Nicaraguan Woman Take Me To Nicaragua Hood
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 มี.ค. 2023
- Nicaraguan women take me to the hood in Nicaragua Managua. I to Managua Nicaragua to Visit Central America's largest market The Oriental Market and to learn more about Nicaraguan culture.
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Wow!! This lady is one HARDWORKING woman. May God continue to BLESS her and her family, especially her, with HEALTH (physical, emotional, spritual) STRENGTH, and SAFETY.
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Their accents sound jamaican ! I love your videos Ace
We need to support her to own her own business and home! She is worthy!
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@@survivingwhitezaddy2.5 I second that. I can get there by the fall. I'm down
I'm black Latino from Dominican Republic 🇩🇴.
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The Garífuna are native of St Vincent and they where exiled from there March 11,1797 so they migrated to the Island of Roatan right of the coast of Honduras from there they started to migrate to the mainland of the coast of Honduras, Belize, Guatemala, Nicaragua and Costa Rica.
The people in the video are more than likely creole and not garifuna. The garifuna population in Nicaragua is small and concentrated is certain communities like Orinoco, la fe, laguna de perlas, San vicente just to name a few. When it comes to black people in Nicaragua the majority are creole whom are mostly descendants of Jamaicans.
@@KingRisiti oh really? I’m Jamaican, and I didn’t even know this. Lol I knew many Jamaicans went to Panama and Costa Rica
@Sean Bryan Yes, they have ancestry from many english speaking caribbean countries, but Jamaica is a big one.
correct I'm a Garifuna I'm in my hometown punta Gorda roatan right now watching this
Vincy!!!
ACE, thank you for showing us the beauty of these places. Going to where the real deal is! Your videos are a powerful testament that African peoples displaced throughout the Americas continue to be resilient and industrious. You find pockets of our people, speaking English, and sharing the traditions of our ancestors and that, being the glue that unites us all. Whether you know it or not, your videos are chronicling our past, present, and future. They are a gift to the diaspora and should be viewed by all! Ase!
What beauty though man. Did you not see all the garbage. And what was in the mud? Raw sewage???
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Love ❤️ that she has lil girl helping her out. Very well all family business❤❤
She could blend into Jamaican culture easily... love her accent (lady that invited you home). That right there is old time Jamaican culture, we love to feed strangers ha ha ha..
She cooks her rice n peas like us (Jamaicans) with coconut milk.. Rundown is a Jamaican dish (Mackrel or saltfish rundown) and eaten normally with grown provision and boil dumplings.
In Grenada its called oildown!!! That is how Jamaicans baked in the olden days, I wonder if she makes sweet potato pudding also!!
A Garifuna is an African (indigenous), black person. There is a portion of West Africa where the Garifuna can be traced to. Garifuna can be found in Honduras, Guatemala and Belize. All Central American Countries, Belize being a predominantly English speaking country. You should plan a Belize trip and you can visit the parts of Belize where the Garifuna can be found. Interesting people and culture!
The America's is ancient African amexem. Everything originates here
Garifunas has communities in Nicaragua as well. They are found in those 4 central American countries. The majority of them are in Honduras.
@@keiban-gf1si No it is not. Stop spreading misinformation.
@Jon JoJo lol you don't know how to read a compass. I can you give me direction fool
@@TRAVESIAA True
Im Jamaican🇯🇲 but big mi Nicaraguan family I have alot of friends from Nicaragua big bluefield and corn island
I fell in love with Mama's personality and hospitality. What a wonderful kind-hearted and authentic woman. She is one of the sincerest personalities I have seen ACE interacted with.
You're so right, she is very sociable and authentic.
i ❤ Nicaraguan Females
Thanks grasias 😂😂😂
These guys are definitely family to the Jamaicans
No, Nicaragua was colonized by the British and Spain. That's why we have a similar accent to all the countries the British colonized. 😉
@Heydi Q, they are influenced by jamaican who fled there
What you mean to say is their family to Africans he clearly states in all his videos this one included rhat most people runs into are afro Latino (African). Jamaicans as well most of them are African and come from countries in Africa.
