@@HispaniolaHistoryChannel Thanks for spread the hidden true story about Portuguese in the Caribbean area. I'm Portuguese leaving now in California. By the way, if you like, I can send you lots of information about the Portuguese "secret" history.
Cibaeños or Northern, Northwestern Dominicans are known to add a “I or Y” sound when they speak. This is because the Portuguese who arrived on the island could not pronounce the Castellano dialect of Spanish.
No lol Portuguese sound nothing like that, Eastern Cuba (afro-cubans) also does the same, as well as Afro Colombians (certain communities), the Bozol Spanish of Afro Mexicans also did the same thing, in other words, it was a BLACK thing that enslaved blacks that were captured by the Portuguese would do, probably to mimic their way of speaking
@@AnthonyDRLopez Um, they could speak Spanish, just like I can speak Spanish, or what I call Portañol.lol Can you speak any of the languages? Do you realize how close they are? To be honest more Portuguese can speak Spanish than Spanish can speak Portuguese. My uncle Joāo could speak Spanish, but he wouldn’t. He said if I can understand them, they should be able to understand us. I’m sure there’s a lot of Spanish that could speak Portuguese, but they choose not to. A lot of them act like it’s below them for some reason to do so. I don’t care though. If I see a Spanish person having a difficult time, I help them out. Scientifically by DNA, they’re like our cousins. So not knowing how to pronounce things in Spanish is a huge amount of BS. Spanish is way easier than Portuguese to speak anyways.
Now Brazilian Portuguese is harder for the Portuguese to understand or pronounce, but again, we can understand them better than they can understand us. It’s like a slap in the face. They changed the language so much. It’s like what the F happened? They got this Gee and cha sound that makes me think it came from the Italians. It’s like you took a bunch of different languages and added it to Portuguese.
My parents are from DR and I took the DNA test and came out as 41% Portugal and 16% Spaniard, 18% West Africa, 8% Native, +5% North Africa, and the 12% being from other European nations . Figured it would be reversed, so I am really shocked.
I’m 24% Portuguese 21%Spaniard 4% basque 2%french so I’m mostly iberian.. totally I’m 61% European 25% African 14% Native American .. I’m of Dominican and Puerto Rican descent
The so-called "black" dude on the horse at around 16:35-ish is a Knight Templar. The Cross is called "The Cross of Suffering." In other videos, he's described as a "nobleman." He's of the Order of the Holy Knights of Jesus Christ. Thought you should know.
@@HispaniolaHistoryChannel That's interesting. But, it seems the cross on the cape isn't the Cross of Saint James. The Cross of Saint James has two fleur-de-lis at points east and west with a nail to the south. In contrast, the Cross of Suffering has nails at all points, north, south, east, and west.
@@kwakukumi4729 with the image being very small it's hard to say for sure. When you zoom up, the edges look more round, especially the top one. A documentary shot in Lisbon confirmed it to be Santiago.
Yea my last name is Chavez it mostly comes from Spain,Mexico,and the Philippines which I’m also puzzled to see where I come from as Chavez is not common in DR so I think my dad has to be a descendant from Spain but I’m not sure if he is because he is an Afro Latino although I think he has much more European than African but my moms great grandmother ( my great great grandmother) looked very Afro like an Afro descendant but she married a European man I don’t think he could’ve been from Spain or Portugal possibly because there is no photo of him.
The Spanish at that time didn’t have a lot of sailers that would go on these excursions. A lot of Portuguese and some other Europeans like the Dutch sailed their ships. So it makes sense. Remember Portugal was doing it longer and more experienced
The Vandals came from south Norway and west Sweden until Vänern lake region. VendilaR means probably, the lesser people from *Vendiz(Vänern lake´s ancient name)..
Silva comes from the Portuguese DaSilva .In Brazil,there are those who still conserve the complete last name DaSilva . DaSIlva was a very common Portuguese Jewish last name
Nice video, in doing my own genetic research, myself and family have significant Portuguese/Iberian Peninsula, South Indian, North African, Central American Indigenous, Inuit Indigenous and West African. Both my parents and lineage are from South Carolina, I'm Black American.
