I am fortunate to live in Ecuador where we still have large Indigenous populations..They are the only people who will survive a global cataclysm ..Thanks for this awesome video
We need to respect different cultures and allow and protect these cultures… The baby they were painting was so calm… and so chubby … you can tell he’s well fed..I love how they give birth and they protect the baby from harsh lights etc… the babies don’t even cry…. It speaks to the reverence of the people… we could institute their birthing practises… the rooms should be kept dim when a baby is born…
Wait this where the name Redskins comes from??? The media always portrayed it as based on their actual skin color and thus being a racial insult. Too late for the football team
These people are beautiful. It is important that their way of life is preserved and protected. This document conjures interesting thoughts for myself though. For the longest time I wanted to escape all of the horrible craziness that surrounds me everyday and live just like this (I almost have several times).. But the dynamics of existence within the physical universe change is constant and necessary. Without it there is no path to a greater understanding of existence. Eventually, the time will come though when the same will happen to any one of our other societies (or all at the same time) and we will be forced to face it and change as well. No matter what you do you will not be able to escape change, It's just the nature of life in the physical universe.
The world was beautiful and perfect. Before explorers invaded others territories, in the name of bringing and spreading civilians. They brought with them diseases that threatened local way of life. Let nature be. Let culture be. Civilization is a matter of personal perception
Sorry to disagree…humans have damaged the world and oppressed others throughout history. Ancient Rome caused the extinction of many species and wiped out tribal peoples. They were very intent of Romanazing those they conquered. I can cite other examples from around the world. The Fiunders of the US patterned much on the Romans and had certain,y studied their tactics in dealing with conquered peoples.
Warning: a few interesting paragraphs of text ahead. :) Unfortunately, exploration happens as a result of curiosity and is facilitated by advancements in transportation, which themselves come about as a result of other factors. All to often, anyone echoing anti-colonial or anti-exploration sentiments usually has the European in mind, without realizing that ancient European tribes also lived by hunting and gathering, all according to their immediate environment. Civilization in Europe was spread through Rome, but was preceded by ancient cultures of the Middle East. But as a person of Indo-European heritage, I still agree with you. Before the spread of Christianity, Europe had its own tribes that lived in primal, tribal ways, before having their traditions erased by fire and sword BY their own people, who were under the Christian spell. Of course, ancient Rome was not too fond of "primitive" Germanic tribes. Does this sentiment sound familiar now? We had a similar fate as the other tribes of the world. You can read about old cultures such as the Yamnaya (Pit Grave culture), the Corded Ware culture, the Scythians and dozens of others that spanned the Eurasian plateau and eventually spread into the European continent. Sadly enough, it was the post-pagan European that had the ability to navigate to far away lands and with them bring their own worldview together with a Semitic religion, which was once foreign to them. Today these people are whom one would call Whites, usually in not too friendly of a tone. I do believe, however, that if the European had not made inroads first, another group would eventually have set out to discover more lands for themselves, and in the process bring with them whatever culture and views they would possess at the time. But that would be another story and we would not be here, commenting on this video. Let us not forget that the Arab world had its own expansionist chapter in history, which brought Islam and other cultural elements wherever it went. So did the Mongols and Turkic peoples, with their own westward expansions towards European lands. It really comes down to who has the means to explore, because this is simply part of the bipedal way of life. Some tribes are peaceful and stationary, while others thrive off war and exploration. And at the end of the day, life is a constant clash of cultures. Right now, for instance, almost all peoples of the world are being affected by a superficial culture of consumerism, which also includes sports and cheap entertainment as "bread and circuses for the masses." The purveyors of this new fake culture, are faceless, nationless beings, who could eventually destroy every culture in their path. They are the bankers, the corporations, the media. It's a different kind of animal altogether.
Urucu fruits look similar to rambutan until opened... and the people too. Greetings to Wajapi people from South East Asia. Stay strong and always preserve your culture no matter what.
It's good to see that the missionaries have not penetrated these beautiful people. Amazing to see them using the microscope. Choosing what is advantageous to them and what is not. Thank you for posting this documentary.
We call it Rukoo (rue-coo)in Trinidad in the Caribbean. We use in stews,meat etc. It is also a natural substitute for ketchup. .it gives food a nice flavour.
