My Great Grandfather 4 generations back was a confederate colonel for North Carolina. His ancestors had served in the Prussian military before immigration to the southern, US. The the USA had 11 military Colleges, 10 of which where located in the south. George Washington was also from the South ( Virginia ).
That´s where I was born! Still living here. And it is not DEEP south, it is in Southeast, less than 2 hour drive away from São Paulo and 6 hour drive from Rio. Love my city!
Yeah I know and hope to move there one day and meet everyone cause i cant eat seafood every day but I can cook country tradition food from south from scratch =)
@evanbellen people in the US refer to the south ex confederate regions as the "deep south," since it's in South America, it's even more south. It's a play on words from an American perspective.
@@aoeu256how do you know that 😭 that woman was likely born in the early 20th century, and probably met her grandmother and learned HER english (with a southern accent)
+jhnwllms47 Actually this didn't happen here in Brazil. When they came, they had to work by themselves in the plantations. They had to sell everything they had in their mother land - I wonder how that must've been tough. According to researcher Alcides Gussi, only 4 families had slaves, and there's no sign of mistreat, which means that if the slaves were EVER mistreated by them, only in isolated cases. If you see the documents here in Brasil, you'll see that they were running from oppression and beeing hunted by a winning government. If you see the documents, you'll conclude that they are far different from the Nazi, and more likely to be compared to Jews.
not quite true numbnuts... a total of 66 slaves were brought to brazil. Brazil banished slavery in 1888... but those slaves were already free.... they went of their own accord.... they weren't forced to.
@@cicerogoncalves4835 LMFAO! Comparing them to the Jewish is hilarious! Centuries of atrocities they committed unto black Americans and you have the gall to try and twist this to make them victims. Gtfo.
“They consider themselves American even though they don’t speak English and have never step foot in the United States” Now Americans know how it feels when Europeans hear Americans call themselves German or Italian etc.
Ethnicity and nationality are two different things. Unrelated to this video, but I’m an American. I am also Irish. How? Well American is my nationality and my ethnicity is Irish. It seems that most Europeans don’t learn of this difference
@@justanotheryoutubefan8070 exactly. What is this person saying? Im American but my heritage is Italian. Does that mean i can't call myself an American lol? Makes no sense
I am brazilian white ( Áustrian + italian) About 50,000 Confederates migrated to Brazil in the American Civil War These people are just remembering their ancestors just want to keep a tradition, it is not a crime
They are children of white supremacists, slave owners and slave patrollers. These people murdered,raped and destroyed black families. The leaders speeches from the confederacy can still be found online if you haven't read them yet. They're horrible people, trying to maintain and rebuild a legacy and lying about their past just like they do in the US.
As an American and Southerner this made me feel really weird, in a good way, but usually, I m used to foreigners coming here to the US, but those are foreigners descended from my people and culture. So interesting.
@@erinericssonIt's stupid if you're gonna have a low IQ take about the entire context of that towns story and just say confederate flag=racism but yeah... As if it's not obvious that it's a cultural celebration of foods, music, folklore and heritage unique to that part of the world.
@@erinericsson Jesus Christ you have your own head stuck up your ass. You really watched this video and thought these people were bad? You're so political.
@@IslenoGutierrezI know their origins are a little fucked but damn as someone who’s half African American I lowkey wanna wear a pretty dress and eat candy apples and fried chicken 😂
@@jennyhateseverything It’s not fucked up for them though, they don’t feel that way. I’ve spoken to 2 of them before that I met online and they have zero guilt of anything. They chalk it up to “practices of the times” and they just enjoy their culture and they very proud of their heritage. But I get what you’re saying. Makes me also wanna party with them and eat some fried chicken and candy apples cuz it just looks pretty cool their festival and culture. A blast from the past for sure.
Not everything is so straight forward, my friend, no one is good except LORD. We Brazilians welcomed them with open arms, they are brazilian too now!! One of our best singers, Rita Lee, is a descendant of them, and there are many others: th-cam.com/video/Xk9X8H6Hzdo/w-d-xo.html
“We Are Fighting for Independence, Not Slavery”. - Jefferson Davis President of the Confederacy to Edward Kirk 1864 “I worked night and day for 12 years to prevent the war, but I could not. The north was mad, blind,would not let us govern ourselves, and so the war came.” - Confederate President Jefferson Davis 1861 “Is it worth while to continue this union of states, where the north demands to be our masters and we are required to be their tributaries.” - Thomas Cooper of South Carolina 1860 “In this enlightened age, there are few I believe, but what will acknowledge, that slavery as an institution, is a moral & political evil in any Country.” - Robert E Lee 1856 “While we see the Course of the final abolition of human slavery is onward, & we give it the aid of our prayers & all justifiable means in our power we must leave the progress as well as the result in his hands who Sees the end” - Robert E Lee 1856 “I am rejoiced that slavery is abolished. I believe it will be greatly for the interests of the South. So fully am I satisfied of this, as regards Virginia especially, that I would cheerfully have lost all I have lost by the war, and have suffered all I have suffered, to have this object attained.” - Robert E Lee 1865 “All I think that can now be done, is to aid our noble & generous women in their efforts to protect the graves & mark the last resting places of those who have fallen, & wait for better times.” - Robert E. Lee “I have always been in favor of Emancipation.” - Robert E Lee On the third day of the battle, Confederate General Lewis Armistead led his brigade during Pickett's Charge, fixing his hat on the point of sword and reputedly urging his men to “remember what you are fighting for - your homes, your friends, your sweethearts!” In an 1863 letter to his home state congressman, Elihu Washburne, Grant summed up his pre-war attitude: “I never was an Abolitionist,” he said, “not even what could be called anti-slavery.” “Slavery exists. It is black in the South, and white in the North.” - Union Vice President Johnson. “We're not fighting for the perpetuation of slavery, but for the principles of states rights and free trade, and in defense of our homes which we were ruthlessly invaded.” -VMI Jewish Cadet Moses Jacob Ezekiel 1864 “Abolish the Loyal League and the Ku Klux Klan; let us stand together. We may differ in color, but not in sentiment. Many things have been said about me which are wrong, and which white and black persons here, who stood by me through the war, can contradict.” - Nathan Bedford Forrest “African Americans should have the right to vote.” - Confederate Colonel John Salmon Ford The confederate soldier “Fought because he was provoked, intimidated, and ultimately invaded” -James Webb Born Fighting a History of the Scoth-Irish in America “I was fighting for my home, and he had no business being there” -Virginia confederate Soldier Frank Potts
Well it was actually like that in my Dad's time. The confederate flag just wasn't overtly connected to slavery like it is today. It really started to be the flag of racism in the early 60's. Dumb fuckers just made it that way really.