Thanks for the comment, I would say being Hispanic is more than just genetics, it's also connected to a language and common culture. Also, having immediate relatives who are Hispanics is important also in determining cultural identity
@@adelesr4965luistanos sao invenção dos romantismo nacionalista. São mais Calaicos que lusitanos... embora se precise de mais dados e pesquisas para confima lo
My ancestry dna test says I’m 55.3% souther European of that 49.9% Spanish and Portuguese 36.3%sub Saharan African 4.4% indigenous American 2.9% western Asian North African supposedly Arab, Egyptian Levantine my paternal haplogroup is R1b and my maternal is h10 last name is Nunez. Great vid!!
Portugal was part of Spain for 60 years, XVI and XVII centuries, just after the Gold age of Portugal. That why so many Portuguese DNA in Spanish colonies, the same happened in Brazil a Portuguese colony has also many Spanish DNA.
That is completely wrong I don't even know where to start to explain. I just suggest that you do some important research cause your knowledge is laughable
@@HispaniolaHistoryChannel The Portuguese Jews of Jamaica by Mordechai Arbell. He talks about them living in St Jago de la Vega (Spanish Town) 1535. Yes Maroon leaders Juan de Bolas and Juan de Serra's Spanish Jamaicans. We have a river today called Rio Minho from Spanish times. Portuguese also came later 1900 as workers there is a family by me call Fernandes they are fishermen. Look like people in Cape Verde as they mix race. Hispaniola had the first vaqueros in the Americas. Cuba and Jamaica second. Not Mexico or Texas.
Puerto Rican's, Cubans and Dominicans likely have a some Amazigh, Arab and Jewish ancestry. The descendants of King David and the Prophet Mohammed went to live in Spain. The Royals of Spain are related to both. From King David when the King of Aragon married Paloma Ben Yahia of the Ibn Yahya family. From the Prophet Mohammed from King Alfonso VI of Castile’s wife Zaida. This is your FAMILY, don't let other's steal this from you, and don't be fooled to be ashamed of your Spanish and Portuguese Blood. You Hispanics are the Moors, are the Hebrews, are the natives and created two of the greatest Empires in history. VIVA LA RAZA CARAJO!!
If you have Spanish ancestry, that will come as "Spain" in you ancestry test, not as "Moor". If you have "Moor" ancestry it will come as "North African". Hebrew will come as "middle east" or "Sephardic Jew". NEVER as "Hispanic", hispanica doesn't exist in terms of DNA, its an US invention (originally wasn't supposed to designate a race, but a culture).
Something isn't right in your video, if I understand it correctly. Sephardic Jews aren't black. There are Sephardic Jews today, most of them live in Israel, they migrated mostly from north africa and the balkans. They're not too different from Arabs, or even southern Europeans. And I wonder where you took this information that sephardic Jews were related to jews from India. The Sephardic community stablished itself in iberia during the Roman Empire. And most Portuguese Jews can be traced back to Spain after they were expelled. I'm curious to see your sources
Darkskin doesn't equal black ,dravidians and melanesians are darskin. Black means pale and waning , voidless of color. The word 'Black' can be traced back to its proto Indo-European origins through the word 'blac' which meant pale, wan, colourless, or albino. 'Blac' was incorporated into Old French as Blanc, Italian and Spanish as Blanco, Bianca, Bianco, Bianchi. All humans have a darkskin or brownskin human ancestor of origin Thanks for the info though appreciate it!
That's because the word black comes from an indo European word that is associated with fire (bhleg). Some cultures later associated it to the light, and other associated it to the ashes and charcoal, which are dark. It's not correct, though, to equate black in the English language to "devoid of color, pale". The word p*ta, with a U instead of the *, used to mean a girl or lady in archaic forms of Spanish and Portuguese. But don't try to call a lady using that word today, the meaning has changed completely.
