BAROMETER · 29 August 2026
Latino 360 Barometer: first wave
Introducing the recurring opinion and consumption study of the Latin American community in Spain: what it measures, with what sample, and what we will publish openly.
The first consultancy dedicated to Spain's Latino market
We measure, explain and activate the Latin American consumer living in Spain for companies, governments and embassies.
Colombia
Source: Spanish Ministry of Inclusion, Social Security and Migration, July 2026 · Bank of Spain, table 17.6a, 2025. Bars on a square-root scale.
The market in numbers
4.2 M
Latin Americans living in Spain — more than in the rest of the EU combined
Banco de España, Boletín Económico 2025/T2 · 2026
1 in 3
Latin Americans are ≈ 1/3 of foreign Social Security contributors, and a majority among those under 35
Ministerio de Inclusión, Seguridad Social y Migraciones · 2025
€7.3 bn
Remittances Spain → Americas (≈ 60% of the worldwide total)
Banco de España, Boletín Estadístico, cuadro 17.6a · 2025
0
Colombian contributors, the largest Latino community in the country
Ministerio de Inclusión, Seguridad Social y Migraciones · julio de 2026
We research it, we understand it and we turn that knowledge into strategies that help companies and institutions connect, grow and create opportunities.
Spain is the second-largest sender of remittances to Latin America, behind only the United States, and is home to one of the largest Latin American populations in Europe. Yet this market remains hard to pinpoint accurately through generalist studies and samples. Latinos 360 exists to close that gap: we research the Latino market in Spain specifically, with our own methodology, our own panel and first-hand knowledge of the communities and institutions that represent it.
Services
Panel 360
A representative sample by nationality of origin, length of residence, region, administrative status and income level. Fieldwork in 72 hours. Multi-channel collection.
How Panel 360 works
Public affairs
Governments, embassies and consulates make decisions every day that affect millions of people of Latin American origin. We give them the evidence to make those decisions: integration and employment diagnostics, reports by nationality, and measurement of each policy's impact.
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Every study publishes its technical sheet: universe, sample, margin of error, fieldwork dates and collection method.
Every published figure cites its source and date. Provisional estimates are flagged as such until verified.
Informed consent, panel pseudonymisation and GDPR compliance across all data collection and processing.
