We Found A Haunted Slave Town In Argentina
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- We Found A Haunted Slave Town In Argentina - Black People in Argentina - A Travel documentary series about the truth about black people in Argentina.
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• Argentina Hidden Black...
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• The Invisible Black Pe...
Episode 4
• How Black People In Ar...
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Bro when you held that branding iron i got a knot in my stomach. it was too real .
keep on keeping on man. greetings from Ocala Florida.
Hi Ace, I am an Afro-descendant from Argentina, and according to the story that our grandmother told us, it is that Juan Manuel de Rosas helped the blacks who were in our independence, with the overthrow of Rosas, purely Anglo-American governments entered and a fierce campaign began anti blacks, saying that every Argentine should be blond with blue eyes, if not, he was not Argentine. Argentinian Julio Rocca started that campaign, murdering thousands of blacks, and natives in the desert war, which conquered even the Argentine Antarctica. I love my country and its people we are all equal I never felt discriminated against because of my skin color, but there is a lot of black history that was never told.
This was your best content I ever seen. Thank u for your dedication.
Las de boludeces que hay que leer
A lesson for you is to never listen to what grams has to tell you.
This is excellent
GENERAL ROSAS BOASTED IN HIS WILL, OF HAVING KILLED MORE THAN 50,000 RANQUELE INDIANS. It was in what was called the Campaña del Desierto ,Rosas was president of the Argentine Republic
Hey Ace, I'm from the Capital of Santiago del Estero and I'm 17. I wanted to tell you by seeing some of your videos(a few not entirely) recently that I'm an afrodescendent myself, but it's like the 4th time that my african family tree got mixed so i'm pretty much hispanic with 3b-3c hair. The thing is, I got my afro heritage through recessive genes, so I'm not related to many afrosdescents except my grandfather and my mother. One thing that I can certainly talk about it's the fact that I've noticed because of the color of my skin being closer to white, I have it easier to get through this sistem that's so occupied and represented by white people(european offspring). People usually see me as white even though i'm light skin and take as insignificant that I'm mixed despite my most distinctive feature which is my hair, but at the same time they see it as something that's off the grid, start to make questions and want to touch it. The people that have darker skin, or a big nose, or big lips but have straight hair are more recognized as black than me, that's something that frustrates me about my identity being denied to me.
However, I'm glad you came here to know and document a matter that is hidden and removed but implicit in the population of this province. Another thing: you don't see no black people in big budget argentinian movies, you don't see no black argentinian character, or artist that comes with a hit, and the majority of artists that come to massive shows like Lollapalooza are white, that's the image they want to leave about this country, and that's messed up, and you do not see no black people in swimming pools, it's not forbidden but they stay at distance I think due to that it has been problematic throughout history and a space exclusively for white people. Eventually, most african inmigrants don't have a registered job here, they're obligated to work on the streets without insurance and exposed to robberies or rent a place to sell fake stuff that can be or has been taken away from them unfairly by the police.
That's all I've got to say, keep doing your thing, you're touching the right buttons. Hmu if you wanna talk.
Thanks for watching and sharing your experience I really do appreciate it
RESPETO
Che and are you going to go to paradise for identifying yourself as black? Do you want them to give you a prize? Do you want them to give you a social plan? I don't understand. What is important in skin color for you?
Ace is doing better than network and cable TV. He doesn't need them. They need him. Build your own TV. Us black folks need to own our stuff. That's the key.
Ace, thank you so much for showing us argentinian our unknown history. The testimonials you're showing tell us so much more than the books written about this topic. Un abrazo.
This is why I support you because you go above and beyond the regular you tuber with your travels.Thank you very much.
@davidrudolpho7673 what about Kurt Caz ?
It is strange how the black genes is so powerful because those people in that town have not forgotten their black roots and where there are from.
Powerful how? They only know because they have been told about it, it's just that. You giving this average heritage story all that power is kinda weird. It literally happens with descendants from any race.