Portuguese hardly immigrated to the Caribbean islands, there are numerous census done in your country as well as the ships that registered the immigrants that were coming from Europe, not sure why you havent bothered looking at those as a reliable source lol that Portuguese blood you are scoring is simply GALICIAN ancestry which Galician immigrants were very numerous in the Caribbean as well as in Argentina and Uruguay, Galicians on those genetic companies tend to score higher Portuguese than Spanish. So no, its not necessarily Portuguese but in fact Galician roots. The only countries that had real Portuguese immigrants were Mexico, Brazil and Peru. There are records, census and even genetic companies that have talked about it (23andme, AncestryDNA, FTDNA etc).
Sounds like you making up alot of stuff. I'll go with family oral history, genetic science, official manuscripts of Santo Domingo, and old maps...I'll leave the false history and opinions to folks like you.
Today’s Dominican Republic at some point in its history had 10% of its population of Portuguese descents. Even the first registered immigrant to Manhattan New York was a guy called João Rodrigues (his father was Portuguese, mother African slave) born in Santo Domingo. He own the record of being the first immigrant of European descent, the first immigrant of African descent, the first mixed race, the first latino, the first Dominican.
@@nydomirican6193 can you show me a census and the immigrant registrations of your nation? It shouldn't be hard since we can find the ones from Africa that entered your island. Also that man's father was only born in Portugal, his parents were actually from SPAIN, many Spaniards would immigrate to Portugal.
@@HispaniolaHistoryChannel how am I making things up when you couldn't even provide any census and European registrations lol all you did was especulate from your part with theories with nothing to back up.
@@Mr.BeefwithChixken there isn't any difference, this is why Genetic companies tend to group them together, just look at 23andme, and before AncestryDNA did an update, they also had both nations as Iberians. If you look up dna results of Spaniards from Galicia, Asturias and those Northeastern areas, you'll see them score a lot of Portuguese ancestry, many times higher than the Spanish one. The ones in Southern Spain score very high Spanish and some Portuguese and Italian. Basques are normally the ones who score 100% Spanish or Iberian. I can give you a site where you can see Spanish results from various areas of Spain, and then I can send you the type of immigrants of Spain that mostly settled in the Caribbean, when you see those dna results and those settlers, you'll see why some Caribbeans score high Portuguese, it has nothing to do with actual Portuguese ancestry at all. I guess some people wanna make themselves seem unique and exotic for Hispanic standards.
Ugal essentially means vomit, so Portugal means Port Throw Up.... Leviticus 18:25 [25]And the land is defiled: therefore I do visit the iniquity thereof upon it, and the land itself vomiteth out her inhabitants. Jeremiah 48:26 [26]Make ye him drunken: for he magnified himself against the LORD: Moab also shall wallow in his vomit, and he also shall be in derision. Isaiah 28:1,3,8,10-11 [1]Woe to the crown of pride, to the drunkards of Ephraim, whose glorious beauty is a fading flower, which are on the head of the fat valleys of them that are overcome with wine! [3]The crown of pride, the drunkards of Ephraim, shall be trodden under feet: [8]For all tables are full of vomit and filthiness, so that there is no place clean. [10]For precept must be upon precept, precept upon precept; line upon line, line upon line; here a little, and there a little: [11]For with stammering lips and another tongue will he speak to this people.
Portus Cale was the original celtic name of Portugal, nothing to do with vomit. While ugal means vomit in English that was not the language used by the Celts neither the original language of the bible. Your quotes from the bible donot mention portugal at all, they can refer to any place on the planet. Portugal didn't exist then. Like all religious people you can interpret the scriptures to your wildest fancy. And for this channel's host to actually give a heart to your comment...???
Portugal after being one of the richest countries in the World Failed because they threw out the Jews. Big mistake. And Portugal was the only country in Europe not to kill the Nights Templar.
What the hell are you talking about!? The Jews were expelled by the Marquês de Pombal and by then Portugal had already been overtaken by other European powers.
My ancestry dna says I'm 25% portuguese 21% spanish 22%African 16%taino 5%North African 1%South America 2%basque 6%French I'm of puertorican decent.. I like your videos how u could separate the dark race .in the states just the whole world was black it paints with a broad brush and makes it confusing
Portuguese ancestry is not North African or African ancestry, those are two different things. When you do a genetic ancestry test, if you are a Black Portuguese, your ancestry will come up as African, not as Portuguese. There is no "Black Portuguese" ancestry, just as there is no "African American" ancestry.