What every tribe men & women must learnt their way of tradition and culture. My fullest support to this people's of olden days who never get bored but continue imparting the young ones ..🙏🦂
I absolutely love watching these documentaries because it teaches me so much. Material things are for show and I'd give anything to have life be just about family, knowledge of our ancestors and family being there for one another!!! Thank you soooo much!!! 💜
They always blame the white skin man, yes we stole all the land, and scatter your heritage, Now we are like the plague on earth that disturb all cultures, a bit lie culture VULTURES
Love the documentery awesome that some people still want to live close to earth we need more people like this... This new society have make people crazy
. Poor innocent animals. Bludgeoned to death. You won’t do with your cute little dog 🤗🐶. Plants have fibre and protein, loads of protein. Bonobos and Orangutans and gorillas are plant-based. They never eat meat. And they are huge !!!! 1% cancer in the wild. 99% the same as us. We are herbivores. Scientific fact. Meat has saturated fat, no fibre. 51% death rate. Scientific fact. Vegans have 4% cancer and that’s it. No heart attack. No high blood pressure. No strokes. No diabetes. No fat deposits because fat deposits are animals. We are herbivores. Long long stomachs. Flat teeth 🦷. Little flat teeth 😬. We are herbivores ✅❤️. Scientific fact. ‘How not to Die’, Dr Greger. Actual pictures of the heart, eating animals. TH-cam it. Scientific fact. TH-cam delicious vegan food. So easy....
@@VeganV5912 my grandma wasn't a vegan and she lived 110 years old....my grandpa died at 103 yrs old..all we eat was vegetables fish and chicken only and we only use SALT for seasoning nothing else....
@@hyperxdemz8471 .. Murder is murder. Killing is killing. Holocaust is Holocaust. No matter WHAT !!!! Be vegan ✅, or you’re a hypooocrite !!!.... Do you murder innocent animals bludgeoned to death for a 5 minute meal !!! Cooooward !!! 100%.....
@@VeganV5912 I am vegan too. But your arguments are out of reality and delusional. Do you know plants have life too? They can feel, they can react. Humans are always killing something/someone to survive. It is human emotions and moral that says not to kill animals. Othewise, the reality is stranger than ideas.
They are happy and the children are playing they don't have to worry about nothing just living there lives the way Jah wanted. They are healthy people will survive. Much Love to them.
Baby piggy 😍 !!! Don’t hurt innocent animals they did nothing wrong !! They are innocent !! Purely innocent !!!! Over a frigging burger et cetera !!! Five minutes of taste !! You wouldn’t do that to yourself 🐮🔪🙁/😵🍖🐔🤥 !!! Change people !! Stop hurting innocent animals !!! TH-cam delicious vegan food. It’s so very easy !!!!
Enjoy your life the way you want and allow others to do the same. That’s always been the problem with the world. Do you realize that it’s been so called “enlightened” people like you throughout history that has gone all over the world 🌎 and destroyed indigenous cultures in the name of advancement and “civilization” because they (you) think that your way of life is better than theirs. As they say nothing is more dangerous than a person that thinks they’re right. In other words “MIND YOUR EFFING BUSINESS”! Leave other peoples cultures alone and allow them to eat the way that they want in peace. The same way that your privileged a** does. I’m sorry but it doesn’t look like the natives have a WholeFoods that they can jog down to a and pick up some of that blessed organic tofu.
This is great to see. I hope you’re paying them a lot, not just piddly amounts, because as capitalists you might say, “they don’t need much money.” They do, so pay them well, since capitalists will be selling these documentaries and making huge profits.
This was a wonderful documentary; however, how can they not know how old the young boy is, but know that the young mother and father are 16 and 19 years old respectively, lol. Still love it. Grandpa walking through town eyeing the girls was cute, lol.
greetings to all those with red and tanned skin, slanted eyes and black hair. inhabitants of forests and who find in wild nature their temple, their gods, their strength and their spirituality. children of the forest from the southern tip of the Pacific to the northern tip of Siberia. from East and Southeast Asia passing through the Bering Strait and extending across America (our true motherland). we were in every corner of this planet. this land is ours!! strength and honor. fight, indigenous!!!