@@YoureRightIThink : You oxygen thief I am not writing this for the likes of you or your kind.
@@YoureRightIThink yes, but they had to fight to keep their story. Their country tried to erase them. Wipe out their history. That's what's so powerful. Nothing could get in the way of their history
@@YoureRightIThink If it's not what you feel why even comment? If you go on any video where Black people are connecting the dots to our heritage there's always someone like you saying something ignorant. The better question is why are you here? You have no contribution to the conversation.
@@jahloveredeemer4093 What do you mean "your kind"? That's a little unnecessarily rude, notice that I wasn't disrespectful to you in any way, so there's no need to call me oxygen thief or be racist.
Viva the afrodescendents
It was his melaneted ancestors walking upstairs. Lol
Thank for another educational video. Makes me sad every time I hear the struggles of the slaves and the continued denial of their existence is just a continuation of the cruelty they endured. Thanks for spreading the word. These stories MUST be told. I got this place on my bucket list..👊🏿💪🏿
It makes me angry 😠 😡.
Thank you Mr. ACE, Now you are African history Professor. Good luck bro. To your new journey, Remember We are proud of you.
man, this is a story of inner truth world wide..Even when finding out about the Black Madonna in alot of Catholic Churches. Black inventors in America, there's a hard truth pill to swallow.
This branding iron was horrendous. We understand what our ancestors had to go through. I've got tears in my tears. And some people have the audacity to call us "savages". Those who performed those criminal deeds never had to face justice. The church was on their side.
Facts about the church,it has played a part in history that I don't think any God would endorse
Thank You Leon I was waiting for this segment of your quest to inform and enlighten us Brother
Thanks ACE this is eye opening for ppl like me who are interested in African presence in South America. Thanks again bro.
Excellent video thank you Ace keep it up Brother
Another great video. Thanks Ace.
Hi Ace. I stumbled upon your videos & brother I can’t tell you how informative your content is. I’m a Zimbabwean living in the UK & have the privilege of knowing exactly where I come from so I’ve always had empathy for fellow black people who seek to have their Africaness acknowledged & recognised. I love the fact that you embrace yourself in the their culture & willing to travel to area most wouldn’t. I also appreciate the fact that your speak enough Spanish to be able to communicate with the locals. That my brother goes a long way in having people engage with you. Keep up the good work bro.
Thanks for sharing!!! This was really eye opening. It really just hits home that we ALL are of mixed people and come from all sorts of background without even knowing it. Makes hate seem silly when in the end your hating your own family because we are all from similar backgrounds. I also appreciate you saying it happened lets learn and move on. I think so many people now of the social media age want to dig up all things and sort of just keep reliving it and circulating it to get everyone in a riot. Things were messed up for sure but we can move on and make it better. So lets do that. Make it better.
This is so interesting. I love the fact that you were able to explain fact from Folklore when discussing the story of the Manadinga. The legend is just another divisive tool that has been passed down to cast a negative light on the slaves that had been provided land/freedom.
Its even quite possible that a true African Mandinka visited that town and the gossip just spun out of control. I love what you are doing Ace. Amazing content!
Me coming from a Haitian household I am aware of a lot of different Folk stories coming from that island as well it is also part of a form of tradition so in a way I understood why the man keeps the story alive This is no different from hearing legends from indigenous people in Mexico or hearing stories from Samoa people in the Hawaii is just keeping culture stories alive but there is some truth about how it can be used Negatively. The truth about how the black people and money was through Raising cattle this is learned in the next episode
You're doing serious work, King. Ace Live...my new Spanish teacher.
Thank you for this series, this has been amazing, you are doing a tremendous job. well done.