Portugués and Spaniards we're the same, until Portugal asked for theyr freedom.Philipe the second gave them 6 months to get they're own lenguaje to be free.
Mate first of all "LANGUAGE" and secondly we Portuguese didn't ask for nothing we fought for our independence for almost 30.years!! After the so called Iberian union that lasted for more than 60 years. This spanish take over was due to the fact that after the young (and foolish) Portuguese King died in the battle of alcahser Quibir against a bigger army of moors and ottomans allowing King Felipe of Spain to claim the Portuguese crown. To wrap up the Portuguese are descent of the lusitanians one the biggest celtic tribes in the iberian peninsula and Portugal has a country exist first than Spain.
@@antonioneves5145 Man My bad inglish is not my first language. What I wrote was told to me,by Spaniard,he was a teacher and that's how I learned that.
@@jesusangelgonzalez4627 mate you shouldn't believe in everything and that teacher who told you that should go back to school and get is facts right. By the way English is not my first language neither
Curious, what do you think modern day Portuguese people are? Because most modern day Portuguese have Israelite ancestors who were forced to convert to Christianity and married Romans, Greeks, Celts, Moors, Etc
Curious, what do you think modern day Portuguese people are? Because most modern day Portuguese have Israelite ancestors who were forced to convert to Christianity and married Romans, Greeks, Celts, Moors, Etc
Not really, those were recent Jews, the sephardic Jews referred in the video were on the island since the days of Columbus. Two totally different kinds of Jews from different time periods.
Nope. We are a new people made of various influences. It will take more time to us fuse them all but we stand steady for our culture. I'm Brazilian btw... but if you have 16 origins, yes, indeed, so you have to pick the most important ones...
Bravo. From your Lusitanian Celt. Thank you so much for this very informational video. Força Lusitania. We are Iberian.
Indeed we are
What is the genetic difference between spanish and portugese folks?
The island should be called THE AFRICAN
@@HispaniolaHistoryChannel Thanks for spread the hidden true story about Portuguese in the Caribbean area. I'm Portuguese leaving now in California. By the way, if you like, I can send you lots of information about the Portuguese "secret" history.
@@pedroluis758 thanks for the feedback, yeah that would be great, you can reach me directly on TikTok or contact info on the About page
Cibaeños or Northern, Northwestern Dominicans are known to add a “I or Y” sound when they speak. This is because the Portuguese who arrived on the island could not pronounce the Castellano dialect of Spanish.
No lol Portuguese sound nothing like that, Eastern Cuba (afro-cubans) also does the same, as well as Afro Colombians (certain communities), the Bozol Spanish of Afro Mexicans also did the same thing, in other words, it was a BLACK thing that enslaved blacks that were captured by the Portuguese would do, probably to mimic their way of speaking
@@AnthonyDRLopez Um, they could speak Spanish, just like I can speak Spanish, or what I call Portañol.lol Can you speak any of the languages? Do you realize how close they are? To be honest more Portuguese can speak Spanish than Spanish can speak Portuguese. My uncle Joāo could speak Spanish, but he wouldn’t. He said if I can understand them, they should be able to understand us. I’m sure there’s a lot of Spanish that could speak Portuguese, but they choose not to. A lot of them act like it’s below them for some reason to do so. I don’t care though. If I see a Spanish person having a difficult time, I help them out. Scientifically by DNA, they’re like our cousins. So not knowing how to pronounce things in Spanish is a huge amount of BS. Spanish is way easier than Portuguese to speak anyways.
Now Brazilian Portuguese is harder for the Portuguese to understand or pronounce, but again, we can understand them better than they can understand us. It’s like a slap in the face. They changed the language so much. It’s like what the F happened? They got this Gee and cha sound that makes me think it came from the Italians. It’s like you took a bunch of different languages and added it to Portuguese.