There is nothing respectable about defending slavery. I celebrate my heritage of my ancestors who fought for the union by celebrating the defeat of confederates and nazis and other despicable traitors.
Confederates =/= Nazis Only a complete fool would compare the two. 2nd the US hasn't won a major conflict in 80 years and is struggling to stop their soldiers from killing themselves.
Technically they are Confederate descendants. Southern heritage applies to them too, as it does to anyone across the world who shares Confederate descent. Confederate historical heritage encompasses much more than just 4 years of war. Its deeply woven into the very idea of Southern identity. I still retain hope that sooner or later the rest of America will clue into what the world already realizes about this heritage.
A small error: it's not in the Brazilian "deep south", it's in the southeast, a bit to the north in the State of São Paulo. It's even more to the north than Rio is lol.
@@larrysmith5522 Heroes? They were racists who owned slaves and patrolled them. And also raped slaves, mistreated them and murdered them and their kids. Good to know they didn't tell you the whole truth either.
It just proves how the Confederate's way of life was impractical and thus had to mix for obvious reasons. Confederates are not Confederados. They're the descendants. But that doesn't technically make them Confederates. Confederados have accultured to the Brazilian way of life. It's a mixture of customs and traditions.
This people are not racist, my friend. They're just honoring their roots in a kind of tradition and proud. The Confederates ideals died a long time ago, this is just culture. In Brazil, you can't be racist, it's a totally mixed up country (I know that 'cause I'm Brazilian).
@@mundobostal8530 Black Latinos are now speaking out about the racism in their country, your comment is something they have heard for years........... It a way to tell theim to sit down and be quiet, don't be like the Black Americans............
Astounding, with how little understanding, or according to the mainstream narrative, not even a mention of what continued in Americana, Brazil I can only but imagine, the brutal, and savage, treatment given to the many thousands, upon thousands, of - slaves - in Brazil, and not even a word So sad!!!
Most black slaves in the USA were treated very well. They had a much, much higher survival rate than White "indentured servants" who almost never lived to see freedom. In fact most black slaves had better standards of living than poor "free" Whites in the South. Another indication of how well they were treated is how their population numbers have exploded from a mere 500,000 to tens of millions today.
parece a porra de um negro do norte chorando, vai pedir reparação também, choro de negro ressentido, supere e não deixe que o chicote estrale nunca mais, mas ficar chorando igual a cachorro machucado, um machucado que nem é seu, mas sim de quem á morreu
I absolutely do love the Confederate Culture and I do love the Confederados that do live in those Brazilian cities of Santarem, Americana, and Santa Barbara d 'Oeste, and the Protestant Confederate Battle Flag (Southern Cross of Saint Andrews) is being used in the most positive way thats possible, to unite all of the nationalities in interracial and multicultural unity, love, peace, and harmony, and thats probably the way that it should be in the 21st Century United States of America : ) !
My family traveled back and forth between the U.S & Brazil since the late 1800's which still own the farmlands today. We need to do a story together. Hollywood movie Portuguese & English! 🙏🇧🇷🇺🇸
Uhm no! 👎🏼 so much of this was really comical “suffering through a long sea voyage to Brazil” the south was so difficult to live in after the war 😂 the irony is first rate comedy!
@@cxarhomell5867 What?! Why do you think these people had to flee? **Because of motherfucking racism and slavery. *** Please put a foot down in reality dude.
Dude, nobody cares about slavery. Folks just want to see them expressing their culture without the never-ending-race-hustlers pointing the finger, because THAT is what is disgusting.
Show, the end of the story about my most recent book I wrote in the US "The Dark Color Of Blood", ends in Americana - SP - Brazil. Many Americans do not know the immigrants who came to Brazil in 1866
Add to your book the start and it's Africa Kingdom's selling people at ready-made slave markets of Africa, the people were jailed by Africans then sold to the the English France and Portugal, is how the story starts
@@DJSkittles365 Yeah but most people don’t care. Only race hustlers and white guilt liberals. The rest of us are like whatever and are not interested in chastising people for things that occurred hundreds of years ago that they can’t change
@IslenoGutierrez Man You brain washed wannabe white Hispanics have the spine of of a Sardine. Here you are calling people race hustlers and Jacksonville just had MORE Black people Killed By racist..You are a Dumbass..You still aint white tho as bad and you dream to be..