@@heydiq2143 colonized by Britain and Spain means there were African slaves bought there for labor so what you mean to say is their family to Africans 😉. The color of their skin and hair doesn't come from Britain my friend.
Lady said she was born in Puerto Cabezas. Look up Jamaicans in Puerto cabesas and Bonanza . You will see that they migrated there to work on the gold mines. Google it.
Beautiful to see how Jamaican culture has been passed down through the generations to the Caribbean Nicaraguans.
What so much about Jamaica
@@donwhite6405 there's an ancestral connection between Nicaraguans by the Atlantic coast and Jamaicans
I never know that sound interesting really thanks for informing I always hear only about Daniel Ortega
I might want to visit soon
@donwhite6405 There's a lot of historical articles on Google about what happened during British colonial occupation. There was also a migration when raw goods were exported from the Caribbean coast up to New Orleans. Lumber, crops, and gold . Slaves were taken from Jamaica to Corn Island, a long with Irish and English settlers . Plus, pirates and buccaneers.
The creole people from Nicaragua didn’t come from Jamaica but from African slaves just like Jamaica.
They speak good English. I was in Tahiti vlogging and it was hard to communicate because they speak French.
I'm Jamaican and I'm seeing so many similarities. There is actually a blue Field Jamaica in the western part
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I have to visit my black brothers and sisters in Nicaragua the afro Nicaraguans ✊🏿❤🖤💚
Blue field .!❤❤❤❤ plus country
THANK YOU FOR LETING ME SEE HOW SOME PEOPLE LIVE IN THE WORLD 🥰
Reminds me of the Caribbean my father is 🇯🇲 mom is 🇬🇩
I love how calm their life appears to be. Relaxed and serene. And that food looked 🔥
This was great to see the raw footage, living conditions, and how they still enjoy life in spite of what we take for granted in America. 🌎👣
Beautiful neighborhood. Idc what anyone says! Love the dirt roads, the tree lined lots, lush greenery while showcasing its authenticity.
700 dollars for a piece of land to build a house. I would love the new life around beautiful people. She needs a restaurant.
I love the energy you bring Ace. Your always a blessing to the people of the Country you visit. The world would be so much better if everyone treated people the way you do. God bless you brother.
What a lovely lady with a very warm personality ! Ace, drop her paypal account so that we can show her our gratitude.
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I'm African American and southern part of America wer my grand parents came same ish even I go down south
I love all my black people we're one tribe don't Matter were we the boats stopped
I love this Africa- Nicaraguan hard working middle age lady, Ace pure love she invited you over her humble home and show you the decent way her and her grown kids earn their money 💴, her cooking Rundown it’s authentic Afro Nicaraguan dish so yummy 😋.! God bless her always. I
BTW all Africans Nicaraguans
History facts shows that their ancestors were brought as sleeves to Nicaragua 🇳🇮 Costa Atlántica or to the Caribbean. Coast… And why Im saying all these facts it’s because I’d read some wrongful comments from some ppl saying that they’re mix from Jamaica and that is wrong bc they are not Jamaicans, they just a different type of Afro decendents
and I’m not saying there may be some Jamaica immigrated to Nicaragua later years later and it could be some are mix but it’s on They consider to be also English and Afro Nicaraguan decendents… Btw and I’m an Nicaraguan as well but my mix or roots are, Spanish, native or mestizo Nicaraguan yes, only because I speak Spanish that doesn’t make me a person from Colombia 🇨🇴 or from Panama 🇵🇦 we are Nicaraguans Latinos or Afro Nicaraguans like in her case. My mother best friend her name is Alma her hubby Floy Hamilton… Read have you ever asked your self this question…Who brought slaves to Nicaragua?
