a counterpart

here's some nyo argentina and uruguay (but mostly nyo argentina because i love her and im biased)

also best boy nyo brazil because why not (kinda a old sketch tho)

[where-the-sabia-sings]

Since I really enjoyed doing BraMex what do u guys want for me to now? My OTP still is BrArg but it’s so much fun diving into other dynamics and damn we desperately need more latam related content in this fandom