Don’t forget bro slavery is a lot deeper than they told you the true evil behind it should never be forgotten or moved on from it needs to be rectified bro wrongs made right that shows respect and that’s how a people can truly start healing you don’t tell someone who was tortured to live with the torturer and say forget I tortured you be happy I’m not doing it now unless I feel like it or when I feel you are out of line
Ace, excelente work!!! You must investigate what happened at Corrientes, a 450 years old city, founded aside the Parana River. A town at Corrientes is called "Cambá Cuá", a guaraní term that means "The Black Nest" or "The Black Refuge"... Every January 6th theres a great festival honouring San Baltasar, the Black King
En realidad camba significa "pardo o moreno morocho...." al menos en el guaraní paraguayo. Segun mi abuela
Cua. Significa agujero o cueva ademas de nido. Seria como cueva de los morenos KAMBA CUA. En paraguay hay una ciudad afrodescendientes llamada EMBOSCADA ..
It's true, you can get white from black, but you can't get BLK from white, and these generations have at least learned of their true heritage.
Yes you can, look at Zendaya
@@YoureRightIThink she is half African silly
@@MayMay-el4wg don't be silly Obama and shemars father's were black.
My mom is Mandinga from Sierra Leone but her ancestry really generated from around Mali empire and ancient Ghana. Ace laughed because he must be thinking about the negation of (mandingo). The Mandingas are people of Sundiata Keita and Mansa Musa. We all know the tales of wealth and gold of that bygone empire. They must have landed in Argentina and taught the people they'd met at the land of their knowledge from Mali/West Africa. The Mandigas were indeed very cultured,still are and storytelling is integral to their culture. We should hold in mind that there are lots of negation about anything Africans in the Americas.
Saludos amigo Ace. Congratulations for your videos. I was trying to do that job 10 years ago. Traveled from Mexico to Patagonia. It was my Palenque/Quilombo tour. I was not well prepared so I did a certification in Harvard about afrolatinamerican people.
Quick advice: Every time you here a word that sounds African or not Spanish, google it and you will find a different truth. Mandingo for example, was a big and powerful West African empire from actual Mali.
I was laughing when the guy says Mandingo is evil by Argentinians.
I was born in West Africa Liberia and did ancestry DNA a year ago, found many folks who shared my DNA. Some are in Colombia , Panama Argentina and you won’t know they have an African DNA by looking at their complexion.
Of coarse "you wont just by looking at their complexion", it was intended to be that way, parents forcing the biracial ones to mate with whites only, after wiping out the original Africans.
@@noirnoble1181 SUCH A THING DONE ONLY IN USA. IN HISPANOAMERICAN LANDS. MIXED MARRIAGES WERE PROMOTED SINCE 16th CENTURY. WE ARE PROUD MIXED NATIONS. ONLY RACISTS AND NAZIS TALK ABOUT "RACE PURITY".
IN ARGENTINA, IT´S NOT A BIG DEAL, NOR SURPRISE, NOR AN ISSUE: YOU CAN FIND GENES FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD: WE ARE PROUD MIXED NATION, WE DONT CARE SKIN COLOUR. WE RECIEVED/RECEIVE, OPEN ARMS, IMMIGRANTS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD, WE DONT ADRESS THIS RACIST LEFTIST WOKE AGENDA.
Very informative, Ace. Very good. We know some things about Argentina now. Thank you. Interesting stuff. Fantastic tour guide.
Thank you.
💁🌹🙅❤️💯
Ace, this video tells me that you're headed for big things. Great job!
This might be your best clip so far...Bravo!!
You popped up while channel surfing! Love your content. You're definitely widening my off-the-beaten-track travel desires. Hi from New York!
You did a fantastic job with this adventure. I am blown away by what I saw. There is so much to learn about Black people and the history of what they endured. Thanks for helping to open a few more eyes. Wish you much more success on this journey.
