Bahio-Arboladans
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.jpg) A wealthy Bahio-Arboladan merchant family from Nova Bahia, Arbolada, ca. 1900 | |
| Total population | |
|---|---|
| approx. 4,900,000 | |
| Regions with significant populations | |
 Arbolada | approx. 4,600,000 |
 Paretia | approx. 20,000 |
| TBA | TBA |
| Languages | |
| Luzelese, Weranian | |
| Religion | |
| Sotirianity | |
Bahio-Arboladans (Luzelese: Bahio-arboladanos, Weranian: Bahio-arboladaner) are people in Arbolada who are of Bahian descent. The bulk of Bahio-Arboladans come from Bahia as slaves who were brought to the Viceroyalty of San Felix for the Paretian colonial empire.
As of 2020, the Bahio-Arboladan population comprise 17.3% of the country's population (approximately 4.6 million people), with a global population of 4.9 million. The bulk of the Bahio-Arboladan community lives in major urban centers with Bahian heritage (such as Laranjal, Calusa, and Nova Bahia), or in villages within the Arboladan interior.