SO COOL. WHAT A GREAT STORY AND ENDING TO A DIVIDED NATION OF USA. THESE BRAVE SOLDIERS TOOK A CHANCE AT A ' NEW WORLD ' AND LOOK AT WHAT WAS CREATED. GREAT JOB.
Sounds like someone drank the propagated kool-aid. Remember history is written by the Victor's. Have fun believing lies while your history and heritage is erased
Yes, the fact that southerners of every race fought for the defense of their home is definitely not something to be proud of. Also ignore the fact that many confederates were Us veterans of 4 wars and how the confederate flag was used by us soldiers in every war since cuba. Nazis fled when they saw the southern cross on an american tank.
Yup, some Brazilian wives were taken instantly. By others throughout generations. The town has the initial American, Anglo, Scottish, Irish descent. And living in Brazil throughout generations have given them, Portuguese, African and other ethnicities.
@@polishherowitoldpilecki5521 no brasil já tinha italianos,portugueses,espanhóis,alemães até russos.inclusive foi fundado uma colônia russa perto de americana chamado nova odessa,mas não properou e os russos se espalharam pelo o estado,a colônia de nova odessa foi ocupada por imigrantes letos da Letônia que prosperaram.
Hell yeah! Never be ashamed of your ancestors. I applaud these people's appreciation of the people who fought, worked and sacrificed so that they could be here today.
100% bet that they "employed" the same system of labor down there, as they did in the US That might be why Brasil is so divided on skin color to this day
not really, brazillians valued slavery even more than the actual confederates and overthrew their monarch(Dom Pedro II) because of the royal family abolishing it. Brazil was the last country in all of the americas to abolish slavery and did so begrudgingly. The confederates did not influence anything because slavery was already a deeply rooted concept in here.
@@destressfrlyf843 Americana does not have any kind presence or influence, its just a relatively peaceful well off town of mainly white people. Most brazillians don't even know it exists. So yes, the confederates did just kind of fade from brazillian history.
@Acccident ¿But from where did they get/maintain their wealth? Surely, Their useless confederate currency was not honored there & they had no material resources to take down there Face It They did down there what they did in the USA, with impunity & probably even more gusto One would be hard pressed to believe that they went down there, took factory jobs & never reverted to what made them of "superior" status in their previous residence
@@destressfrlyf843 About that, the Emperor of Brazil, who was a open supporter of the confederacy, invited them with open arms and provided them with the land, resources and even the cost of the trip to brazil. Because he wanted to compete with the USA on cotton production, and the confederates were more or less specialists on this. And he couldn't care less about the slavery part.
Now this story and the way it is reported is amazing...not one mention of "despite the fact hate groups continue to use the Confederate flag" or any bullshit about "a side fighting to keep people enslaved" just reporting the facts impartially. And this story says it all about Confederate heritage and its true virtues and what it is all about...those graves and remembering where you came from in all of its positive aspects. It should be that way here in America too.
I agree. The reporting is not poisoned by western leftist attack dog race hustler ideology. It’s actually a very nice clip to watch and I find it quite interesting and I’m from the US south, born and raised and I’d love to meet these kinfolk. They are family.
They were still Americans either way. Maybe traitorous and seceded, but still Americans at the end of the day. It looks like someone missed a few history lessons lol.
Wrong. They are not mixed race. The majority are white, since the majority of the population of the cities of "Americana" and Santa Bárbarda do Oeste" founded by the confederates, today is made up of Italian-Brazilians, a European ethnicity that the confederates mixed with over time. For example: Rita Lee Jones, the Queen of Brazilian Rock, was of Confederate descent on her father's side and Italian descent on her mother's side.
@@IslenoGutierrez First off ..I AM A SOUTHERNER..Its Hispanics that dont know a Damn thing about the South.Besides Texas and Florida Hispanics have Zero to do with Southern Culture ..its Predominantly Black and white.
Dude, don’t be an idiot. They are obviously celebrating their ancestors culture and heritage. Fried chicken and watermelon has nothing to do with winning or losing.
i hate when they call it rebels and the rebel flag, like quit trying to make it something its not, they were confederates and what they stood for was awful
Muitos deles prosperam no Brasil ficaram ricos,fundaram escolas,hospitais até universidades.mackenzie por exemplo foi fundado por americano descendente de um confederado.
Gives the term "The South Shall Rise Again" A WHOLE NEW MEANING.
My Great Grandfather 4 generations back was a confederate colonel for North Carolina. His ancestors had served in the Prussian military before immigration to the southern, US. The the USA had 11 military Colleges, 10 of which where located in the south. George Washington was also from the South ( Virginia ).
Bet on it
That´s where I was born! Still living here. And it is not DEEP south, it is in Southeast, less than 2 hour drive away from São Paulo and 6 hour drive from Rio. Love my city!
Renan Souza we ar comparing Deep South do Usa not Brazil. Confedrates were originally from the south of USA.
Renan Souza Are you a descendant if confederado
park your bias
Yeah I know and hope to move there one day and meet everyone cause i cant eat seafood every day but I can cook country tradition food from south from scratch =)
I’m American born and raised till the age of 15 in the US, all be it from Brazilian parents. Are you a descendant of those Americans?
The fact this video doesn’t mention slavery, and the then legality of slavery in Brazil is a glaring omission.
Bro probably reminded the teacher about homework growing up
Slavery was abolished in Brazil until 1888. There were slaves on those plantations.
@evanbellen people in the US refer to the south ex confederate regions as the "deep south," since it's in South America, it's even more south. It's a play on words from an American perspective.
Wow that lady still has a Southern accent.
she was faking it？
@@aoeu256how do you know that 😭 that woman was likely born in the early 20th century, and probably met her grandmother and learned HER english (with a southern accent)
She may just be from the Southern US.