Dude she's lovely and she was an awesome find‼️💯🔥🔥🔥
Great work on this micro documentary series 👌🏽👌🏽
hey ace, i'll explain the funny "mandinga" thing. there is an old saying in argentina wich says "cosa de mandinga" (thing of the devil). argentina has a lot of african religious practices that came from african slaves like umbanda, in argentina people are very ignorant of these practices and call it "black magic" or "macumba", a lot of these are a mix of african, pagan and christian traditions and that's why people get em confused, most people here are christians and are very afraid of non western religions and have prejudice towards them
I was thinking that his attitude was something along those lines. Christians are often very brainwashed with regard to religions other than their own. Thanks for the info.
saludos a mis hermanos y hermanas afro desendiente argentinos desde republica dominicana
Uno abrazo fuerte Michel desde mamá África paz y salud de verdad
Hey, your South Florida brother loves your work. Sabbatical and yourself are the most informative tubers that I watch. Keep up the good works.
not so fun fact: in argentina people use the word "quilombo" to refer to a chaotic or disastrous situation, wich stems from "quilombos" wich were autonomous black territories made by people who escaped from slavery by rebelling and armed struggle. most people here don't know about this but the political practice of quilombism was rescued by the black liberation movement.
Great video. Thats good that you pointed out that agriculture is work.
Respect Ace...keep up the Good Work !!!!
I really enjoyed this Documentary. It was very educational. Great job!
Thank you bro for bringing this out because I did not know this. it hurts my soul.
Ace growing up in South Trinidad off the grid we would hear about similar things from the elder folks in my village and believe me that I've experienced things and even seen and heard things but at the end of the day most of it is just folklore. I do believe in some of it. Keep up the great work! Love watching your videos brother!
Well done...What is the possibility of getting this story told on Argentine television?
I believe there is the possibility of getting Henry Louis Gates Jr. profeesor of African Studies at Harvard to liaise with the brothers to do an episode of Findng Your Roots using DNA markers to trace their ancestry. I would imagine their is an Archaelogical Society in Argentina who could provide the evidentiary support to the existence of what was said. Then again maybe it has ben done based on his brother's acknowledgemnet of the govenrment's recognition of the town's cultural heritage.
probably 0%, pretty much no one cares about any of this in the places that have control of the big media groups, and the ones who care never get their voices heard
African voodooism will never die. People will be shocked to their bones how this legend still goes on in all of Subsaharan Africa.
I like the old man's passion and their sense of humor. That's some African stuff for real.
I´m from Paraná, Entre Ríos. I´m white (Volga German descent, but in the USA I´m a person of color like Anya Taylor-Jones) and we use the word "Mandinga". There are people of African descent here, but probably you wouldn´t notice it. My wife´s grandfather was quite dark, but I don´t know whether of black or indian ancestry. I didn´t meet him, he had already passed when I met my wife. I think most ppl hide their Indian or African ancestry.
Leon, bro keep it up. This is great story telling!
¿¿QUÉ TAL ACE, SI SOLUCIONÁS EL RACISMO Y SEGREGACIÓN EN USA Y PEDÍS EN TU PROPIO PAÍS,USA Y A INGLATERRA, LA "REPARACIÓN"=$$$$$
I enjoy your videos. I see your growth👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Deutoronomy 28:15
“With ships”
He’s talking about the Israelites Ace!
Great content !! Keep on Ace !! exposing all cultures and history is important. Everyone has the individual choice or decision to believe or not believe. There is a little lie in every story and there are some truths in stories also.
Excellent and informative content. I love your work and what you are doing !
Ace lets do a fund raiser to help with his project.
Greetings from jamaica man. love the vibes
What "vibes"?
This went from Slave Town In Argentina to Ace's Ghost Adventures real quick! 😂😂😂
Baddies out there 😤
Appreciate your travel knowledge!
This video gave me goosebumps n i really enjoyed watching your videos where have u been for past years me watching videos to come to your page its a pleasure to see you travel to all parts of the world n thank you for sharing it to use n Me 😍😍😍😍😍
I always wonder why there are no black players on the Argentinian football team. Now I know why! Keep exposing these anomolies of the African presence in some of those racist South American countries. Kindly take a trip down Mexico way!
