Cool video. We are considered all Colombian because most of us are mixed and that's really hard for Americans to understand. You might see white, brown or black people in Colombia but you'd never know their heritage just by looking at their skin colour. Same as she said she's got Aboriginal ancestry, most of us also have African, Aboriginal and Spanish ancestors. That makes people who are racist even more ignorant since it's almost guaranteed that during +500 years of history one of their ancestors belonged to any of our 3 main racial roots.
I noticed too when I am in another country and I see a fellow brother, we do the head nod of acknowledgement. It's like a natural reflex. 😅😅 And you're right, we barely speak to each other in the states.
This is interesting. I like this content. She’s amazing and I like how she answers each questions. 3:20 I noticed this too. Each group of people has community’s. When I watch interviews like this the thought came to me its interesting how people are moved. Moved as groups, individuals.
A child can see that ALL of the continents were together at one time. Our people were also here in the Americas before our people who came during the middle passage arrived.
@@spacesandplacesoutthere Stop making up that bullshit and be proud to be of African descent, I know I am. No need to be like we is other groups n shit. Fuckin tired of that bs, you just African my nigga. Be a king and keep movin 💪🏽🤴🏽
One thing about you Zoe, You XRAY before you operate. Great videos, from a great brother that travel and have fun. in many places. That's a nice and down to earth lady. THANKS.
i like this type of content bro. always good to hear the perspective of our(black) people. 5:50 jajajajajaja. Thats world wide. i dont care where i am, if i see a brother, we both doing the nod, if one don't do it, hes either not from the US or he one of them suckers lol
Ok, nice video but she is wrong in some definitions. Blanco = white (they are present mainly in the andean zones). Negro = black (very common in coastal areas, specially pacific Colombia coast and the biggest Colombian Cities - Cali, Medellin and Bogota). Indio or indigena = Indigenous (present in rural and semi-rural areas). Mestizo = Mix between european and indigenous (most of colombians are mestizos). Mulato = Mix between european and black. Zambo = Mix between indigenous and black.
Some call themselves Afro-Descendientes versus Afro-Colombian because they dont feel anything Colombian based on the discrmination, so they just say Afro Descendant
Most people who say that are from USA. They just rep their parents or grandparents country first then the usa. Colombians and Brazilians rep where they're from first.
Why didn’t you ask Daneilla to stand up and turn around. You must get her back on again. She is my #1 or #2 choice as far the women. They all are good. Personality that gift of gab, humor, and of course those yams.
When you are speaking to someone who is not quite fluent, use smaller words and also speak kinda broken. Sure they need to get better but once they have the confidence that they can understand you, you can then slowly introduce larger words and less broken language and they will then feel comfortable enough to ask you what that knew word was that you just used. Linguist.
my family had sugur plantations in colombia and Venezuela we imborted blacks from Ghana and the Congo and we make millions of money before the slavery stopped in South America in 1852
To know, in any given society, how racist it is, you need only look at private/corporate businesses and top professions (i.e. law, medicine, engineering, etc.). If diversity is well represented in ownership, higher levels of importance, or top professions (e.g. board members, CEOs, doctors, lawyers, engineers, etc.), then most likely, you've got yourself a pretty inclusive and accepting country and overall culture. If there are vast differences in race and socioeconomic status... well, you know. lol
Black American men are treated and regarded differently from Black Colombians. Due to our American dollar we are economically in the upper class. Black Colombians are economically taken advantage of and exploited .
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She's nice Bruh. Very attractive with a great personality.
OMG beautiful chocolate Columbian Queen
OG, she is dope. love the energy between you both. hope to see more of her featured.
Always great to see you in Columbia showing us the beauties of the country 👌
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I can’t wait to get there. I need my Afro Latinas. They’re gods gift to the world.
She's beautiful
Great conversation and perspectives. Peace to you Zoe!
Cool video. We are considered all Colombian because most of us are mixed and that's really hard for Americans to understand. You might see white, brown or black people in Colombia but you'd never know their heritage just by looking at their skin colour. Same as she said she's got Aboriginal ancestry, most of us also have African, Aboriginal and Spanish ancestors. That makes people who are racist even more ignorant since it's almost guaranteed that during +500 years of history one of their ancestors belonged to any of our 3 main racial roots.
Tuff!! Love the dialog big bro
I noticed too when I am in another country and I see a fellow brother, we do the head nod of acknowledgement. It's like a natural reflex. 😅😅 And you're right, we barely speak to each other in the states.
This is interesting. I like this content. She’s amazing and I like how she answers each questions. 3:20 I noticed this too. Each group of people has community’s. When I watch interviews like this the thought came to me its interesting how people are moved. Moved as groups, individuals.
Omg she is beautiful. Zoe stay with the nice ones man. Ain’t too many brothas on TH-cam doing what Zoe do out here. 💪🏽💪🏽
Really enjoy these interviews and topic discussion. Keep them coming!
....dropping jewelz... 💯
Great interview 👍👏💯
A child can see that ALL of the continents were together at one time. Our people were also here in the Americas before our people who came during the middle passage arrived.
