Morena

Its not necessarily what 'spanish' people call black people. It means dark skin or dark hair.

Spanish word for dark females. Usually dark hispanics.

Derived from the Moors, who ruled Spain for 800 years, who are of Arab extraction. Therefore a person of darker complexion than the lighter European races that have inhabited Spain... This derivation has been largely forgotten and in Mexico refers to any woman of dark complexion...

She's the most beautiful girl in the world! Any guy who gets her is the luckiest guy on earth.

A word blacks and latinos call pretty/ attractive {dark} {skinned} girls. {morrrr -ay- n- ah} takin from the spanish language

A spanish word used to describe Latinas who are tanned/dark (i.e., dark hair/brunette, dark eyes, dark skin) in varying degrees. Used in contrast to Gringa or Guedo for a White Latina, Negra for a Black Latina and Asianz aren't usually included in this definition.

A spanish word used to describe Latinas who are tanned/dark (i.e., dark hair-brunette, dark eyes, dark skin) in varying degrees. Used in contrast to Gringa or Guedo for a White Latina, Negra for a Black Latina and Asians aren't usually included in this definition.

Morena is a spanish term to distinguish dark skin people. Usually of native decent,like azte, mayan decendents as well as native american people or of belonging too. Negro is a term to distinguish a black person, negro meaning black in spanish. THere is also guerro meaning a blonde person from the scandanavian region decent and blanco(white) is a term the spanish gave themselves. There are also white asians but since they have an oriental eye there are usually distinguish another way like chino and are grouped with the south east asians, dark skin for simplidity, or oriental.

spanish word for a black/ colored person...