Personally I think health care and education in modern life are as important as family and respecting traditions ....... if I was part of this beautiful culture I will teach my children the mix of both to keep them healthy , safe and specially beautiful people
Συγχαρητήρια στο συνεργείο πού έκανε αυτό το βίντεο πραγματικά εμείς εδώ στην Ελλάδα δεν περιμέναμε ότι υπάρχουν ακόμα ιθαγενείς τόσο καλοί και ευγενικοί τις ευχές μου σε όλους και στο συνεργείο από Ελλάδα
They are amazing human-beings and are free. They take fragments of modernity and incorporate that in their lives. Still maintaining their ties to the land and culture. We could learn a lot from them.
The problem with modern society is we live more atomized lives. No more community, culture, heritage and identity these people live much more satisfying lives.
I have to say that the blurring of body parts that we westerners find offensive is absolutely ridiculous. Even a very small boy, who could not be more than four or five had to have his little willly blurred out. Why are WE so narrow bloody mided?
I DON'T THINK THESE GUYS REALISE HOW CONECTED TO NATURE THEY ARE. FANOMANAL. IT'S LIKE THERE CORE PERSON REALY EXISTS SOMEWHERE ELSE IN THE WORLD AEOUND THEM .THEY'RE TUNED INTO SOMETHING MAN
@@mercydenga8816 this group is known as the Wajapi. There are many different groups of people who lived in the Americas long before the Europeans arrived. They are collectively known as Native Americans.
@@rajeshwarsharma1716 I don't think so. What I know is that Christopher Columbus was sailing to India and got lost. He ended up in the Americas. He called the inhabitants of this land Red Indians.
Baby piggy 😍 !!! Don’t hurt innocent animals they did nothing wrong !! They are innocent !! Purely innocent !!!! Over a frigging burger et cetera !!! Five minutes of taste !! You wouldn’t do that to yourself 🐮🔪🙁/😵🍖🐔🤥 !!! Change people !! Stop hurting innocent animals !!! TH-cam delicious vegan food. It’s so very easy !!!
@@cosmicwisdom999 🤣 yuh not wrong tho yuh can use as a substitute for turmeric ( saffron in Trinidad 🤣❤ ) I use it regular it's real good in stew pork or chicken in place of browning and sugar.
With all respect to their culture that is preserved by their ancestors. Punjabi's has an extraordinary tradition that I'd ever seen from costumes to rituals. They are warm-hearted people and live harmoniously as one tribe.
In the Philippines we called that fruit as ASUETE..we often used it to enhanced color of the foods. This fruit often found near springs and rivers and it's actually one of my 300+ fruit collections.
Gives birth *squatting* over leaves ...... EXACTLY,my grandmother( who had 9 children at home) used to complain;" only stupid man would make woman LAY down in hospital to have baby..u don't poop 💩 laying down.". 👍
Most likley for American people who will see a problem , get "triggerd" or offended or some miniscule issue totally unrelated to their lives. So it's just a safety for thier channel/youtube
The orlean tree or anatto tree (Bixa orellana), Surinamese-Dutch Koesoewe or Koeswe tree, is a shrub or tree in South America that owes its fame to the yellow to red dye (anatto) extracted from the fruit. The species is sometimes split into two or more species. This leads to the curious situation that this species is regarded by some as its own family and by others as merely one of the species in one of the genera in this family.[source?] The orlean tree is also grown outside its natural range (tropical South America), including in gardens. The orlean tree is a shrub up to 6 meters high or rarely a tree up to 10 meters high. The young twigs have red-brown hair. The leaves are alternately arranged, long-stalked, narrowly heart-shaped, pointed, light green and can grow up to 25 cm long. Three to five, often reddish, veins emerge from the base of the leaf blade. The pink or rarely white flowers grow in terminal panicles. They are five cm in diameter, have five sepals and five petals and many stamens. The fruits are up to 4 cm in size, red, egg-shaped and covered with soft bristles. The fruits are capsules that split open in a bivalve, revealing up to fifty seeds (see photo). Anatto, a bright red dye, is extracted from the fleshy seed coat. This colorant is used in lipstick, soap and, under code number E160[b], in foodstuffs such as cheese and margarine. In Central America and the northern Caribbean islands the powder is used to flavor food.Until the end of the nineteenth century, anatto was an important dye that was traded dried. The indigenous people use the dye in fabrics and for painting the body. Dogs are also rubbed with it because of its insect repellent properties. The leaves serve as medicine. The Natives from tropical America used the dye to paint the skin and dye their hair. Such a painted group of Indians attacked Francisco de Orellana in 1541 on his journey through South America. The plant was later named after him.