My parents are from DR and I took the DNA test and came out as 41% Portugal and 16% Spaniard, 18% West Africa, 8% Native, +5% North Africa, and the 12% being from other European nations . Figured it would be reversed, so I am really shocked.
That's a great mix genetics, the DNA proves a heavy presence of the Portuguese in HISPANIOLA
I’m 24% Portuguese 21%Spaniard 4% basque 2%french so I’m mostly iberian.. totally I’m 61% European 25% African 14% Native American .. I’m of Dominican and Puerto Rican descent
Wow amazing research, keep going bro !
The so-called "black" dude on the horse at around 16:35-ish is a Knight Templar. The Cross is called "The Cross of Suffering." In other videos, he's described as a "nobleman." He's of the Order of the Holy Knights of Jesus Christ.
Thought you should know.
Thanks for that feedback and information the dark knight. Is it possible that he can be from the Knights of Santiago?
@@HispaniolaHistoryChannel That's interesting. But, it seems the cross on the cape isn't the Cross of Saint James. The Cross of Saint James has two fleur-de-lis at points east and west with a nail to the south. In contrast, the Cross of Suffering has nails at all points, north, south, east, and west.
@@kwakukumi4729 with the image being very small it's hard to say for sure. When you zoom up, the edges look more round, especially the top one. A documentary shot in Lisbon confirmed it to be Santiago.
Yea my last name is Chavez it mostly comes from Spain,Mexico,and the Philippines which I’m also puzzled to see where I come from as Chavez is not common in DR so I think my dad has to be a descendant from Spain but I’m not sure if he is because he is an Afro Latino although I think he has much more European than African but my moms great grandmother ( my great great grandmother) looked very Afro like an Afro descendant but she married a European man I don’t think he could’ve been from Spain or Portugal possibly because there is no photo of him.
The Spanish at that time didn’t have a lot of sailers that would go on these excursions. A lot of Portuguese and some other Europeans like the Dutch sailed their ships. So it makes sense. Remember Portugal was doing it longer and more experienced
The Vandals came from south Norway and west Sweden until Vänern lake region. VendilaR means probably, the lesser people from *Vendiz(Vänern lake´s ancient name)..
Silva comes from the Portuguese DaSilva .In Brazil,there are those who still conserve the complete last name DaSilva . DaSIlva was a very common Portuguese Jewish last name
"Very common" still the great majority is not jewish
@@n.m.m5460 not today in Brazil or Portugal . Some have dropped the Da and today is only SIlva
Silva viene del latin
Selva que es igual a bosque
@@miguelpereztorres2343 Silva can be from Selwa: pastor. Selwa is hispano-celtic.
@@The1ByTheSea the majority still is Iberian indigenous origin, not jewish, like this false propaganda
Nice video, in doing my own genetic research, myself and family have significant Portuguese/Iberian Peninsula, South Indian, North African, Central American Indigenous, Inuit Indigenous and West African. Both my parents and lineage are from South Carolina, I'm Black American.
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I’m black American but I took African ancestry DNA and gotten on my Paternal lineage Spain and Portugal… so am I “Hispanic”?
Thanks for the comment, I would say being Hispanic is more than just genetics, it's also connected to a language and common culture. Also, having immediate relatives who are Hispanics is important also in determining cultural identity
hispânico”? são os espanhois os portuguêses são os Lusitanos
@@adelesr4965luistanos sao invenção dos romantismo nacionalista. São mais Calaicos que lusitanos... embora se precise de mais dados e pesquisas para confima lo
My ancestry DNA test says I'm 100% Portuguese.
That's awesome, bom para você meu amigo
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Thalawad, thanks for that feedback. I tip my hat to you
"very dark" means Sub-Saharan African now gotcha. Jay shetty is just black as the night sky huh.
Very interesting
Not in the Hispaniola, just in Dominicans!!
Im a Brown skinned American with Paternal Ancestry from Portugal, This documentary was very interesting as i try to learn more about the Portugeese
Color classification was influence from physical anthropological data
My ancestry dna test says I’m 55.3% souther European of that 49.9% Spanish and Portuguese 36.3%sub Saharan African 4.4% indigenous American 2.9% western Asian North African supposedly Arab, Egyptian Levantine my paternal haplogroup is R1b and my maternal is h10 last name is Nunez. Great vid!!
