Raquel is a beautiful soul, I love how she has adjusted to living Jamaica. She even have a Jamaican accent. Thanks Xavier for another great interview.....keep them coming.
Fantastic interview Raquel! I the accent. I hear Jamaica-Cuban but it's the first time the other way around! I love Cuba and I love that Raquel is enjoying Jamaica like home,
Raquel is a Jamaican in spirit but born in Cuba. Her spirit led her to Her true place on earth. She may well have Jamaican ancestors. Stay safe & bless ❤ 🇯🇲😍🇨🇺
She may well have some. My maternal grandfather and several of his relatives were born in Cuba but returned to Portland, Jamaica in the early 1900s. Jamaicans have been going back and forth ti Cuba for centuries. Bless!!!
Rice n' peas, fried chicken wid pasta on the side. My kinda woman! Sidenote: me love har patois. Fi hear har say she miss Jamaica when she leave, mi understand. One love, Rachel. You a one a we now.
With me being jamaican born it is nice to see folks from cuba living in jamaica i av always wanted to visit cuba because cuba is just 90 miles away fram jamaica u know sister is pretty cool glad that she av made the transition enjoy my homeland my cuban sister i hope to visit cuba some day nice interview brother all de best too
Wow 😮, I luv Cuba and its people and remember they are our closest neighbours so they are our brothers and sisters ,it a shame what America did to that country,if it wasn’t for that I think Cuba would have been an economic powerhouse in the Caribbean 😮for certain,because even with the embargo that’s been put on it over 50 years ago,they are still holding their own😮, we is amazing zeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeen ❤❤👌🇯🇲🇯🇲🇬🇧🇬🇧
They are vintage American tourist go their to buy them from the Cuban citizens bring them back to the states abd repaint them they worth lots of money in America they not OLD CARS they vintage.
The DR? PR? If so That's interesting because you cN find thousands of their descendants in other English speaking islands getting catered to like those in the USVI THE USVI has hispanic day or something that's crazy. Bet they would not allow such thing in their country
@@Abstract.Noir414how did u come to that conclusion? Believe it or not they love Jamaican culture. Yes it's colorism at play unfortunately but have u personally tried to be invited?
Han Man Ah real YawdMan originally from Soldiers Camp den Mi move guh August Town, St. Andrew. FADDA GOD ALMIGHTY AND CHRIST YAHSHUA MESIYAH RASTAFARI IN HEAVEN LAWS We Say
I love her accent
We love Cubans. I went there and was so fascinated with the culture
I like her laidback attitude. She could fit in anywhere.
Welcome to Jamaica Raquel.
Welcome to my homeland Rachel. Enjoy the beautiful island
Love her final message, when you move to new country it's like a newborn.
WE LOVE ALL CUBANS TO THE MAX.THANK YOU.
@10.07 You realize nobody owes a thing, and whatever you want, you have to earn it... Raquel.
Very profound indeed, great interview 👍
..well said!
Raquel is a beautiful soul, I love how she has adjusted to living Jamaica. She even have a Jamaican accent. Thanks Xavier for another great interview.....keep them coming.
She is a jamaican at heart
Fantastic interview Raquel! I the accent. I hear Jamaica-Cuban but it's the first time the other way around! I love Cuba and I love that Raquel is enjoying Jamaica like home,
"I love the accent" lol kissing on the cheek 💋😂
CUBA, top of my bucket list.
@@lornaduncan5273 you should make it happen! I've been about 6 times....if not more!
Raquel is a Jamaican in spirit but born in Cuba. Her spirit led her to Her true place on earth. She may well have Jamaican ancestors. Stay safe & bless ❤
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You know many Cubans been coming
True…
She may well have some. My maternal grandfather and several of his relatives were born in Cuba but returned to Portland, Jamaica in the early 1900s. Jamaicans have been going back and forth ti Cuba for centuries. Bless!!!
Facts I'm an afro cuban American and my family lineage came from Jamaica to Cuba in the 18th century. We're tracking the lineage to get to da roots!
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best of Luck on your Journey
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Big, Big Respect to you Miss Martinez, Blessed, we Love you
Wonderful interview. I like that she is fluent in English in such a short time living in Ja.
All Cubans are fluent in both languages
@@claudiamyers4605 😂😂STOP I Nad Cuban teachers that barely speak it
@@claudiamyers4605 not really many spanish speakers don't like English
The question Xavier failed to ask and should have ask her is her Jamaican ancestors lineage...There are many afro-Cuban who have Jamaican roots.
There is a huge Cuban community in Jamaica
Where???
Where in Jamaica
Great interview I like Raquel personality hope you will enjoy your new life in Jamaica
The architecture and the cars are beautiful
Hi neighbor, my grandfather built houses in Cuba and my wife is Cuban, Guantanamo Bay
True.. we don't like to be touched too much..
This is a delightful interview. The guest reminds me of my beautiful Afro-Cubana Spanish teacher in Intermediary school.