@@johnkelly3549 in the town when they teach English they teach Southern English and not UK ENGLISH like the rest of the world.
@@aoeu256No. I’m a descendant of the Confederados here in Brazil and we (a dying generation) still sound like that.
I'm glad that these people recognize their ancestors and are proud about it.
+jhnwllms47 Actually this didn't happen here in Brazil. When they came, they had to work by themselves in the plantations. They had to sell everything they had in their mother land - I wonder how that must've been tough. According to researcher Alcides Gussi, only 4 families had slaves, and there's no sign of mistreat, which means that if the slaves were EVER mistreated by them, only in isolated cases. If you see the documents here in Brasil, you'll see that they were running from oppression and beeing hunted by a winning government. If you see the documents, you'll conclude that they are far different from the Nazi, and more likely to be compared to Jews.
not quite true numbnuts... a total of 66 slaves were brought to brazil. Brazil banished slavery in 1888... but those slaves were already free.... they went of their own accord.... they weren't forced to.
@@cicerogoncalves4835 LMFAO! Comparing them to the Jewish is hilarious! Centuries of atrocities they committed unto black Americans and you have the gall to try and twist this to make them victims. Gtfo.
@@cicerogoncalves4835 Even if they treated their slaves nicely they still treated them like a slave
They don't realize how much of their ancestors were turds. I wonder who did all the work to build the town. Brazil did outlaw slavery.
“They consider themselves American even though they don’t speak English and have never step foot in the United States” Now Americans know how it feels when Europeans hear Americans call themselves German or Italian etc.
And the millions of Mexican kids born and raised in the US who only call themselves "Mexican"
feels good.
Ethnicity and nationality are two different things. Unrelated to this video, but I’m an American. I am also Irish. How? Well American is my nationality and my ethnicity is Irish. It seems that most Europeans don’t learn of this difference
@@justanotheryoutubefan8070 they know the difference, they’re just being pretentious tools.
@@justanotheryoutubefan8070 exactly. What is this person saying? Im American but my heritage is Italian. Does that mean i can't call myself an American lol? Makes no sense
I am brazilian white ( Áustrian + italian)
About 50,000 Confederates migrated to Brazil in the American Civil War
These people are just remembering their ancestors
just want to keep a tradition, it is not a crime
Rodrigo Von Kluge Brazilian White
Cool man
Meio estranho mas daora, Rodrigo e do nada Von Kluge
They are children of white supremacists, slave owners and slave patrollers. These people murdered,raped and destroyed black families. The leaders speeches from the confederacy can still be found online if you haven't read them yet. They're horrible people, trying to maintain and rebuild a legacy and lying about their past just like they do in the US.
Não entendi o porquê da ênfase em ser branco com o restante do comentário. Acho que só não é mais aleatório que minha resposta.
Thank you for this.
Beautiful culture, beautiful people. Cheers from the state of Louisiana in the southern USA!
Fuck the confederacy
Thanks southern brother!
As an American and Southerner this made me feel really weird, in a good way, but usually, I m used to foreigners coming here to the US, but those are foreigners descended from my people and culture. So interesting.
How is it weird in a good way? You mean because they kept racist traditions alive?
@@erinericssonIt's stupid if you're gonna have a low IQ take about the entire context of that towns story and just say confederate flag=racism but yeah... As if it's not obvious that it's a cultural celebration of foods, music, folklore and heritage unique to that part of the world.
@@buddhachimp9226 Low IQ take is you downplaying racist traditions and being proud of them.
@@buddhachimp9226 And the folklore is when these types of people pretend they are not racist or never were racist.
@@erinericsson Jesus Christ you have your own head stuck up your ass. You really watched this video and thought these people were bad? You're so political.
Hearing them roll their r's with a southern twang in English is crazy
suffering through a long sea voyage you say.... interesting. sounds familiar
I would like to visit Americana
I would like to visit too looks very interesting
@@IslenoGutierrezI know their origins are a little fucked but damn as someone who’s half African American I lowkey wanna wear a pretty dress and eat candy apples and fried chicken 😂
@@jennyhateseverything It’s not fucked up for them though, they don’t feel that way. I’ve spoken to 2 of them before that I met online and they have zero guilt of anything. They chalk it up to “practices of the times” and they just enjoy their culture and they very proud of their heritage. But I get what you’re saying. Makes me also wanna party with them and eat some fried chicken and candy apples cuz it just looks pretty cool their festival and culture. A blast from the past for sure.
funny that they didnt mention that they moved so they could practice slavery and that those plantations where worked by slaves.
Not everything is so straight forward, my friend, no one is good except LORD. We Brazilians welcomed them with open arms, they are brazilian too now!! One of our best singers, Rita Lee, is a descendant of them, and there are many others: th-cam.com/video/Xk9X8H6Hzdo/w-d-xo.html
@Danny G Brazil seems like a much more impressive country than Mexico.
@@Jemalacane0 🤮🤮
Hey yankee why don’t you stfu, maybe its just their heritage, where they came from, their history, but ofc you carpetbaggers can’t understand that
uma vez que a escravidão não tinha acabado por aqui voce esperava que eles viessem fazer o que, passear ?
Fun fact: there are reports of some of these confederates who, later in history, fought in the Constitutionalist Revolution war in Brazil.
Fascinating.
