Latino identity refers to the cultural, social, and historical experiences shared by people from Latin America and those of Latin American descent. This identity encompasses a diverse range of backgrounds, languages, and traditions, influenced by indigenous, African, and European heritages. It includes various nationalities, such as Mexican, Puerto Rican, Cuban, and Colombian, each contributing unique customs and perspectives. Language plays a significant role in Latino identity, with Spanish being the most widely spoken language among Latinos. However, many also speak indigenous languages or English, reflecting the multicultural nature of the community. Shared values, such as family, community, and respect for traditions, further strengthen this identity across different regions and generations.