Most people are mestizos, or natives and Spanish combined. The British brought black slaves to Nicaragua to work on plantations in the 17th century. Many Nicaraguans are descendants of the slaves.
is from Bluefield. To finish Alma my mother’s best friend story Actually her dad was from England ancestors he was blue eyes an white person and her mom was Afro Nicaraguan that is a very common mix at Bluefield in Nicaragua Caribbean coast. I want to put other and clear up assumptions from history facts. Thank you for sharing all these videos from Nicaragua 🇳🇮.! I enjoy them so much ❤.! 👍
I’m sending this video to LaTasha from Human Resources at my company bcz I constantly have to defend my blackness #Nicaraguan ❤gracias 🇳🇮
Ace, love this vlog. That lady sounds like a Jamaican from the rural areas, and she makes those patties the old Jamaican style, exactly, bet they are tasty too. Blue fields is also a village in Westmoreland, Jamaica.
Because we mainly Jamaican descendants. British took slaves from Jamaica , and r
They ruled the Caribbean coast.
People being so ignorant in the comments. Just enjoy the video ! Nicaragua is beautiful with amazing People.
That woman sounds like Jamaican. I heard a place called Bluefields in Nicaragua that are from Bluefields in jamaica
These people are original people from the Caribbean
They playing reggae music all along , Jamaican connection
Ace you're the best, giving us educational knowledge of our people of Afro Latinos descendants in Nicaragua 🇳🇮. I am Afro Latino from 🇵🇦 Panama living in California. Thank you so much for your knowledge and work in regards to same.God bless you and family always. Be careful.
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I’m from the southern USA my grandma use to roll out pie crust with a bottle too, and I do too.
Ain't it something how no matter the location on planet earth that those wt the least are the most giving and hospitable😌
⚓💂♀️Ace , this woman is a Jamaican by birth 👍👍
People on the comments are MAD rude. Bro does it really matter what she uses to cook food? She literally took the time to invite a stranger to her home and cook him a meal with love. That’s real right there. I’m from Costa Rica, and grew up in an indigenous reserve that, and my house was built on top of a tree. This woman’s house is like living in luxury in comparison to how I grew up, but we are well maneje individuals, my mom had cooked for many Americans and Europeans who would come to see our tribe. And we never asked for money. Sometimes u meet ppl in life that may not have a lot of money but their character is gold. I live in New York now and watching videos like this makes me remember life in Costa Rica as an Afro-indigenous. I also have family from Nicaragua and Panama. All of us that have African descent living in Hispanic countries, share a lot of similarities.
I love my people in Nicaragua! When I'm out there, they argue with me that I must be from Bluefields. I tell them that I'm not, but we are all from the same descendants! 🖤
Love to see the Hustle all over the world.
Great video. I can't wait for you to go to Bluefields.
I really enjoyed this. She is a very nice lady and it shows by the ppl around her. She knows that working for herself is the way to go.
i love this video. The lady making the patties sounds Jamaican at times( our patois sounds similar)and African at times. I hear the Jamaican reggae playing in background. The culture is so similar to the Caribbean culture ..the rice and beans, coconut as staple in cooking, patties are similar to what we have in Jamaica and hardworking resourceful people. Love their folk music too..Sooo soothing to the ear and soul.
The people and culture looks Caribbean because these people are Caribbean they come from Jamaica and may other Caribbean islands and settled in central America Caribbean beach towns
Nicaragua was speaking English language way before Jamaica. Remember Jamaica was a Spanish colony first.
I can’t stop smiling at this video bro, seeing our ppl from across the world, connect and embrace each other so beautifully. Ahh I love it. I wish more ppl were like Ace and this beautiful woman and her family.
who is our people
Beautiful opening
Wow place reminds me of Jamaica country side and that lady talk little she from Jamaica, love your work homie
These are the Real places with real people
I love this video and the one in Bluefields. That Jamaican connection is deep
Yup..I hear you on the Jamaican connection.. I hear it when she speaks.