“We Are Fighting for Independence, Not Slavery”. - Jefferson Davis President of the Confederacy to Edward Kirk 1864
“I worked night and day for 12 years to prevent the war, but I could not. The north was mad, blind,would not let us govern ourselves, and so the war came.” - Confederate President Jefferson Davis 1861
“Is it worth while to continue this union of states, where the north demands to be our masters and we are required to be their tributaries.” - Thomas Cooper of South Carolina 1860
“In this enlightened age, there are few I believe, but what will acknowledge, that slavery as an institution, is a moral & political evil in any Country.” - Robert E Lee 1856
“While we see the Course of the final abolition of human slavery is onward, & we give it the aid of our prayers & all justifiable means in our power we must leave the progress as well as the result in his hands who Sees the end” - Robert E Lee 1856
“I am rejoiced that slavery is abolished. I believe it will be greatly for the interests of the South. So fully am I satisfied of this, as regards Virginia especially, that I would cheerfully have lost all I have lost by the war, and have suffered all I have suffered, to have this object attained.” - Robert E Lee 1865
“All I think that can now be done, is to aid our noble & generous women in their efforts to protect the graves & mark the last resting places of those who have fallen, & wait for better times.” - Robert E. Lee
“I have always been in favor of Emancipation.” - Robert E Lee
On the third day of the battle, Confederate General Lewis Armistead led his brigade during Pickett's Charge, fixing his hat on the point of sword and reputedly urging his men to “remember what you are fighting for - your homes, your friends, your sweethearts!”
In an 1863 letter to his home state congressman, Elihu Washburne, Grant summed up his pre-war attitude: “I never was an Abolitionist,” he said, “not even what could be called anti-slavery.”
“Slavery exists. It is black in the South, and white in the North.” - Union Vice President Johnson.
“We're not fighting for the perpetuation of slavery, but for the principles of states rights and free trade, and in defense of our homes which we were ruthlessly invaded.” -VMI Jewish Cadet Moses Jacob Ezekiel 1864
“Abolish the Loyal League and the Ku Klux Klan;
let us stand together. We may differ in color, but not in sentiment. Many things have been said about me which are wrong, and which white and black persons here, who stood by me through the war, can contradict.” - Nathan Bedford Forrest
“African Americans should have the right to vote.” - Confederate Colonel John Salmon Ford
The confederate soldier “Fought because he was provoked, intimidated, and ultimately invaded”
-James Webb Born Fighting a History of the Scoth-Irish in America
“I was fighting for my home, and he had no business being there”
-Virginia confederate Soldier Frank Potts
I wonder if the Nazis who escaped to South America we’re they celebrated like this? Would we be so excepting?
@@warmed1 accepting*
Except it was to fight for the states rights to continue slavery.
@@nikki.cad0s Nope. Slavery was protected by US constitution and 70% of the population were not owners.
@@nikki.cad0s States rights means limited government. Anti "FEDS"
and, btw, this is not the really deep south of Brazil. Americana is in Sao Paulo. There are 3 more states down till Uruguai
They mean the Deep South, because that’s what it’s called in the United States. So it’s a play in words.
Never heard this story before...wow the past is full.of crazy things..remember if u have to get out go to south america!!
I’m glad to see there’s people out there that can celebrate and respect their ancestors without and flack from other people. Love from the South!
Ohh are you southern?
Well it was actually like that in my Dad's time. The confederate flag just wasn't overtly connected to slavery like it is today. It really started to be the flag of racism in the early 60's. Dumb fuckers just made it that way really.
You mean no flack from people calling them out for owning and patrolling slaves or murdering and raping them? Or how they like incest?
There is nothing respectable about defending slavery. I celebrate my heritage of my ancestors who fought for the union by celebrating the defeat of confederates and nazis and other despicable traitors.
Confederates =/= Nazis
Only a complete fool would compare the two.
2nd the US hasn't won a major conflict in 80 years and is struggling to stop their soldiers from killing themselves.
Technically they are Confederate descendants. Southern heritage applies to them too, as it does to anyone across the world who shares Confederate descent.
Confederate historical heritage encompasses much more than just 4 years of war. Its deeply woven into the very idea of Southern identity.
I still retain hope that sooner or later the rest of America will clue into what the world already realizes about this heritage.
Well stated. Thank you!
4 years of war over SLAVERY. Sorry we don’t want to celebrate that?????
A small error: it's not in the Brazilian "deep south", it's in the southeast, a bit to the north in the State of São Paulo. It's even more to the north than Rio is lol.
Yeah, I think that Joke flew right over your head. It's very far south from the Mason-Dixon line.
They say it's deep south because it's in South Ameirca and call the South the south of USA, so South America is really deep south for them.
Interesting I wonder if some of my ancestors might be there
How old are you?
@Danny G cry about it
20 mil confederados migraram para o brasil,pode apostar que tem
Probably yeah. A lot of Confederates went there.
I may need to learn Portugese.
Thanks Confederate ! for the accent and proud
***** We're so grateful for this.
Viva el confederatios...heros De estados unidos y brasil...bueno Vida confederatios...viva robt e lee!....great heros..
AM and brother thanks to our Confederate ancestors we now have brothers and sisters and more country than one
@@larrysmith5522 Heroes? They were racists who owned slaves and patrolled them. And also raped slaves, mistreated them and murdered them and their kids. Good to know they didn't tell you the whole truth either.
@@shadowslytherin5999 Definitely all related like brother and sisters. Seeing that they enjoy incest.
A likely story.
It just proves how the Confederate's way of life was impractical and thus had to mix for obvious reasons. Confederates are not Confederados. They're the descendants. But that doesn't technically make them Confederates. Confederados have accultured to the Brazilian way of life. It's a mixture of customs and traditions.
