Royalty of Latin America

[carlota]

i'm really impressed by the royal boom of latin americans marrying princes and princesses lately. here is a thread to ideantify all the royals who were born in latin america or those currently living in south america, for those who are interested.

so far...

-Princess Maxima of the Netherlands (Argentina)
-Princess Angela of Liechtenstein (Panama)
-Grand Duchess Maria Teresa (Cuba)
-Marie Chantal of Greece (mother was from Ecuador)
-Margarita Vargas (Venezuela, married to Duke of Anjou)
-Genoveva Casanova (Mexico, married to Duke of Salvatierra)
-(although not yet married) Tatiana Santo Domingo (Colombia)
-children of Princess Ragnhild of Norway, the Lorentzen's live currently in Brazil
-Alexandra of Austria currently lives in Chile
-Queen Silvia is half Brazilian
-Sarah Ferguson's mum married an argentinian polo player

[Mari_*]

Originally Posted by carlota

-Marie Chantal of Greece (mother was from Ecuador)

Didn't know this.. but she was or she is?

[GlitteringTiaras]

Chantal Miller is still alive. You can read more about her in this topic Chantal Clara Miller

[EmpressRouge]

Chantal Miller's friends (or maybe she herself) describe her as "the last Incan princess" in the media.

[GlitteringTiaras]

There have been rumors about that, but as many know, there is no evidence to support this claim. Perhaps she is a Princess in her own mind, but not in reality.

[princess olga]

Originally Posted by carlota

i'm really impressed by the royal boom of latin americans marrying princes and princesses lately.

...Lately??

These two ladies from your list,

"Grand Duchess Maria Teresa (Cuba)
Queen Silvia is half Brazilian"

married their European spouses in, respectively, 1981 (or 82 sth like that), and 1976, which with all due respect is 30 years ago.

Also, those people:

"-Alexandra of Austria currently lives in Chile
-Sarah Ferguson's mum married an argentinian polo player
-children of Princess Ragnhild of Norway, the Lorentzen's live currently in Brazil"

..aren't "Latin Americans by birth marrying into Euro royalty" which is what you are saying this list is about. So these three don't belong on your list, unless your list is about "Royals currently living in Latin America", but you seem to be saying it is about "commoner born Latinos marrying blue blooded Euros". I'm a bit confused as to what the premise is of this thread and why you see a trend at all in those --and I'm counting six-- people only marriying european royals in the last 30 years. And what does that have to do with someone like Sarah Ferguson's mother living in Argentina? I guess I'm confused here.

[princess olga]

And one more thing, not to nitpick, but Marie Chantal of Greece identifies herself as "an American", ie someone from the United States. You are right her mother is from Central America, but her father isn't.

[planetcher]

Originally Posted by GlitteringTiaras

Chantal Miller is still alive. You can read more about her in this topic Chantal Clara Miller

Did she come from a wealthy family in Latin America?

[Lady Jennifer]

The ex-wife of Alexander, Crown Prince of Yugoslavia, Princess Maria da Gloria of Orléans-Braganza is from Brazil

[Roxsteve]

Originally Posted by EmpressRouge

Chantal Miller's friends (or maybe she herself) describe her as "the last Incan princess" in the media.

Yes, I heard that too. I'm the last Incan princess!!!!

[Quin]

Originally Posted by Roxsteve

Yes, I heard that too. I'm the last Incan princess!!!!

I don’t think so. For what it is worth, I have read from more than one source that she came from a modest back ground and re-wrote her past to keep up with her present status as a wife or former wife of a very wealthy man.

Perhaps that is where the Incan princess story came from?

[Roxsteve]

Pretty sad! She must have been very desperate to make up such a silly thing to say. That is quite embarrassing. I guess it made her feel good and important. Pretty funny!!!!!!!!!!

[Paula**]

Its so good to see Latin woman princesses...
NO TO THE DISCRIMINATION!

[Quin]

Originally Posted by Paula**

Its so good to see Latin woman princesses...
NO TO THE DISCRIMINATION!

You completely missed the point. It is about authenticity. Don't think royal fans or scholars have any objection to "Latin woman princesses" so long as their behavior adds appeal rather than simply draws attention.

[marian]

Prince Pedro Of Braganza Is The Heir Of The Throne Of Brazil If This Country Had Monarchy. He Was Warried With Princess Esperanza, Who Dead. She Was Sister Of The Mother Of The King Juan Carlos. I Dont Know Where Live This Old Man, But I Know That He Have To Right To The Throne Of The Brazil.

[Marengo]

And to continue with the Brazilians,the Princess de Ligne is from Brazil too (Orleans-Braganca dynasty), she is married to a cousin of the Grand Duke of Luxembourg.

[prettyoix]

Genoveva Casanova Is Now Divorce To Salvatierra Duke

[PR Princess]

Originally Posted by marian

Prince Pedro Of Braganza Is The Heir Of The Throne Of Brazil If This Country Had Monarchy. He Was Warried With Princess Esperanza, Who Dead. She Was Sister Of The Mother Of The King Juan Carlos. I Dont Know Where Live This Old Man, But I Know That He Have To Right To The Throne Of The Brazil.

Actually, she is still alive and both are living in Brazil with their children. Some of the information is here in Wikipedia.

Prince Pedro Gastão of Orléans-Braganza - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[Warren]

I have removed the posts about Spanish aristocrats as this thread is for the genealogy of Latin American royals.

thanks,
Warren

[Carminha Stalker]

The Imperial Family of Brazil are divided into two groups: one who is headed by Dom Pedro Gastão de Orleans e Bragança, who was married to an auntie of King Juan Carlos. Dom Pedro´s sister was Isabelle the Comtesse de |Paris.
He has many children and grandchildren and lives in Petropolis, near Rio de Janeiro.
The other branch is headed by Dom Luis de Orleans e Bragança who has ten other siblings, including Dom Antonio who is married to a Princess de Ligne.