La Cucaracha by Lalo Alcaraz for April 06, 2011

Because they know enough to get the hell out when a disaster strikes, unless they’re caught in it, and then come back afterward.

I would bet there were a few Spanish nobility. As for steerage, you’d have to check the records.

I have seen hispanics in movies with disasters.

The Titanic didn’t need Latinos. They had the Irish.

I remember hearing the casting calls on the radio for local extras during the filming of Titanic, their main requirement was for them to have european features.

@Juankis - Scandalous! the nerve of that casting agency! Wait, no, let’s see, it’s a movie depicting a transatlantic voyage from England to the United States in 1912. Hmmm, what sort of passengers might be on that voyage?

Australian pygmies.

I’ve seen Latinos in disaster movies. Unfortunately, their character is a cleaning person and they’re cleaning and listening to music; oblivious the the disaster.

For example, take a look at “Day After Tomorrow” in the tornadoes in LA scene.