Who was zambos?

"Zambos" refers to individuals of mixed African and Indigenous American ancestry in colonial Latin America, particularly in regions such as present-day Mexico and parts of South America. The term is part of a broader Caste System established during the colonial era that categorized people based on their racial and ethnic backgrounds. The Zambo population played a significant role in the social and cultural dynamics of these regions, often facing discrimination and marginalization. Their legacy is reflected in the diverse cultural identities present in Latin America today.