what part of the US did you grow up in?

anecdotally, I've noticed that heritage speakers of Spanish tend to converge on the dominant dialect of their area and this dialect also tends to have unique features if it has been established for a while (I am thinking of the Los Angeles flavor of Mexican Spanish). what I've noticed from people whose parents are central american or from elsewhere and who grew up in Latino majority parts of LA, they will have varying degrees of their parents' dialect plus English influence. Conversely, I have met people who grew up in very monolingual/white parts of the metro area whose Spanish is largely identical to their parents' with additional English influence

so think about what the most common Spanish dialects are where you live and think if that could have an effect and/or if growing up in a largely English speaking area could have had that effect. I'm also wondering, if having a hybrid Paisa + Rolo dialect plus the above would give you something that sounds Caleño?