What race is Cuba?

Cuba is a multi-ethnic country, and its ethnic groups are mostly white.

However, there are obvious differences between Cuban whites and European whites, because Cuban whites have a small amount of colored blood and belong to typical Latin American whites. In addition, some ethnic groups are black and mixed-race. Cubans were formed from the late18th century to the 1960s and 1970s, and were mainly composed of African blacks and Spanish immigrants.

Cubans are a brand-new and young race. Cubans have their own unique national character, culture, religion and customs. They are enthusiastic, good at singing and dancing, and have no racial discrimination, but they have strong patriotism and strong national pride. Cubans are distributed in the western region represented by Havana and the eastern region represented by San Diego, with obvious differences in personality. Havana people are gentle, calm and friendly; San Diego people are rough and brave.