Ace, I absolutely love your videos. It's so nice to learn about other people's food, culture, homes, etc. The patties the lady made look delicious!!
Nicoya! 🇳🇮
She has a Caribbean accent 😍
God bless ya Ace everywhere you go you spreading nothing but love and joy.
She's the best I love her very friendly
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Fam, gotta go to Leon and Las Penitas!
Mata Galpa , Masaya
Go to Pearl Lagoon/Pearl Cays its 45 min north of Bluefields also an afrodecendant community.
Please go to the coast because too many bloggers stay on the pacific side, its more natural on the coast you can go to pearl lagoon and will be very close to the garifuno people who are not far from there,
Go to Granada
Her accent is similar to people from the English speaking Caribbean 👍.
Good job ACE,may the most high Jah continue to keep you safe and bless your generosity
Yo Ace visit Anthony Mathews one of our country's most beloved black artist from the coast. His music is bomb. I been with ya from the start bro, i cant believe you visited my country
One love!!
Definitely true land owners there
..here in the U.S.A ...WE THE PEOPLES JUST rent the land n called it being land owners
That's right we rent to never own in the States!
Save your money and join us in Central America, Cambodia, Philippines, Thailand, Colombia and other tropical paradises.
Land/properties are reasonably priced in these paradises.
She’s such a nice soul 🙏🏽❤️
Outdoor cooking yields the best food, end of story!! Keep up the excellent work, ACE.
Another great video! I really love the lady, family and neighbors. The food look so delicious. It seems be a great environment considering the area she lives in. Down to earth people! Thanks for this great insight of the people of Managua. Keep up the good work
In Jamaica we call that style of baking, hell a top hell a bottom and hallelujah in the middle 😂
Black people are one ❤❤🇸🇱🇳🇬🇸🇳🇯🇲💖🌹🌹🌹💯💯💯
She even speaks like Jamaicans… “see it dey”
She has such a great spirit 🙏🏾
This lady has a Jamaican accent & also reggae music in background CHO 🌴🇯🇲🌴
Nicaragua Nicaragua Caribbean coast is like Jamaica
Patois, rundown, patties, reggea, dancehall, calypso etc
Nicaragua was also an English colony and Spanish both
Keep in contact with that lady i like her vibes
Beautiful land with scenic views of life so pure, simple and natural. It makes me wonder why so much of Latin America is running to the U.S.A when there's more stress, complications and strife here. If I had a home there I would keep it clean, natural and simple.
Propaganda from media USA constantly lying about America is the greatest country on earth.
Bro that has been some of the most authentic people and lady I've seen on your travels.
Afro Nicaraguans ,Afro Costa Ricans and Jamaicas rule when it comes to the kitchen 💪🏿👑💯 they are family sharing same bloodline and culture Jamaican decent!
I would have to agree. Her physical features and cadence in how she speaks are very reminiscent of my accent, my culture and my Island. I would believe she was Jamaican like me upon first sight. Viva La Familia. Blessings.
@@shampootrueblue I also thought she was jamaican. My my...
Not from Jamaica decent stop the madness. Most Afro from central America are from St Vincent .. Garifuna people learn some history.
@@millionmasso You need to get help for your issues expeditiously. Your baseless comment is oozing untreated mental illness. Plenty of Jamaicans have migrated to Nicaragua, Honduras, Cuba, Panama, Curacao and many other Islands/Countries and I'm solely basing this on facts. You seem desperate for validation and friends, so please go look elsewhere. Always one idiot on the scene. Very weird energy. Please go learn YOUR HISTORY. Blessings.
@Millionmasso da-gawd not true. Garifuna people are only the majority in honduras. In the other countries, creole or afro Antillean black people are the majority. Even in countries where other garifuna people reside.
Wow this lady sounds like a Jamaican for real. I think it's the creole side of her .
