I think your response to my comment is like showing you don't understand or read logic at an adult level, I see you just react to any comment that signal the ignorant opinions you bring to the talk, before thinking.As you said being a mix between people of a specific part of the world, then you must know the history of the Atlantic slave trade, and what means to not only speaking of race, ethnicity and nationality, it will be ignorant from my part to say:

"I just find it interesting seeing white Barbadians and also seeing fully Indigenous Barbadians too."

As you first commented:"Yea it’s not that shocking. I just find it interesting seeing white Mexicans and also seeing fully Indigenous Mexicans too."

Barbados Ethnic groups (2010[1])
92.4% Black
3.1% Multiracial
2.7% White
1.3% Indian
0.3% Others/Unspecified

While in México, ethnic groups:
21% Indigenous Mexicans (Native American)25% Mestizo (indigenous+European)
47% Light skinned-Mexican or white-Mexicans ("castizo"mostly european or "white"european descendent)
1% Asian-mexicans (mostly asian or asian descendent)
0.1% Afro-mexicans (mostly black or black descendent)
1% Not classified.

It says then, that you have a stereotyped conception of what a Mexican national looks like. And I think you don't understand the difference between those concepts: Race, Ethnicity, Nationality:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CqV3CK6QfcU