If you use "y", you're emphasizing the next adjective. It should only be used when it's very important that apart from being Spanish, they're young or vice-versa. Probably, if you had a list of three or more adjectives, the "y" wouldn't change much the emphases.
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Originally Posted by fglorca
muchos jóvenes españoles (This expression is not the same as the next one: here, "jóvenes" is a noun and "españoles" is an adjective.)
muchos españoles jóvenes (In this sentence, "jóvenes" is an adjective and "españoles" is the noun)
You must choose one or the other, depending on whom you want your subject to be.
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