Interesting, your genetics are very similar to mine. The asian DNA in Hispanics is another topic I hope to cover soon.
@@HispaniolaHistoryChannel cool are you also R1b ?
@@170netilio yes, threw my mother's line
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Portugal was part of Spain for 60 years, XVI and XVII centuries, just after the Gold age of Portugal.
That why so many Portuguese DNA in Spanish colonies, the same happened in Brazil a Portuguese colony has also many Spanish DNA.
That is completely wrong I don't even know where to start to explain. I just suggest that you do some important research cause your knowledge is laughable
Small dark highlanders? Wasn’t he a folklorist? Was he possibly describing mountain trolls?
I'm Salvadoran and I have 3% Portuguese ancestry.
We had them in Spanish Jamaica 1494 to 1655. Hispaniola was ground zero of the Colombian exchange.
@@abdulazizclare9545 that's right, the maroons who were fighting the British in Jamaica originally had Spanish and Portuguese names
@@HispaniolaHistoryChannel The Portuguese Jews of Jamaica by Mordechai Arbell. He talks about them living in St Jago de la Vega (Spanish Town) 1535. Yes Maroon leaders Juan de Bolas and Juan de Serra's Spanish Jamaicans. We have a river today called Rio Minho from Spanish times. Portuguese also came later 1900 as workers there is a family by me call Fernandes they are fishermen. Look like people in Cape Verde as they mix race. Hispaniola had the first vaqueros in the Americas. Cuba and Jamaica second. Not Mexico or Texas.
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Love the information, part of my family were from Macao and the results of my DNA test said I am partially Portuguese.
Thanks for the feedback, yes ..Be proud of that ancestry and let no one shame you of it
Puerto Rican's, Cubans and Dominicans likely have a some Amazigh, Arab and Jewish ancestry.
The descendants of King David and the Prophet Mohammed went to live in Spain.
The Royals of Spain are related to both. From King David when the King of Aragon married Paloma Ben Yahia of the Ibn Yahya family. From the Prophet Mohammed from King Alfonso VI of Castile’s wife Zaida.
This is your FAMILY, don't let other's steal this from you, and don't be fooled to be ashamed of your Spanish and Portuguese Blood.
You Hispanics are the Moors, are the Hebrews, are the natives and created two of the greatest Empires in history.
VIVA LA RAZA CARAJO!!
Thanks for that comment, very well said
If you have Spanish ancestry, that will come as "Spain" in you ancestry test, not as "Moor". If you have "Moor" ancestry it will come as "North African". Hebrew will come as "middle east" or "Sephardic Jew". NEVER as "Hispanic", hispanica doesn't exist in terms of DNA, its an US invention (originally wasn't supposed to designate a race, but a culture).
That's me...tudu Bem?
You have alot of Sephardic jewish + north african ancestry 10%!!! Wow
18.3% one of your grandparent had significant Portuguese ancestry
Indeed, I appreciate that your are paying attention to the details. Yes, most of those generics came from my grand parents.
Gracias por tu video me interés mucho esa de portuguesa por qué pensé que era más España pero es Portugal 🇵🇹
There was African Knights Templars in Iberia, Portugal and Spain.
Something isn't right in your video, if I understand it correctly. Sephardic Jews aren't black. There are Sephardic Jews today, most of them live in Israel, they migrated mostly from north africa and the balkans. They're not too different from Arabs, or even southern Europeans. And I wonder where you took this information that sephardic Jews were related to jews from India. The Sephardic community stablished itself in iberia during the Roman Empire. And most Portuguese Jews can be traced back to Spain after they were expelled. I'm curious to see your sources
Além disso o termo mouro ou moirato (escuro) definia os muçulmanos do resto do povo durante séculos.
Darkskin doesn't equal black ,dravidians and melanesians are darskin.
Black means pale and waning , voidless of color.