This film is a perfect example where the introduction of modern scientific elements can be done without destroying the culture. With this as an example, so can their pagan superstitions be removed and also not destroy their culture. Their superstition - unlike what anthropology teaches, does not have to be integral with the culture. Slice has a obsession with the promotion of pagan concepts, being almost always the first issue it promotes in their films.
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I am fortunate to live in Ecuador where we still have large Indigenous populations..They are the only people who will survive a global cataclysm ..Thanks for this awesome video
We need to respect different cultures and allow and protect these cultures…
The baby they were painting was so calm… and so chubby … you can tell he’s well fed..I love how they give birth and they protect the baby from harsh lights etc… the babies don’t even cry…. It speaks to the reverence of the people… we could institute their birthing practises… the rooms should be kept dim when a baby is born…
You mean "WHITE PEOPLE" need to respect different culture ?
STOP COLONISATION and RACISM
Agreed and quit trying to change people to our Western Non Cultural beliefs.
Just loved it... beautiful people beautiful way of life.
Wish we all could live like this, with family,friends,nature and spirits.
Sorry but your wishes can't come true. its too late. happy or not just enjoy the way you are. simple as that
There is no WIFI 😭😭😭😭😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
you only wish but you dont reallllllly want it.
No we can't.
Just ignore the jack asses and their gloom & doom denial... all things start with a wish...
I am so thankful for these documentaries that show primitive life still exists with tradition 💕
Primitive according to the modern capitalist city dwelling individual that sees himself as cultured which they are far from!
Thank God, we civilized the whole world, 🌍 bring those people up to the 21st-century
Much respect to the tribes of our world that still live in such hard yet pure ways.
😎w
Wait this where the name Redskins comes from??? The media always portrayed it as based on their actual skin color and thus being a racial insult. Too late for the football team
@@777zebo lol 😆
Good thing they lit that fire so the new born baby could see . 😆 🤣
Hard?
I myself from a Manobo Tribe in the Philippines. I always enjoyed watching this kind of documentary. Thanks for sharing it in the world.
These people are beautiful. It is important that their way of life is preserved and protected.
This document conjures interesting thoughts for myself though.
For the longest time I wanted to escape all of the horrible craziness that
surrounds me everyday and live just like this (I almost have several times)..
But the dynamics of existence within the physical universe change is constant and necessary.
Without it there is no path to a greater understanding of existence.
Eventually, the time will come though when the same will happen to any one of our other societies (or all at the same time)
and we will be forced to face it and change as well.
No matter what you do you will not be able to escape change,
It's just the nature of life in the physical universe.
The world was beautiful and perfect. Before explorers invaded others territories, in the name of bringing and spreading civilians. They brought with them diseases that threatened local way of life. Let nature be. Let culture be. Civilization is a matter of personal perception
Sorry to disagree…humans have damaged the world and oppressed others throughout history. Ancient Rome caused the extinction of many species and wiped out tribal peoples. They were very intent of Romanazing those they conquered. I can cite other examples from around the world. The Fiunders of the US patterned much on the Romans and had certain,y studied their tactics in dealing with conquered peoples.
Westerners bringing diseases and exploration
Warning: a few interesting paragraphs of text ahead. :)
Unfortunately, exploration happens as a result of curiosity and is facilitated by advancements in transportation, which themselves come about as a result of other factors.
All to often, anyone echoing anti-colonial or anti-exploration sentiments usually has the European in mind, without realizing that ancient European tribes also lived by hunting and gathering, all according to their immediate environment. Civilization in Europe was spread through Rome, but was preceded by ancient cultures of the Middle East.
But as a person of Indo-European heritage, I still agree with you. Before the spread of Christianity, Europe had its own tribes that lived in primal, tribal ways, before having their traditions erased by fire and sword BY their own people, who were under the Christian spell. Of course, ancient Rome was not too fond of "primitive" Germanic tribes. Does this sentiment sound familiar now?
