Germánicas
Germánicas refers to the Germanic peoples, a group of ancient tribes and later nations who inhabited Northern Europe. Their origins are debated, but they are generally understood to have emerged from a broader Indo-European population. The term "Germanic" is linguistic, derived from the Latin term *Germani*, used by Julius Caesar to describe the inhabitants of the lands east of the Rhine River.
The early Germanic tribes were characterized by their distinct languages, which evolved into the modern Germanic
During the late Roman Empire, several Germanic tribes, including the Goths, Vandals, Franks, and Lombards, migrated