The word 'Black' can be traced back to its proto Indo-European origins through the word 'blac' which meant pale, wan, colourless, or albino. 'Blac' was incorporated into Old French as Blanc, Italian and Spanish as Blanco, Bianca, Bianco, Bianchi.
All humans have a darkskin or brownskin human ancestor of origin
Thanks for the info though appreciate it!
That's because the word black comes from an indo European word that is associated with fire (bhleg). Some cultures later associated it to the light, and other associated it to the ashes and charcoal, which are dark. It's not correct, though, to equate black in the English language to "devoid of color, pale". The word p*ta, with a U instead of the *, used to mean a girl or lady in archaic forms of Spanish and Portuguese. But don't try to call a lady using that word today, the meaning has changed completely.
BRING IT OUT 📣📣📣
Kan, No turning back now
Portuguese hardly immigrated to the Caribbean islands, there are numerous census done in your country as well as the ships that registered the immigrants that were coming from Europe, not sure why you havent bothered looking at those as a reliable source lol that Portuguese blood you are scoring is simply GALICIAN ancestry which Galician immigrants were very numerous in the Caribbean as well as in Argentina and Uruguay, Galicians on those genetic companies tend to score higher Portuguese than Spanish. So no, its not necessarily Portuguese but in fact Galician roots. The only countries that had real Portuguese immigrants were Mexico, Brazil and Peru. There are records, census and even genetic companies that have talked about it (23andme, AncestryDNA, FTDNA etc).
Sounds like you making up alot of stuff. I'll go with family oral history, genetic science, official manuscripts of Santo Domingo, and old maps...I'll leave the false history and opinions to folks like you.
Today’s Dominican Republic at some point in its history had 10% of its population of Portuguese descents. Even the first registered immigrant to Manhattan New York was a guy called João Rodrigues (his father was Portuguese, mother African slave) born in Santo Domingo. He own the record of being the first immigrant of European descent, the first immigrant of African descent, the first mixed race, the first latino, the first Dominican.
@@nydomirican6193 can you show me a census and the immigrant registrations of your nation? It shouldn't be hard since we can find the ones from Africa that entered your island. Also that man's father was only born in Portugal, his parents were actually from SPAIN, many Spaniards would immigrate to Portugal.
@@HispaniolaHistoryChannel how am I making things up when you couldn't even provide any census and European registrations lol all you did was especulate from your part with theories with nothing to back up.
@@Mr.BeefwithChixken there isn't any difference, this is why Genetic companies tend to group them together, just look at 23andme, and before AncestryDNA did an update, they also had both nations as Iberians. If you look up dna results of Spaniards from Galicia, Asturias and those Northeastern areas, you'll see them score a lot of Portuguese ancestry, many times higher than the Spanish one. The ones in Southern Spain score very high Spanish and some Portuguese and Italian. Basques are normally the ones who score 100% Spanish or Iberian. I can give you a site where you can see Spanish results from various areas of Spain, and then I can send you the type of immigrants of Spain that mostly settled in the Caribbean, when you see those dna results and those settlers, you'll see why some Caribbeans score high Portuguese, it has nothing to do with actual Portuguese ancestry at all. I guess some people wanna make themselves seem unique and exotic for Hispanic standards.
Ugal essentially means vomit, so Portugal means Port Throw Up....
Leviticus 18:25
[25]And the land is defiled: therefore I do visit the iniquity thereof upon it, and the land itself vomiteth out her inhabitants.
Jeremiah 48:26
[26]Make ye him drunken: for he magnified himself against the LORD: Moab also shall wallow in his vomit, and he also shall be in derision.
Isaiah 28:1,3,8,10-11
[1]Woe to the crown of pride, to the drunkards of Ephraim, whose glorious beauty is a fading flower, which are on the head of the fat valleys of them that are overcome with wine!
[3]The crown of pride, the drunkards of Ephraim, shall be trodden under feet:
[8]For all tables are full of vomit and filthiness, so that there is no place clean.
[10]For precept must be upon precept, precept upon precept; line upon line, line upon line; here a little, and there a little:
[11]For with stammering lips and another tongue will he speak to this people.