@@ericpowell4350 Don't believe that.
@@spacesandplacesoutthere Stop making up that bullshit and be proud to be of African descent, I know I am. No need to be like we is other groups n shit. Fuckin tired of that bs, you just African my nigga. Be a king and keep movin 💪🏽🤴🏽
@@spacesandplacesouttherebruh knock it off
Be safe my brother and enjoy
Awesome content here
Appreciated
One thing about you Zoe, You XRAY before you operate. Great videos, from a great brother that travel and have fun. in many places. That's a nice and down to earth lady. THANKS.
Interactions between cultures it’s educational.
Great vid Zoe! Love the quality of this vid my guy! What camera are you shooting with?
This was a GoPro
i like this type of content bro. always good to hear the perspective of our(black) people.
5:50 jajajajajaja. Thats world wide. i dont care where i am, if i see a brother, we both doing the nod, if one don't do it, hes either not from the US or he one of them suckers lol
We’re not American til we leave America, We’re Black/African American when we come back
You're native Americans you did not come from Aftica.
good dialogue Zoe
This was a great convo!
Bro this video was right on time. I literally thought it and you had made it. Keep up the good work brother
Great video!!!!
Facts barber
I appreciate this type of content
she such a fresh air fit femenine well spoken no ghetto manerism Gee she has the Colombian touch
Ok, nice video but she is wrong in some definitions.
Blanco = white (they are present mainly in the andean zones).
Negro = black (very common in coastal areas, specially pacific Colombia coast and the biggest Colombian Cities - Cali, Medellin and Bogota).
Indio or indigena = Indigenous (present in rural and semi-rural areas).
Mestizo = Mix between european and indigenous (most of colombians are mestizos).
Mulato = Mix between european and black.
Zambo = Mix between indigenous and black.
Noticed that too
Yes Sir.
Some call themselves Afro-Descendientes versus Afro-Colombian because they dont feel anything Colombian based on the discrmination, so they just say Afro Descendant
Lovely looking woman she is, thanks for the interview..
Good, short interview!
Great video
Beautiful girl
This one is a keeper!
“ working like a black person “ 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Nice interview. I wish you would have had her stand up. Just saying.
Zoe, thank you for these interviews. It humanizes Brazilian women, instead of the typical objectification other Passports Bos do. Salute to you Sir.
hi Zoe is two days enough to see Cartagena?
Not if you want to experience the tourist attractions the beaches and nightlife.
@@INTERNATIONALZOE thanks Zoe i appreciate it
4 days is enough (Thurs-Sun).
It’s a 7hr flight from Miami so you need at least 6 days. Really 10 days if you wanna make connections.
Most people who say that are from USA. They just rep their parents or grandparents country first then the usa. Colombians and Brazilians rep where they're from first.
Speak brother
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Hei. Señor. Que. Morena. Más. Linda. Cuidala. Es mui. Valiosa. Verdadera. Mujer. El señor. Los bendiga.
She is clearly mixed African and indigenous!
With white (i.e. Spanish)
@@mikhailabunidal9146 oh yeah. African, small amounts of white and Indigenous. Very tiny amounts of white.
She looks more African than indigenous. In South she is just black.
Why didn’t you ask Daneilla to stand up and turn around. You must get her back on again. She is my #1 or #2 choice as far the women. They all are good. Personality that gift of gab, humor, and of course those yams.
Well not sure I agree about the closeness of black men in the US. But maybe that’s your experience.
Og just want to make you aware of your sound
Made a additional mic
Naming yourself after Afro/black is misnomer if you know you know
When you are speaking to someone who is not quite fluent, use smaller words and also speak kinda broken. Sure they need to get better but once they have the confidence that they can understand you, you can then slowly introduce larger words and less broken language and they will then feel comfortable enough to ask you what that knew word was that you just used. Linguist.
🛂✈🌎🌍🌏
my family had sugur plantations in colombia and Venezuela we imborted blacks from Ghana and the Congo and
we make millions of money before the slavery stopped in South America in 1852
Give me a Negra
Mestizo is white with indigenous, mulatto is white with black, she is zambita black with i digenous.
To know, in any given society, how racist it is, you need only look at private/corporate businesses and top professions (i.e. law, medicine, engineering, etc.). If diversity is well represented in ownership, higher levels of importance, or top professions (e.g. board members, CEOs, doctors, lawyers, engineers, etc.), then most likely, you've got yourself a pretty inclusive and accepting country and overall culture. If there are vast differences in race and socioeconomic status... well, you know. lol
im agree 100 % in that case USA Is not racist. and Colombia is WAYYYY too racist
Black American men are treated and regarded differently from Black Colombians. Due to our American dollar we are economically in the upper class. Black Colombians are economically taken advantage of and exploited .
She is more look European. But dark skin
not at all, she clearly looks Afro-Indigenous
Or multi ethnic (African , European and Amerindian aka American Indian)
As the majority of latinos
She looks black snd that is what she is.
She does not look white. She is black .
she has no idea what you're talking about😆😆