We had a similar fate as the other tribes of the world. You can read about old cultures such as the Yamnaya (Pit Grave culture), the Corded Ware culture, the Scythians and dozens of others that spanned the Eurasian plateau and eventually spread into the European continent.
Sadly enough, it was the post-pagan European that had the ability to navigate to far away lands and with them bring their own worldview together with a Semitic religion, which was once foreign to them. Today these people are whom one would call Whites, usually in not too friendly of a tone.
I do believe, however, that if the European had not made inroads first, another group would eventually have set out to discover more lands for themselves, and in the process bring with them whatever culture and views they would possess at the time. But that would be another story and we would not be here, commenting on this video.
Let us not forget that the Arab world had its own expansionist chapter in history, which brought Islam and other cultural elements wherever it went. So did the Mongols and Turkic peoples, with their own westward expansions towards European lands.
It really comes down to who has the means to explore, because this is simply part of the bipedal way of life. Some tribes are peaceful and stationary, while others thrive off war and exploration. And at the end of the day, life is a constant clash of cultures. Right now, for instance, almost all peoples of the world are being affected by a superficial culture of consumerism, which also includes sports and cheap entertainment as "bread and circuses for the masses." The purveyors of this new fake culture, are faceless, nationless beings, who could eventually destroy every culture in their path. They are the bankers, the corporations, the media. It's a different kind of animal altogether.
Urucu fruits look similar to rambutan until opened... and the people too. Greetings to Wajapi people from South East Asia. Stay strong and always preserve your culture no matter what.
It's good to see that the missionaries have not penetrated these beautiful people. Amazing to see them using the microscope. Choosing what is advantageous to them and what is not. Thank you for posting this documentary.
We call it Rukoo (rue-coo)in Trinidad in the Caribbean. We use in stews,meat etc. It is also a natural substitute for ketchup.
.it gives food a nice flavour.
It’s so awesome to see there are still people living their traditional ways.
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Have been looking for Slice on TH-cam for the past two days but wasn't coming up. So glad to see guys today
What every tribe men & women must learnt their way of tradition and culture. My fullest support to this people's of olden days who never get bored but continue imparting the young ones ..🙏🦂
These cultures should be preserved...wholeheartedly...
Exactly I agree with you they mean a lot where are you from Susan
How amazing I just wish more people would research and watch these AMAZING documentary
I absolutely love watching these documentaries because it teaches me so much. Material things are for show and I'd give anything to have life be just about family, knowledge of our ancestors and family being there for one another!!! Thank you soooo much!!! 💜
I agree 100% this documentaries are the best
Hard yet simple lifet &wonderful
Tribes should be a treasured and sacred. So many beautiful cultures are disappearing. A great loss to the world. God bless them
In Swahili..
alikubali..
( Agreed )..
True. Our definition of *progress* is useless if we can't be in harmony with nature.
@@127. Correct! What we see as progress in the west is actually regression and backwards...
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They always blame the white skin man, yes we stole all the land, and scatter your heritage,
Now we are like the plague on earth that disturb all cultures, a bit lie culture VULTURES
This is such an important information plus UNESCO has done a great job preserving this unique people and culture.
Amazing documentary of the natives in different countries. Thank you and God Bless you for sharing👏🙏🇫🇯
You need your culture need revive relgion, clothes traditions
Love the documentery awesome that some people still want to live close to earth we need more people like this... This new society have make people crazy
Respect to Our Brothers and Sisters With LOVE ❤️ 🙏💖🙏🇦🇺 from Melbourne Victoria Australia ♥️🇦🇺
respect to all the indigenous tribes in the world!
Beautiful amazing documentary. Bless Natives.
. Poor innocent animals. Bludgeoned to death. You won’t do with your cute little dog 🤗🐶.
Plants have fibre and protein, loads of protein. Bonobos and Orangutans and gorillas are plant-based. They never eat meat. And they are huge !!!! 1% cancer in the wild. 99% the same as us. We are herbivores. Scientific fact. Meat has saturated fat, no fibre. 51% death rate. Scientific fact.
