I'm American, but found out I have some Mexican heritage. So I get excited when I see Afro-Mexicans they don't teach about Afro-Latinos or Caribbeans for that matter in US history
We love you Family! Make your voice known and share your glories and triumphs so we can teach the Family worldwide about you. Lots of Love from the US.
I visited South America back in 2018. I was so shocked that I started crying, when I saw the vast amount of Afro-indigenous people in most areas, because I realized that my American education had failed me. The African diaspora spreads far and wide and we have to do a better job of understanding and preserving our rich history and culture everywhere. Great video.
@@copadelmundo1986 The labels "Afro-" and "African-" should be boycotted until the labels "Euro-" and "European- " are equally established. Nothing against you but the general disrespectful shithousery that hast to stop at last
@Damsen I agree that the lower the number the less likely will the problem surge across the nation. But this doesn't always apply from the meso - and exo perspective in which it can be problem for any individual of the few. Once the very society you're in treats you as if you're're not equal. I'm in Germany and would love to ask as many bi racial Argentines as possible for a different perspective.
Jose de San Martín, one of the most renowned revolutionaries of the country said that we owe the construction of this country to black and indigenous people.
Yes I lived in Buenos Aires Argentina for nearly 10 years. As an African-American male I was awe struck by the history of Argentina. Even in television versions of the Argentina 🇦🇷 fight for freedom from Spain that showed Afro-Argentinans fighting in the Argentina 🇦🇷 army. And I felt no racism or bigotry in my time in Argentina and I traveled all over Argentina. I first went to Argentina in 2005. I purchased a home in Mar Del Plata.
@copadelmundo1986 thank you very much and this is why I keep coming back to Argentina. Am in Buenos Aires now and am on a 4 month visit. I watched ARGENTINA 🇦🇷 win the World Cup it was awesome 👌 👏 👍 😍.
Other Spanish countries have lots of black but Not Argentina 🇦🇷 there is No Afro in Argentina and Uruguay 🇺🇾 All the black are wiped there. maybe your the first one who live there just be carful those people.
@Mariama Ba he lied to you most South America countries don't like Argentina because they the upper class Argentine consider themselves more European than South American. As an African-American tust me I know racism and bigotry when I see it and in my 10 years in Argentina I never experienced the level of racism and bigotry that African-Americans experience every single day in the United States 🇺🇸. Don't depend on hearsay go see for yourself.
All I know about Panamanians is they stick together, forget any race left, they marry they own, and mind they own business. Friendly people and God's children as well.
I am a african american by the way of jamaican parents. Shout out to my black people all around world. Just remember no matter where we are, no matter what language we speak, we are all one people we are all one family . I love you family.
Another eye opening look at African survivors of slavery and colonisation. This is my go to Channel for African history. Can I respectfully ask if you could do some videos on the history of Africans in the Caribbean? It would be great if you could. Thank you for your hard work in keeping our history alive.
What about the Tswana, Sotho, and other (black) victims of Mfecane , the Zulu colonization of southern Africa? Or the Haitian Colonization and occupation of Santo Domingo (Dominican Republic) from 1822-1844? What about the Hausa Fulani domination of the Southern parts of Nigeria, particularly its effects on the Igbo? How about Ethiopia's occupation of Eritrea and the Tigray and Omo regions? Nothing to say about that eh?
Africans didn't just serve in the military since Argentina's declaration of independence, they were half of the army. Present day scholars estimated that at least 50% of the Army that crossed the Andes under the orders of General San Martin to help liberate Chile from Spanish rule were Afro-Argentines. th-cam.com/video/M_QF0giQcCs/w-d-xo.html
@@sunofshangoihate45thihated85 no they don't black brazilians only make up 7% of brazil. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Afro-Brazilians African americans are the largest en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/African_Americans
@@XxxclusiveReviews They aren't brazilians they're ghanians..Most afro brazilians come from the congo not Ghana. I trust actual brazilians than Ghanaians who never been to brazil..
Tango is from "ntangu" word from kikongo from the kingdom of Kongo meaning time or event. The same as Mambo from "mambu" meaning palaver or meeting. There are many more similar kikongo words in the Americas.
Then why are all the tango moves European in origin? It's mostly based of off the walts and flamenco? I mean mango sounds like tango so mango is a black word too right? Even though it's a fruit from Asia......
@@MiguelGarcia-vj7oo Please read the history of southeast Brazil and northeast Argentina. Anyway what does "tango" mean in Spanish or Portuguese? What does "mambo" mean? "Zombie"? "Lando"? "Conga"?