They are vincy the black Caribs and brother to the maroons.
in Belize the bread They prefer to as coconut bread we call creole bread , The music they prefer to as Coastal music i. The real name is Punta Rock . Each Central American have their version of Punta rock music . those other Central American have their Spanish influence in their music
I will trade that rural place to any metropolitan city. What a beautiful African queen, the model host.
The lady you're interviewing is from my town. 😊😊
She reminds me of all the Jamaican women in my family LOL
I am impressed with this lady. If she had a more modern system with her tenacity, she could do greater things. The heart and desire to want to achieve, without complaining, is what I see in this lady. Bob Marley was right, "Attitude determines Altitude.:
305 in the house Miami good job brother showing my beautiful country born there but raised here in the 305 show people the real about nica
Ace keep it real from the 305
As an American of Haitian descent she reminds me of my mother, aunt, grandma all in one… Thanks for this.. very heart warming
Now you see why this was never taught in your history class. Black people are WORLDWIDE. The media only shows you "fair-skinned" natives when they visit. It is so important for people to travel the world and see for themselves, and not be strictly dictated by the limited coverage from the media.
We seeds of Ham son of Noah, we spread on four corners of the earth
Hello broth I live in Nicaragua and I consider that you should visit volcán masaya because the landscape is very unique and
I have motorcycle too if you want to visit with me
John M.----when you go to other countries as this u learn so much the peoples past history,and that can tell so much about their culture.
Ace buy her a large deep fryer. Cutting boards knives all kitchen equipment and whatever she wants upgrade her bro.
We need a Black union government now seriously.
We can change the future of our people all over the world.
It be nice to put up a go fund me account for her to buy her a piece of that $700 land so she’s can get her own house etc😊
Very nice idea
I'm down. We should all be buying land in these countries.
A lots of JAMAICAN fisherman settle in Honduras and Nicaragua. They have children there
Goes way back , from British colonial times in Jamaica.
And a lot of them come here even to this day. Maybe she left with one 😂
I love that lady vibe she have a Jamaican kinda vibe trust me
Yes so true I think she is Jamaican
Their English is really good. I don't really try many different foods, but I respect the culture.
They are Jamaicans
Wow, these were such wonderful people. This woman is amazing. Such a blessing to meet and spend time with them. Muchas gracias por compartir!
The Garifuna's are native to St Vincent and were brought to Belize by the English. ( Costa Rica, Nicaragua), That way of cooking is the same as in the Caribbean islands. I grew up cooking that way.
You have changed a lot of people's life. You can change her life. You will know what to do as always
The way she speaks English, she could be from the Caribbean islands or Guyana. You would not know the difference. Nice...
It's Western Caribbean Creole. Those who speak in this way include: Belizeans like myself, Bay Islanders (Roatan), Nicaraguans from Bluefields and Columbians from Providencia.
She's from Nicaragua. Nicaragua was colonized by the British and the Spanish. Hence, our English accents. Food for thought. 😉
It must also be noted that the British alliance with the Miskito people (Indians) made it possible to colonize that area. They gave up these areas during the reign of Queen Victoria. The Clayton-Bulwer Treaty giving up these areas was signed as a result of tensions between the U.S (exerting the Monroe Doctrine) and Britain. The population of British Honduras was doubled when the British gave up their Bay Island possession.
@@heydiq2143 Thanks for explaining.
@@mercedes4328 You're welcome 🙂
Black is Black. Anywhere and everywhere. All over the world. And I love that. 🙏🏾🖤
this is soo cool. I love watching the authentic version of going to strangers houses and having a party and eating food. Thats really dangerous but cool at the same time. Please be safe out there man.
This is just like a Jamaican, love the vibe
They ARE NICARAGUANS, Period!
They are transplants. No all caps necessary, shouting doesn't mean you're correct, only rude.
@@hawthorne3889 all caps is just how Nicaraguans talk lol
My parents are from Honduras Garifuna Honduras to be exact and that music sounds like Punta
I Like what You doing for my country enjoy my brother