Vegans have 4% cancer and that’s it. No heart attack. No high blood pressure. No strokes. No diabetes. No fat deposits because fat deposits are animals. We are herbivores. Long long stomachs. Flat teeth 🦷. Little flat teeth 😬. We are herbivores ✅❤️. Scientific fact. ‘How not to Die’, Dr Greger. Actual pictures of the heart, eating animals. TH-cam it. Scientific fact.
TH-cam delicious vegan food. So easy....
@@VeganV5912 my grandma wasn't a vegan and she lived 110 years old....my grandpa died at 103 yrs old..all we eat was vegetables fish and chicken only and we only use SALT for seasoning nothing else....
Why do you want to bless them? I'm sure you didn't mean it but you are coming across very patronising.
@@hyperxdemz8471 .. Murder is murder. Killing is killing. Holocaust is Holocaust. No matter WHAT !!!! Be vegan ✅, or you’re a hypooocrite !!!.... Do you murder innocent animals bludgeoned to death for a 5 minute meal !!! Cooooward !!! 100%.....
@@VeganV5912 I am vegan too. But your arguments are out of reality and delusional. Do you know plants have life too? They can feel, they can react. Humans are always killing something/someone to survive. It is human emotions and moral that says not to kill animals. Othewise, the reality is stranger than ideas.
Thankyou for letting us know that they exist, much respect for them...such a pure life.
The thing they use for their face paint is called annatto here in Jamaica and is used as a food coloring.
Also in Spanish speaking Latin America but we call it achiote which derives from the Aztec language Nahuatl
It makes the face hot and burns it
@@fragolegirl2002 achote
@@ariaspence267lie!
The Great traditions and culture are valuable.....with love SAJEEV SAUPARNIKA ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
They are happy and the children are playing they don't have to worry about nothing just living there lives the way Jah wanted. They are healthy people will survive. Much Love to them.
Best docu I always waiting for the new videos like this..THANKS #SLICE
Baby piggy 😍 !!! Don’t hurt innocent animals they did nothing wrong !! They are innocent !! Purely innocent !!!! Over a frigging burger et cetera !!! Five minutes of taste !! You wouldn’t do that to yourself 🐮🔪🙁/😵🍖🐔🤥 !!! Change people !! Stop hurting innocent animals !!! TH-cam delicious vegan food. It’s so very easy !!!!
@@VeganV5912 thank u...
Enjoy your life the way you want and allow others to do the same. That’s always been the problem with the world. Do you realize that it’s been so called “enlightened” people like you throughout history that has gone all over the world 🌎 and destroyed indigenous cultures in the name of advancement and “civilization” because they (you) think that your way of life is better than theirs. As they say nothing is more dangerous than a person that thinks they’re right. In other words
“MIND YOUR EFFING BUSINESS”! Leave other peoples cultures alone and allow them to eat the way that they want in peace. The same way that your privileged a** does. I’m sorry but it doesn’t look like the natives have a WholeFoods that they can jog down to a and pick up some of that blessed organic tofu.
I was impressed with their learning to draw and communicate verbally in Potugese
All nature typed behaved I love it .
This is great to see. I hope you’re paying them a lot, not just piddly amounts, because as capitalists you might say, “they don’t need much money.” They do, so pay them well, since capitalists will be selling these documentaries and making huge profits.
This was a wonderful documentary; however, how can they not know how old the young boy is, but know that the young mother and father are 16 and 19 years old respectively, lol. Still love it. Grandpa walking through town eyeing the girls was cute, lol.
If am not wrong they use seasons to count their years
@@inezamy9523 Yes, they do, but they stated no one knew how old the little boy was.
@@aseifa77 like he's an orphan or sumn
And at least one of the men wore a wristwatch!
@@TheWhippinpost 🤣🤣🤣
The beauty of divine innocence ❤. Thanks Slice team
greetings to all those with red and tanned skin, slanted eyes and black hair. inhabitants of forests and who find in wild nature their temple, their gods, their strength and their spirituality. children of the forest from the southern tip of the Pacific to the northern tip of Siberia. from East and Southeast Asia passing through the Bering Strait and extending across America (our true motherland). we were in every corner of this planet. this land is ours!! strength and honor. fight, indigenous!!!