Ye of little faith
In the Andes Mountains there is a Mountain Top in T Named Mandanga, The Sleeping Inca
Mandinga was a tribe in Africa. They were sailor .they came to America before colombus
@@edmundorivera7450 prove it
Mandinga is the name of an ancient province of the Kongo Kingdom .. the village still exists in the Congo rdc
Mandinga naõ é um nome do kongo mas sim do antigo reino Ngola hoje atual Angola mandiga seginifica feitiço ou bruxaria
Ace is a documentary film maker. Please 🙏 continue to inform us.
That tool was a "bayonet" used on the end of a rifle though, used to "spear" one's enemies.
I guess you figured it out eventually. Interesting stories indeed.
That branding iron must've brought it right home to you.
Thanks for sharing man.
Magnificent Ace. I am learning. Thank you brother.
When tool used to "mark" the enslaved was called a branding iron. It was heated in fire, once heated it was pressed on parts of the enslaved person's body, which left them permanently scarred.
Great reporting my bwoy , I aint sleeping there tho , not even a nap💗💗
I’ve literally experienced the same, “upstairs walking” here I the U.S.
That guy was awesome. But quite a story teller. I think everything he talks about should be taken with a grain of salt. However…. Within every lie there is truth!
Thanks for another awesome video bro! You’re one in a million! Keep at at!
Was so bad history, a lot of African people were don't know what happened in the world
The only way people notice i'm native it's because my skin color changes during the summer. It's recognize in patriotic acts in the old provinces of the north that in our origin as a country we where populated mostly by black people.
Hola ACE soy afrodescendiente Argentina y te agradezco muchísimo que hables de este tema , lo que los propios argentinos no quieren aceptar. Thanks You
Todos saben que se producieron matanzas a los nativos, es algo que paso al igual que hicieron los Ingleses en sus colonias como Australia, Canada y Sudafrica
As far as im concerned. Anyone in the western hemisphere that speak Spanish, Portuguese and English who have light to dark skin you can best believe that you have African DNA
IN ARGENTINA, YOU CAN FIND PEOPLE WITH DNA FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD, WE ARE PROUD MIXED NATION.
Great work ACE... God guide you on your journeys😇💯
Mandinga is the name of tribe in Africa
Its Mandingo or Mende. Most are in The Gambia
@@kzfive Mindinga is the Spanish pronunciation of Mandingo so they are the same words with same meaning but different in spelling on last letter
@@kzfive yes they are in Senegambia Mali Guinea
Really appreciate you sharing your adventures with the world my Brotha 👍😊
Very good historical documentary, and greetings from Columbia Tennessee...
Hi Brother, good job keep it up...
Ace I watched this Sunday morning after thanksgiving 2022. Thanks for the trilogy!🌅🌴👊 I think those Argentine football players are mixed and given the denial of their history... is NOT taught by the conquered but by the conquerORS😷 laws healthcare education all practice denial of African ancestors everywhere 🤔🌴✌You are making records FOR history📚the food is similar in the Caribbean and Latin America with the African Spanish French influences on tbe plantations👊 You are mAking sure it wasn't donkey legs🤔👒😆😆
Thanks Ace for the confirmation I been saying this about Mexico also 👌
Hi Ace, support whole heartedly your efforts to unearth hidden black history in Central and South Americas.
I worked at the Agentine Embassy during tge 1970's in Lagos 🇳🇬 for two Ambassadors.
Great educative voyage lessons for our African youths. Merci beaucoup from Switzerland.
I've been intereted in African blacks diaspora in South America since many years.
Please, investigate black minority in Bolivia, mainly in Sucré region.
Mandinga is magic, but Mandingo , means a so-called black man with a strong manhood .
The Mandingo tribe was knows to be highly desired espeially because of the "manhood". It seems that the Incas were from Mali or included the Mandingo/Mandinka (another spelling or tribe).
