What is Tony Romo's Hispanic background?

Answer 1

His granddad was so he is probably half because he looks white.

Romo is a second generation Mexican American on his father's side and is of German and Polish descent from his mother's side. His grandfather, Ramiro Romo Sr., emigrated from Múzquiz, Coahuila, Mexico, to San Antonio, Texas, as an adolescent.

Answer 2

His grand parents moved to America from Mexi. In some way, he is Mexican American. You can find more details in www.amswers.com or www.tony-romo-jersey.com.

No, Tony was born in San Diego, California. His family moved to Wisconsin when he was two, and he was raised there.

There is a caveat however. He is a second generation Mexican-American on his father's side. His mother is of Polish and German descent.

Technically speaking, he can be no more than 25% Mexican, presuming everyone else on his father's side is a Mexican native.

Technically, he might be deemed a Mexican. By this same standard however, about half of the United States would probably qualify as Mexican (that's hyperbolic, but it's intended to make a point).

No, he's not really Mexican. Not by most reasonable measures of ancestry at any rate.

Answer 3

Yes, Antonio "Tony" Romo, the starting quarterback for America's Team, the Dallas Cowboys, is a 4th generation Mexican-American.

Answer 4

Tony Romo is a 4th generation Mexican-American.

Answer 5

Tony Romo is of Mexican decent.