I’ve watched this over and over a different period of time and learned something new every time Awsome content
Personally I think health care and education in modern life are as important as family and respecting traditions ....... if I was part of this beautiful culture I will teach my children the mix of both to keep them healthy , safe and specially beautiful people
Συγχαρητήρια στο συνεργείο πού έκανε αυτό το βίντεο πραγματικά εμείς εδώ στην Ελλάδα δεν περιμέναμε ότι υπάρχουν ακόμα ιθαγενείς τόσο καλοί και ευγενικοί τις ευχές μου σε όλους και στο συνεργείο από Ελλάδα
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Δεν μιλάω ελληνικά αλλά υπάρχουν ελληνικοί υπότιτλοι;
Respecting them for still following their tradition - it's nice
Love this way of living.
They are amazing human-beings and are free. They take fragments of modernity and incorporate that in their lives. Still maintaining their ties to the land and culture. We could learn a lot from them.
Great sharing of amazing documentary. Thank you.
Wonderful people thank you for sharing.
Amazing documentary. Thank you ❤️
When you live for elevating your spiritual being than living for vanity 🙏🏽
The problem with modern society is we live more atomized lives. No more community, culture, heritage and identity these people live much more satisfying lives.
The piglet was a paid actor, I'm convinced.
Hahahahah. Clever!
Amazing documentary. Feels so good to watch new documentary 👌👌👌😇
Why IS Canada is mourning the deaths of hundreds of children? www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-57325653
We called it Achuete in my Village in the 🇵🇭 we are using this as food coloring when we cook Pancit Guisado or any dishes made of meat.
Its better to use than patronizing the food colors made in china
Annato powder is the name use for cooking around the world
In Mexico we call it achiote very similar to achuete
Wag ka ngang maingay
The one for food coloring is called "colorau", extracted from the urucum seed
This is my favorite content very natural I love it
Nice slice...you nailed all the time..thank you so much
Very good documentary.Thank you.
Like here at my country Philippines there are many tribes live in the mountains,forest near the rivers,they are good peoples living simple lifestyle
The pure innocence is wonderful to see.
Para mim, esse é o povo mais lindo do mundo!
I think you could help us more, to be more honest and humble and less materialistic and living and loving our land and each other ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I really love there cultures 😊😊❤❤
Beautiful nature people ❤
I am enjoying this video!
Best doc🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
I have to say that the blurring of body parts that we westerners find offensive is absolutely ridiculous. Even a very small boy, who could not be more than four or five had to have his little willly blurred out. Why are WE so narrow bloody mided?
because of sick pedophiles out there
I DON'T THINK THESE GUYS REALISE HOW CONECTED TO NATURE THEY ARE. FANOMANAL. IT'S LIKE THERE CORE PERSON REALY EXISTS SOMEWHERE ELSE IN THE WORLD AEOUND THEM .THEY'RE TUNED INTO SOMETHING MAN
Amazing ! Thank you for such a wonderful film
Such an interesting channel Thank you 😀
Amazing rituals
That lady teacher is the most beautiful person I've seen in a long time. So beautiful.
Wonderful documentary thanks for sharing.nice to live like this very peaceful.but i want them to learn some other things
In the Philippines,its just an ordinary plants in the surroundings.... we seldom to use for cooking.......
Love it😍
These people are not Indians, so why are you calling them Indians? Please use the correct terminology.
Very appropriate. Do they even have any genetic connection to Indians from India?
What's their name then?
@@mercydenga8816 this group is known as the Wajapi. There are many different groups of people who lived in the Americas long before the Europeans arrived. They are collectively known as Native Americans.
@@rajeshwarsharma1716 I don't think so. What I know is that Christopher Columbus was sailing to India and got lost. He ended up in the Americas. He called the inhabitants of this land Red Indians.
@@amkgaka9824 true, very true
Beautiful people.
quite interesting, I can watch this over and over and over.
Hahaha I found it funny. There is an empty coca cola bottle behind the man's plant bag. COKE you did it again.