Wow, we should send all those Confederate statues to Brazil, the White Confederates would really love to have them.
Why not keep them in the u.s.?
@@kertzpinccgut9845 I think you might be right, they have their own historical racist heroes to honor.
This people are not racist, my friend. They're just honoring their roots in a kind of tradition and proud. The Confederates ideals died a long time ago, this is just culture. In Brazil, you can't be racist, it's a totally mixed up country (I know that 'cause I'm Brazilian).
@@mundobostal8530 Black Latinos are now speaking out about the racism in their country, your comment is something they have heard for years........... It a way to tell theim to sit down and be quiet, don't be like the Black Americans............
Por favor, não. Já temos lixo demais aqui.
what an interesting video! thanks
Very Interesting,God Bless
Wow. Talk about not giving a single F.
Great video.
Astounding, with how little understanding, or according to the mainstream narrative, not even a mention of what continued in Americana, Brazil
I can only but imagine, the brutal, and savage, treatment given to the many thousands, upon thousands, of - slaves - in Brazil, and not even a word
So sad!!!
Oh good Lord. This is just so, so stupid.
@@MrJasonteal not surprising at all
Most black slaves in the USA were treated very well. They had a much, much higher survival rate than White "indentured servants" who almost never lived to see freedom. In fact most black slaves had better standards of living than poor "free" Whites in the South. Another indication of how well they were treated is how their population numbers have exploded from a mere 500,000 to tens of millions today.
parece a porra de um negro do norte chorando, vai pedir reparação também, choro de negro ressentido, supere e não deixe que o chicote estrale nunca mais, mas ficar chorando igual a cachorro machucado, um machucado que nem é seu, mas sim de quem á morreu
Nobody cares about slaves or your feelings
I absolutely do love the Confederate Culture and I do love the Confederados that do live in those Brazilian cities of Santarem, Americana, and Santa Barbara d 'Oeste, and the Protestant Confederate Battle Flag (Southern Cross of Saint Andrews) is being used in the most positive way thats possible, to unite all of the nationalities in interracial and multicultural unity, love, peace, and harmony, and thats probably the way that it should be in the 21st Century United States of America : ) !
CatholicWitch42 I knew Santarém - BelTerra in stile all american!! Bealtifull!!
🤣That's like the Taliban bringing their traditions to Brazil and keeping them alive.
I wonder if the Nazis who escaped to South America we’re they celebrated like this? Would we be so excepting?
Thats like using swastika in good way and saying its multicultural, love, peace and harmony but its still going to be swastika
@@erinericssonYou’re like the Taliban in these comments
where the history channel? The great story for tv in USA
I love these people
My family traveled back and forth between the U.S & Brazil since the late 1800's which still own the farmlands today. We need to do a story together. Hollywood movie Portuguese & English! 🙏🇧🇷🇺🇸
does you family also own slaves?
Hell, yeah. I really know some stories that deserves a Hollywood movie, bro. We should get this done.
Stated it on tik Tok in English
Uhm no! 👎🏼 so much of this was really comical “suffering through a long sea voyage to Brazil” the south was so difficult to live in after the war 😂 the irony is first rate comedy!
We can to a short firm as a project and see if people will find it interesting to make it a movie.
Not a single mention of slavery as the reason confederados went there in the first place. disguisting.
It was more because of the imminent punishment of their actions, not on slavery as a whole.
@@cxarhomell5867 What?! Why do you think these people had to flee? **Because of motherfucking racism and slavery. *** Please put a foot down in reality dude.
@@cxarhomell5867 Actually, the king of Brazil literally invited them there so they could keep on practicing slavery
slavery had not ended in brazil and the emperor called, what's so much about it
Dude, nobody cares about slavery. Folks just want to see them expressing their culture without the never-ending-race-hustlers pointing the finger, because THAT is what is disgusting.
At least this is not about racism anymore.
Show, the end of the story about my most recent book I wrote in the US "The Dark Color Of Blood", ends in Americana - SP - Brazil. Many Americans do not know the immigrants who came to Brazil in 1866
Add to your book the start and it's Africa Kingdom's selling people at ready-made slave markets of Africa, the people were jailed by Africans then sold to the the English France and Portugal, is how the story starts
*me showing up with a flamethrower*
"I'm here to continue my ancestor's legacy, General William T. Sherman"
Sherman would hate commies like you
Fried chicken 😁
Lol, yes let's cut a destructive swath through the middle of the town to honor an old American tradition.
I guarantee you they'd shoot u ass before u get there
C’mon now why you wanna betray your ancestors
A very Good video ! I wish, I could visit there !
Celebrate your ancestry no matter what the haters say, it's your ancestry and they can do nothing about it.
It's embarrassing
Obama lasted longer than the CSA. I don't even think most confederate soldiers kids were born during the war.
Germans: *awkward silence*
The confederacy only lasted about 4 years. We're nitpicking our Heritage now?
@@plamoretti673Who cares if you think it’s embarrassing, it’s not to them and that’s what counts to them
Anyone else find this from tiktok? Wanting to find out more??
Me
I find this very interesting and I want to know more
Me
What a greatful, to see the Confederate celebration in Brazil. Hail Victory!...
victory? what did they win
This is so weird in a good way ! See , Americans can be foreigners.
Yeah, in another country but not in the US
They Brazilians
These people know that their great grandparents wanted slaves.
Boo-fucking-hoo.
So what. Nobody cares.
@@IslenoGutierrez 6 people are. So you're wrong.
