Uruguayans in Ecuador

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Uruguayan Ecuadorians are people born in Uruguay who live in Ecuador, or Ecuadorian-born people of Uruguayan descent.

Many Uruguayan-born persons live in Ecuador, for a number of reasons. Both countries share the Spanish language; the historical origins of both nations is common (part of the Spanish Empire until the early 19th century).

Uruguayan-style pizza and asado can be found on selected places in Ecuador.[1]

## Notable people

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* Daniel Fascioli, footballer
* Marcelo Fleitas, footballer
* Marcelo Velazco, footballer
* Oscar Zubía, football player and manager

## See also

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* Uruguay portal
* Ecuador portal

* Ecuador–Uruguay relations
* Emigration from Uruguay
* Ethnic groups in Ecuador

## References

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1. ^ "Sightseeing in Quito". El Observador. 28 Jan 2014. (in Spanish)

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Uruguayan diaspora

Americas|

* Argentina
* Bolivia
* Brazil
* Chile
* Colombia
* Cuba
* Ecuador
* Mexico
* Paraguay
* United States
* Venezuela

Europe|

* France
* Italy
* Netherlands
* Spain
* Sweden

Elsewhere|

* Australia
* Israel

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Ancestry and ethnicity in Ecuador

Indigenous|

* Awa-Kwaiker
* Canelos-Quichua
* Cañari
* Chachi
* Cholo pescador
* Cofán
* Huaorani
* Tagaeri
* Jivaroan
* Achuar
* Aguaruna
* Huambisa
* Shuar
* Maina
* Quichua
* Panzaleo
* Quijos-Quichua
* Otavalo
* Puruhá
* Sápara
* Secoya
* Siona
* Taromenane
* Teteté
* Tsáchila

Non-Indigenous|

* African
* Americans
* European
* Italians
* Mestizos
* Uruguayans
* Croatians
* Lebanese
* Jews

Ecuador portal

Portals:

* Uruguay
* Ecuador

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