In Trinidad people use it for adding colour to stews and meats etc also is a Bush medicine
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What is it called
It grows in Jamaica too and people uses it in foods as well. I use to think that was what curry was made from for some reason....lol
@@oliviahart7983 rocou in Trinidad its annato universally
@@cosmicwisdom999 🤣 yuh not wrong tho yuh can use as a substitute for turmeric ( saffron in Trinidad 🤣❤ ) I use it regular it's real good in stew pork or chicken in place of browning and sugar.
thnk to this document/video...not different to my tribes..Iban in Borneo..🙏🙏🙏🙏
With all respect to their culture that is preserved by their ancestors. Punjabi's has an extraordinary tradition that I'd ever seen from costumes to rituals. They are warm-hearted people and live harmoniously as one tribe.
In the Philippines we called that fruit as ASUETE..we often used it to enhanced color of the foods. This fruit often found near springs and rivers and it's actually one of my 300+ fruit collections.
Akala ko nung baga ako eh kemikal na hindi safe kasi ginagamit nanay ko pangkulay ng puto. Tanim pala..hehe
Love and respect
amazing charlie❗
respect to their tradition and culture salute
Very, very interesting.
It's the 21st century and the world should respect ALL Cultures and So Many have been around MANY More Years than Others
They call from Freedom "Uncivilized".
The little kid who went to the hospital is so cute ❤️
Gives birth *squatting* over leaves ...... EXACTLY,my grandmother( who had 9 children at home) used to complain;" only stupid man would make woman LAY down in hospital to have baby..u don't poop 💩 laying down.". 👍
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Amazing. Why censor their body? There is no shame in nudity.
Most likley for American people who will see a problem , get "triggerd" or offended or some miniscule issue totally unrelated to their lives. So it's just a safety for thier channel/youtube
That the achiote seeds that make our grandule rice red.
Muito interessante gosto de vídeos assim,por isso me escrevir
Wondrous
The orlean tree or anatto tree (Bixa orellana), Surinamese-Dutch Koesoewe or Koeswe tree, is a shrub or tree in South America that owes its fame to the yellow to red dye (anatto) extracted from the fruit.
The species is sometimes split into two or more species. This leads to the curious situation that this species is regarded by some as its own family and by others as merely one of the species in one of the genera in this family.[source?]
The orlean tree is also grown outside its natural range (tropical South America), including in gardens. The orlean tree is a shrub up to 6 meters high or rarely a tree up to 10 meters high. The young twigs have red-brown hair. The leaves are alternately arranged, long-stalked, narrowly heart-shaped, pointed, light green and can grow up to 25 cm long. Three to five, often reddish, veins emerge from the base of the leaf blade.
The pink or rarely white flowers grow in terminal panicles. They are five cm in diameter, have five sepals and five petals and many stamens. The fruits are up to 4 cm in size, red, egg-shaped and covered with soft bristles. The fruits are capsules that split open in a bivalve, revealing up to fifty seeds (see photo). Anatto, a bright red dye, is extracted from the fleshy seed coat. This colorant is used in lipstick, soap and, under code number E160[b], in foodstuffs such as cheese and margarine. In Central America and the northern Caribbean islands the powder is used to flavor food.Until the end of the nineteenth century, anatto was an important dye that was traded dried. The indigenous people use the dye in fabrics and for painting the body. Dogs are also rubbed with it because of its insect repellent properties. The leaves serve as medicine.
The Natives from tropical America used the dye to paint the skin and dye their hair. Such a painted group of Indians attacked Francisco de Orellana in 1541 on his journey through South America. The plant was later named after him.
Their bushcraft skills are beyond belief.
I'm enjoying watching the ads.... is there anyway to skip the video?
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Yeah - use ad blocker. I didn't see no ads
Wearing rubber flip-flops, wearing corton printes t-shirts . Hummmmm I dont know how isolated rhey are
Very interesting
Such a beautiful people ❤️
She’s a good teacher
This film is a perfect example where the introduction of modern scientific elements can be done without destroying the culture. With this as an example, so can their pagan superstitions be removed and also not destroy their culture. Their superstition - unlike what anthropology teaches, does not have to be integral with the culture. Slice has a obsession with the promotion of pagan concepts, being almost always the first issue it promotes in their films.
At 46:10 what is the name of bird of that sound? Can anyone tell...
14:05 Nice mirror :))
He was right , prejudice people can so cruel and disgusting .......... no one have the right to call them monkeys
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