@@DJSkittles365 Yeah but most people don’t care. Only race hustlers and white guilt liberals. The rest of us are like whatever and are not interested in chastising people for things that occurred hundreds of years ago that they can’t change
@IslenoGutierrez Man You brain washed wannabe white Hispanics have the spine of of a Sardine. Here you are calling people race hustlers and Jacksonville just had MORE Black people Killed By racist..You are a Dumbass..You still aint white tho as bad and you dream to be..
SO COOL. WHAT A GREAT STORY AND ENDING TO A DIVIDED NATION OF USA. THESE BRAVE SOLDIERS TOOK A CHANCE AT A ' NEW WORLD ' AND LOOK AT WHAT WAS CREATED. GREAT JOB.
I saw this on TV year's ago.
This is so strange to me, im from the South but i wouldn’t say confederate heritage is something to be proud of 😅
As someone also from the south. I agree with you. And majority of these comments being happy about their "southern heritage" is alarming 😬
Sounds like someone drank the propagated kool-aid. Remember history is written by the Victor's. Have fun believing lies while your history and heritage is erased
Yes, the fact that southerners of every race fought for the defense of their home is definitely not something to be proud of. Also ignore the fact that many confederates were Us veterans of 4 wars and how the confederate flag was used by us soldiers in every war since cuba. Nazis fled when they saw the southern cross on an american tank.
@@nikki.cad0s No you're just a bigot. Loreta Janeta Velázquez is something to be happy about.
@@SouthernGentleman great point👍🏻
Did any of the men who escaped take Brazillian wives?
Yup, some Brazilian wives were taken instantly. By others throughout generations.
The town has the initial American, Anglo, Scottish, Irish descent. And living in Brazil throughout generations have given them, Portuguese, African and other ethnicities.
@@polishherowitoldpilecki5521 You're wrong
In the state of São Paulo had a great influence from Italy,
@@polishherowitoldpilecki5521 They look mostly white to me, man.
@@polishherowitoldpilecki5521 no brasil já tinha italianos,portugueses,espanhóis,alemães até russos.inclusive foi fundado uma colônia russa perto de americana chamado nova odessa,mas não properou e os russos se espalharam pelo o estado,a colônia de nova odessa foi ocupada por imigrantes letos da Letônia que prosperaram.
@@tobim5574 why are there whites in brazil, just as there are blacks in the usa, just as up there not everyone has become black, down here neither
Union poppin ,Rebels droppin
That's crazy
It's on my rt. Chest ur flag
Watermelon..... AWWW LAWWDDD
Hell yeah! Never be ashamed of your ancestors. I applaud these people's appreciation of the people who fought, worked and sacrificed so that they could be here today.
what a patriotic thing to leave your country because you can't own slaves anymore
@@AngeloComedy Yeah what is there to be proud of? I seriously don't get it.
@@sock7481 they are just racists cowards that's what they are.
@@AngeloComedy No, it wasn't anything like that. It was out of fear that they would be reprimanded for what they've done.
@@sock7481 It's called celebrating one's tradition.
Thank you Confederate ancestors
I wonder if the Nazis who escaped to South America we’re they celebrated like this? Would we be so excepting?
@@warmed1 You can't compare the nazis to the confederates.
@@warmed1You’re like a Nazi in these comments
@evanbellen
All true.
This is hilarious
Eu não acho,estão celebrando a história deles
o que tem de engraçado gringo, posso sorrir dos seus ?
Why is this hilarious? I find it very interesting.
That is crazy
CONFEDERADOS
💪🏻🇧🇷🇺🇸
Inbreds and white supremacists.👎🏻
@@erinericssonok
@evanbellen Nonsense, it's just a culture.
I wonder if the Nazis who escaped to South America were celebrated?
BRASIL FIGHT AGAINST HITLER
Now we know where that KGC gold went
100% bet that they "employed" the same system of labor down there, as they did in the US
That might be why Brasil is so divided on skin color to this day
not really, brazillians valued slavery even more than the actual confederates and overthrew their monarch(Dom Pedro II) because of the royal family abolishing it. Brazil was the last country in all of the americas to abolish slavery and did so begrudgingly. The confederates did not influence anything because slavery was already a deeply rooted concept in here.
@Acccident
¿So they simply faded into the woodworks?
Not At All
There's a reason Americana has such a presence & influence
@@destressfrlyf843 Americana does not have any kind presence or influence, its just a relatively peaceful well off town of mainly white people. Most brazillians don't even know it exists.
So yes, the confederates did just kind of fade from brazillian history.
@Acccident
¿But from where did they get/maintain their wealth?
Surely,
Their useless confederate currency was not honored there & they had no material resources to take down there
Face It
They did down there what they did in the USA, with impunity & probably even more gusto
One would be hard pressed to believe that they went down there, took factory jobs & never reverted to what made them of "superior" status in their previous residence
@@destressfrlyf843 About that, the Emperor of Brazil, who was a open supporter of the confederacy, invited them with open arms and provided them with the land, resources and even the cost of the trip to brazil. Because he wanted to compete with the USA on cotton production, and the confederates were more or less specialists on this.
And he couldn't care less about the slavery part.
Now this story and the way it is reported is amazing...not one mention of "despite the fact hate groups continue to use the Confederate flag" or any bullshit about "a side fighting to keep people enslaved" just reporting the facts impartially.
And this story says it all about Confederate heritage and its true virtues and what it is all about...those graves and remembering where you came from in all of its positive aspects.
It should be that way here in America too.
I agree. The reporting is not poisoned by western leftist attack dog race hustler ideology. It’s actually a very nice clip to watch and I find it quite interesting and I’m from the US south, born and raised and I’d love to meet these kinfolk. They are family.
