How many people live in mexico?

Between 9 to 15% of the population, primarily located in Mexico City, Jalisco, Sonora, Sinaloa, Coahuila, Tamaulipas, Durango, Nuevo León, Zacatecas and Chihuahua and other large metropolitan areas, would be classified as White. Most of these are criollos, the relatively unmixed descendants of Spanish colonists; however, other settlers arrived during the Mexican Empire period in the 19th century, including mostly French, then Italians during the government of Porfirio Díaz; White Americans, Yugoslavs and Germans arrived in Mexico after World War I. During the 1930s many Spanish refugees fleeing the Spanish Civil War arrived, mostly in Mexico City. Polish and Russian (Guadalupe, Baja California) refugees, Ashkenazic Jews among them, also settled during the war. The European Jewish immigrants joined the Sephardic community that had lived in Mexico since the Spanish Inquisition. Germans have been a great influence in Mexico's history especially in the state of Sinaloa, primarily in the city of Mazatlan. The Germans founded Mazatlan and were the creators of Banda music (which sounds like polka) and the Pacifico beer.