Ace,the weapon is called a bayonet,it is attached to rifles, and used as a spear, when your bullets are finished
I believe the strange noise was the roof. The stamping tool was beautiful... thank you
Ace.
WoW!
It is believed that God has given each of us a gift, and that the world will make a space for our gift.
I believe you have found your gift and your purpose.
Ace,great video sir This is very enlightening info
Very good research 👍🏼
This video was spooky af. No cap.
I'm so proud of you Ace...Again you'er more than a youtuber.
Excellent Job, Phoenix Ace !
Thank you for all you do.
Almighty god always exposes the truth about injustices he is always with the oppressed people
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porque hay momentos del video donde no aparecen subtítulos?
ACE how can you embark on such a historical journey without going to Ghana/West Africa where it all began?
You always come up with very informative contents. We are proud of you. What you have shared with us are not usually found in books. Thank you for your excellent work Keep it up.
@@gmog7857 he'll get there, great job Ace!
In west Africa Gambia mali and Senegal the Mandigo is a tribe not devil you have different tribes in Africa
Ace, this was so good! Will there be a part 2? Those definitely were the ancestors upstairs making that noise!
please, this man is too superstitious that he distorts the whole story, it's a shame.
He may be, but those urban legends are generally based on actual facts ... At the time, and I am a Peruvian who has a part of the family coming from the highlands, the Andes (this is a very different culture ), especially in rural areas of the Andes there were no banks or pawnbrokers, so people with some wealth (cattle ranchers, big farmers, even small mines owners) used to perform a commercial transaction and invest all that cash in jewels, silver or gold, and then BURY it in a secure place at their home. If for security reasons they didn't tell anybody, not even their wives, and something happened (an epidemy, an accident, a stroke, etc.) these assets were lost forever. This family may have found in a very random way that wealth, and then invented the story to support the fact that they didn't work and still had some money (in those areas, even the minimum wage is a kind of wealth). OR the other possibility is that they may have even stolen that wealth but I don't think so since it is a remote rural area and the family looks down-to-earth churchgoer ordinary people. If not, they would be part of notorious unacceptable people and they are not, they are known and respected by the community.
The not urbanized sides of Argentina are very superstitious, it's a cultural detail this things to be believed.
@@amiquigonzales7917 I understand, but you cannot tell a story based on unproven myths, fantasies of dark tales, this man implies that the blacks are olgasans and that the whites are the ones who did all of them, it is a very absurd interview.
@@merito6008 I understand that he is only repeating what he was told as a child, without querying the validity or consistency of it. And a kind of wealth there was, otherwise they would have starved. That ancestor took care of his family, probably just for survival, so I guess he compares him with The Spaniard, who acted in such a different way, working very hard and looking properly after his own family.
Thank you brother for this experience.
As a African I understand what he’s trying to say maybe one of his ancestors got a genie that will help him in difficult times
The stabbing weapon he said was used to kill jaguars looks like a style of bayonet from the military from the early 1900s , I'm not sure the country or the exact timeline but I'm sure it's a bayonet.
Lots of good karma coming your way for making these videos bro 💪
en los pueblos de cordoba tambien vi descendientes de negros,pero con rasgos de gente blanca ,de piel muy oscura, aca se le decimos mestizos,esto tb vi en brasil,hay mucho mestizaje,es mas sigo una youtubers brasilera que es mestiza,sus hijas ya son blanas,pero muy bellas,con el pelo bien rizado y negro buen trabajo ace,bye,
Uy me diste noralgia, tenia un compañero de secundaria que se veía así. Era de piel bien marrón, algo distinto a la que sería decendientes de indigenas, pero como dices razgos más de blanco o trigueño. Yo que amo dibujar le quize preguntar si me dejaban retratarlo (pero no me anime) me gustaba para eso, y además porque tenia una abuela que literalmente creia que eso era imposible. Ja ja.
It felt like people was walking upstairs and the woods were cracking while they were wakking ACE.
It was kinda weird