Portus Cale was the original celtic name of Portugal, nothing to do with vomit. While ugal means vomit in English that was not the language used by the Celts neither the original language of the bible. Your quotes from the bible donot mention portugal at all, they can refer to any place on the planet. Portugal didn't exist then. Like all religious people you can interpret the scriptures to your wildest fancy. And for this channel's host to actually give a heart to your comment...???
Holy ignorance...
Portugal after being one of the richest countries in the World Failed because they threw out the Jews. Big mistake. And Portugal was the only country in Europe not to kill the Nights Templar.
What the hell are you talking about!? The Jews were expelled by the Marquês de Pombal and by then Portugal had already been overtaken by other European powers.
What hahahah
@@davidcampos268 K, é mentira !?
My ancestry dna says I'm 25% portuguese 21% spanish 22%African 16%taino 5%North African 1%South America 2%basque 6%French I'm of puertorican decent.. I like your videos how u could separate the dark race .in the states just the whole world was black it paints with a broad brush and makes it confusing
Thanks for the feedback, your genetics say your family has a long presence in the Americas, be proud of your ancestors, we are a great people
@@HispaniolaHistoryChannel European means you're Caucasoid in origin.
@@patrickfitzgerald2052 Is that the official diffinition or is that your opinion?
@@raquelrichardson6362 This guy rapes European women.
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Portuguese ancestry is not North African or African ancestry, those are two different things. When you do a genetic ancestry test, if you are a Black Portuguese, your ancestry will come up as African, not as Portuguese. There is no "Black Portuguese" ancestry, just as there is no "African American" ancestry.
Portugués and Spaniards we're the same, until Portugal asked for theyr freedom.Philipe the second gave them 6 months to get they're own lenguaje to be free.
The war between Portugal and Spain is overlooked in American history
Mate first of all "LANGUAGE" and secondly we Portuguese didn't ask for nothing we fought for our independence for almost 30.years!! After the so called Iberian union that lasted for more than 60 years. This spanish take over was due to the fact that after the young (and foolish) Portuguese King died in the battle of alcahser Quibir against a bigger army of moors and ottomans allowing King Felipe of Spain to claim the Portuguese crown. To wrap up the Portuguese are descent of the lusitanians one the biggest celtic tribes in the iberian peninsula and Portugal has a country exist first than Spain.
@@antonioneves5145 Man My bad inglish is not my first language.
What I wrote was told to me,by Spaniard,he was a teacher and that's how I learned that.
@@jesusangelgonzalez4627 mate you shouldn't believe in everything and that teacher who told you that should go back to school and get is facts right. By the way English is not my first language neither
Portugal Love Spain.
Saudações Irmãos.
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Krio, Kriol, & Creole = Criollo*
Cape verde
The truth is out
Curious, what do you think modern day Portuguese people are? Because most modern day Portuguese have Israelite ancestors who were forced to convert to Christianity and married Romans, Greeks, Celts, Moors, Etc
Grande treta!
Crazy my last name is mauricio which means “moor or dark skin” in Portuguese
The Lost tribes of Israel
Indeed, northern kingdom for sure
Curious, what do you think modern day Portuguese people are? Because most modern day Portuguese have Israelite ancestors who were forced to convert to Christianity and married Romans, Greeks, Celts, Moors, Etc
And phoenicians, carthaginese@@ruh8659
🤔Could Jewish dna come from when "El Jefe" gave them asylum mid 1900s💯🇩🇴
Not really, those were recent Jews, the sephardic Jews referred in the video were on the island since the days of Columbus. Two totally different kinds of Jews from different time periods.
There is nothing good about having your blood diluted
Are you pure?
@bottlefed517 The Dominican Republic is the only island from the Caribbean that does participate in the West Indian Parade. That says a lot
@@Primevision78 You didn't answer my question. Have the day you deserve sir.
@@bottlefed517 I always do. Thank you!
Nope. We are a new people made of various influences. It will take more time to us fuse them all but we stand steady for our culture. I'm Brazilian btw... but if you have 16 origins, yes, indeed, so you have to pick the most important ones...