What groups of people make up a large percentage the population Peru Bolivia and Ecuador?

The indigenous population makes up a large percentage of the population in Peru, Bolivia, and Ecuador. Here is a breakdown of the ethnic composition of these countries:

Peru:

- Indigenous People (Quechua, Aymara, Amazonian ethnic groups): Approximately 45% of the population.

- Mestizo (Mixed European and Indigenous heritage): Approximately 37% of the population.

- European (mainly Spanish): Approximately 15% of the population.

- African Descendants: Approximately 3% of the population.

- Asian (mainly Japanese and Chinese): Less than 1% of the population.

Bolivia:

- Indigenous People (Quechua, Aymara, Guarani, Chiquitano, etc.): Approximately 62% of the population.

- Mestizo: Approximately 30% of the population.

- European (mainly Spanish): Approximately 5% of the population.

- African Descendants: Less than 1% of the population.

Ecuador:

- Mestizo: Approximately 75% of the population.

- Indigenous People (Quechua, Shuar, Otavalo, Kichwa, etc.): Approximately 10% of the population.

- African Descendants: Approximately 5% of the population.

- European (mainly Spanish): Approximately 5% of the population.

- Others (Chinese, Lebanese, etc.): Less than 5% of the population.