Very nice interview, Rachel is a beautiful young lady God bless her, I love Jamaica also.
Before the blockade on Cuba Jamaicans use to go back and forth all the time and have family there.....ie Rita Marley family is from Cuba🇯🇲
Just seen your comment about Rita Marley, going further back like Laurel Aitken too
💯 my grandfather use to back and forth
I love it Cubans are always dear to my heart ❤️ nuff love bro👏👏👏👏
*"I just have to put the word in."* Love the attitude!
I loved Hellshire beach. Even with hundreds of people on the beach feels like a big family.
Really enjoyed this!! Well balanced interview. God bless you Racquel, all the best in your endeavors.
A little known fact, an impressionable amount of Cubans and Jamaicans have a traceable root in both island. Yep!
True true, same with Panama. I am having difficulty finding my Jamaican father info : his mother was Cuban.
Big facts family is cuban but have deep roots in Jamaica 💯
The two countries need to re-establish those links. The US Embargo is Satanic.
Another great interview Xavier, ty. I miss watching you on Sunday afternoons.
Mi Padre Padre es Cubano, y Mi Madre Abuela Alga es Cubana, asi Tengo dos Familia Cubanos.
Love her demeanor! Great interview.
Nice interview welcome Racquel
Beautiful interview love this
Wonderful Interview Racquel... So happy you are enjoying Jamaica 🇯🇲 ❤😊..
Rice n' peas, fried chicken wid pasta on the side. My kinda woman! Sidenote: me love har patois. Fi hear har say she miss Jamaica when she leave, mi understand. One love, Rachel. You a one a we now.
Great program 👍
My brothers fav word..." Me nuh know."
Me encanta this entrevista. Great insights
You should have ask her what bought her to Jamaica in the first place profession etc
Beautiful lady, love her vibe.She seems to appreciate Jamaica unlike the woman from Trinidad.I've been to Cuba and I loved it there.
😁😁😁 I like her . She's open minded .
One love... I enjoy this
With me being jamaican born it is nice to see folks from cuba living in jamaica i av always wanted to visit cuba because cuba is just 90 miles away fram jamaica u know sister is pretty cool glad that she av made the transition enjoy my homeland my cuban sister i hope to visit cuba some day nice interview brother all de best too
Great Interview.
Much Love to Cuba.
Welcome to Jamaica . You are Beautiful. I have Cousin that are half Cuban.
Good interview
Wow 😮, I luv Cuba and its people and remember they are our closest neighbours so they are our brothers and sisters ,it a shame what America did to that country,if it wasn’t for that I think Cuba would have been an economic powerhouse in the Caribbean 😮for certain,because even with the embargo that’s been put on it over 50 years ago,they are still holding their own😮, we is amazing zeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeen ❤❤👌🇯🇲🇯🇲🇬🇧🇬🇧
Xavier my question between 🇨🇺 & 🇯🇲 is 🇨🇺 closed to 🇯🇲??
Good and interesting interview.
Great advise!!
You did not ask her how did she come to live in Jamaica and what work does she do in Jamaica
Never bin to Cuba 🇨🇺 love that place
You should go, Havana first, then any coastal visit will do nicely
Bob marleys wife was born in Cuba 🇨🇺
When we say, "A While Ago!" Non-Yardies t'ink it means "long- time!"
My great uncle is 🇨🇺 cuban I Ahope to fine them one day
That was a good one
She sounds like a Jamaican speak the English language excellent
How???
My grand uncle lived in Vuba I know hemust have children His last name was Vard how could I find them,?
Lovely 🇯🇲🇯🇲💚💚💚
Big up brother love ❤ show
That's good
I understand, just know some don't mean it like that.
The DJ culture changed our once "no problem" to "bad boy" culture
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U sound like real Jamaican
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They are vintage American tourist go their to buy them from the Cuban citizens bring them back to the states abd repaint them they worth lots of money in America they not OLD CARS they vintage.
1959.
We beat yuh ah😅 tun round give you yuh food! Just a 🇯🇲 saying!😝
We just plain like "Packie-Cup!😁
Uh
We are a welcoming people unlike one Archipelago we know that get paranoid when foreigners move there
The DR?
PR?
If so That's interesting because you cN find thousands of their descendants in other English speaking islands getting catered to like those in the USVI
THE USVI has hispanic day or something that's crazy. Bet they would not allow such thing in their country
@@Abstract.Noir414how did u come to that conclusion? Believe it or not they love Jamaican culture. Yes it's colorism at play unfortunately but have u personally tried to be invited?
89 old lol
Your a baby darling lol
Eat the ice cream
Han Man Ah real YawdMan originally from Soldiers Camp den Mi move guh August Town, St. Andrew. FADDA GOD ALMIGHTY AND CHRIST YAHSHUA MESIYAH RASTAFARI IN HEAVEN LAWS We Say
very nice interview