Average day in tennessee:
Tennessee is awesome!
Lol but their ancestors weren't Americans. They seceded and lost as vanquished traitors and left. Not Americans. Lol
The confederacy we're the only ones who hold George Washington ideas while union rejected them
They were still Americans either way. Maybe traitorous and seceded, but still Americans at the end of the day.
It looks like someone missed a few history lessons lol.
@@cxarhomell5867 the true traitors are federal government
Dude they were absolutely Americans
@@IslenoGutierrez the facts state otherwise
The ironic part is the mixed-racial heritage of all these Confederados.
between an American white girl and a Brazilian brunette, it was already a son
They look pretty white to me
I didn't know that you know the ethnic makeup of these people. Could you tell us where you got that they are all mixed race?
@@tiagobaptista3082 He doesn’t know. He’s assuming but assumptions are not facts
Wrong. They are not mixed race. The majority are white, since the majority of the population of the cities of "Americana" and Santa Bárbarda do Oeste" founded by the confederates, today is made up of Italian-Brazilians, a European ethnicity that the confederates mixed with over time. For example: Rita Lee Jones, the Queen of Brazilian Rock, was of Confederate descent on her father's side and Italian descent on her mother's side.
These trators are not Brazilians!
They are. Brazil isn’t a race or ethnicity, if you were born and raised in Brazil you are Brazilian.
*Union Dixie intensifies*
Brazilian: Olá
Confederates: out of my co.... 😐😒
There's a difference between white brasilians & the coloreds
Dude can you be anymore insensitive to these people?
O Imperador do Brasil convidou os Confederados a virem para o Brasil, os Confederados tem DIREITO de viver no Brasil.
Ahhh where are the slaves momento that go along with this
Nobody cares about the slaves anymore because we are all so tired of hearing about it
Look at those beautiful White people.
white?! KKKKKKKKKKKKKKK
@@eliaspires100 ah yes every white is part of the triple k
😂
More white than I expected.
I think these people are indeed beautiful white people that have an interesting cultural celebration that I’d love to see up close.
Festa linda.
Democracia ♡
White supremacist party. Do you know nothing about the confederacy in the US and their leaders and what they said?
Hoorah for Dixie!
There is no Dixie Dummy
@@knos360 Sic semper tyrannis!
@@knos360Dixie lives on underground and if you think it doesn’t you don’t know any real southerners
@@IslenoGutierrez First off ..I AM A SOUTHERNER..Its Hispanics that dont know a Damn thing about the South.Besides Texas and Florida Hispanics have Zero to do with Southern Culture ..its Predominantly Black and white.
Hoooooly shit.
WOW
They're so desperate for an identity down there. they don't even know they're ancestors were pure devil's smh tisk tisk.. sad.
said a american boy from africa
@@roddypampa3906 well…duh. Would u expect them to be happy about what africans went through?🤔
Their ancestors were not devils just stop
😬😬😬😬
I met a white southern chick from brazil?
I would love to meet a white southern chick from Brazil
Celebrating a loss, followed by tucking your tail and running away
Dude, don’t be an idiot. They are obviously celebrating their ancestors culture and heritage. Fried chicken and watermelon has nothing to do with winning or losing.
I mean if their not hurting anyone more power to em
Amen
Stay there
I'm glad they made a exodus from my country
I wish you’d make an exodus from my country
Y'all are doing Great!... Cousins from ALABAMA!... 110
I think there needs to be some international bond building between southerners in the US and this community.
when they got spanked for being traitors they ran away
+this comment will self-destruct in 10, 9, 8 The winners write history.
***** I can't they're dead. Winners write history.
Traitors to WHOM??
It needs to come back..reparations for these people of the csa..respecto De jentes of brasil..claim your land in America n
. Viva mi raza.
@@larrysmith5522 you've got to be joking right?
The South (of Brazil) will rise again!
i hate when they call it rebels and the rebel flag, like quit trying to make it something its not, they were confederates and what they stood for was awful
Thats creepy
Because we don't read Maps very well Duh!!!!! "ya big dummy"
Rebels forever!!!
Losers forever
@@Sqito1 Trash forever !!!!
@@musicbox4340 True, confederates will forever be trash
@@Sqito1 Losers to you, winners to many people else. They won by keeping their culture and name bright.
@@cxarhomell5867 Racism is what has allowed this little microcosm of white people to exist.
Are there Karen's?
I bet they're there to represent the modern American cultural behavior! LOL Karens are needed to make our lives better, at least comically.
I don’t know, did you mother visit?
My impulsive thoughts has to ask what do they think of black people lol
Black Brazilians are treated like shit so that’s your answer lol, they don’t fw them.
This is evil and crazy
How? Do you have any experience in the real world?
It’s not evil, they look like good people and very interesting
e preferiria 1000 vezes ter morrido na guerra do que ter vindo para o brasil.
Muitos deles prosperam no Brasil ficaram ricos,fundaram escolas,hospitais até universidades.mackenzie por exemplo foi fundado por americano descendente de um confederado.
nem os confederados tiveram essa mentalidade de cachorro igual a você, e eles eram os racistas da época, pior gente, imagine sua situação agora
Ninguém é obrigado a viver nem a ficar no Brasil
mass!!! eu to a qui obrigado mesmo! eu não to aqui!por que eu quero se não ja tinha vazado a muiiito tempo terra de ninguem.
Você não é obrigado a nada! Muitos que estavam em condições precárias saíram; o que você está esperando? @@marcelosantossantos3217
Lol they came because slavery was still legal in brazil.