@@MiguelGarcia-vj7oo Go ask any linguistic historian. They will tell you the EXACT same thing as wbtjob. This isn't even controversial. PICK UP A BOOK and stop being so defensive. Why do the most ignorant people always have the most to say?
There currently doing this now in Libya and Iraq so if you want to know how it's done in real time study their current situation and who the usual suspects are
The Afro-Iranians are suffering, with the outcome of Iranian unrest, due to Trump’s air strike. They are often living & surviving in the outskirts of society.
El que nace en Argentina ....👉es Argentino .... No hay racismo ...... No somos como los norte Americanos que le ponen etiqueta a cada ciudadano!!! .... Greeting from Argentina Buenos Aires 🇦🇷✌️
I’ve watched his videos on nanny and the maroons but Im intrigued as to what he would speak about when it comes to us Afro-Jamaicans as a whole. Like how a lot of African Americans taken to the carolinas originally came from West Indian “seasoning plantations”, such as Jamaica.
Argentines really be trying to forget the fact that the mother of our nation is an afroargentine woman: María Remedios Del Valle who died in poverty after fighting for our country since nobody believed she had fought for Argentine independence. Funny how we celebrate and remember the racist Sarmiento and Roca but are not even taught about María Remedios del Valle
@@m.sofiaschroeder7319 maria remedios del valle se distingue por que cuando los españoles ya nos habian ganado varias batallas y si nos ganaban una batalla mas,chau chau independencia de la corona, entonces esta mujer mitad negra mitad originaria motivo y subio la moral de los soldados de belgrano para que no deserten,estos eran soldados mal equipados y mal entrenados que combatian al ejercito del rey de españa un ejercito bien entrenado bien equipado y con comandantes que fueron soldados veteranos de guerras en europa a diferencia de belgrano que solo sabia de guerra por los manuales y libros que leyo y las clases de esgrima tomadas en la universidad
There were a lot of black Aborigines in South America even before they bought people from Africa we need to let go of The Narrative of every blacks came from Africa they were already blacks here to
@@laabitres Ohhh ok. I see this "Roots of Reggaeton Historically there has been an invisible line that has segregated Jamaican music and other Latin dance styles. But that line was breached in Panama, a country with a significant Jamaican population that had migrated south to work on the Panama Canal in the early 20th century. There's a heated debate about whether reggaeton originated in Panama or Puerto Rico. While it seems obvious that the roots are Panamanian, some of the best known (and earliest) purveyors of today's reggaeton sounds come from Puerto Rico, so the confusion is easily understood." www.liveabout.com/reggaeton-puerto-rico-to-the-world-2141557 Panama makes more sense actually, since Panama had an migration of people from the Caribbean that helped build the Panama canal 🤔
Argentines really be out there buying the myth that in 1813 “black people returned to Africa after slavery was abolished and so there is no afro Argentines” thank you for this video
This is a great video but this is not really true history though .. even though it seems to make sense from what we have been brainwashed to believe - all comes from Africa - it's just not true - the Aboriginal Original peoples of All lands of South America were "Black" American Aborignies just like Australia and the other parts of America - the "Black" Argentinians were Aborigines... not from Africa at all! Yes they were bred out/wiped out from interbreeding with the "White/Pale/European" immigrants and from being put on the front lines for wars... So Sad - their cultures and existence was even wiped out - that actually gave Argentina most of its Music, dance, art of today..
@@xlxl9440 I was about to write the same thing. From what I gather: They Diffused African Culture Purposefully by putting Blacks on the Front Line of THEIR Wars and other tactics. No Country withstands without so-called Blacks/Africans/Indigenous folk. That's why other Northern of Argentine Country's change their tune when dealing with Us, when it's convenient. They need Our Labor and finances continuously to enrich themselves. Let's keep learning and sharing. Thx Fam
the picture of the black girl with gold hair accessories and a white and blue dress you put when you talked about tango is not from Argentina.....that is the traditional dress of Panama called "la pollera"
I read a whatsapp article that described the systematic genocide of black argentines. I didn't realise that Argentines were so racist......then I remembered that a large number of nazis moved there after World War 2. So it comes as no surprise that this happened.
Malcolm M not really it’s multi cultural and multi racial we got Germans, Libyans,Lebanese,Syrians,Indians,Portuguese and Spanish migrants. They just ain’t as dominant/active as the black race in terms of sports,music
Deuteronomy 28:64 And the Lord shall scatter thee among all people, from the one end of the earth even unto the other; and there thou shalt serve other gods, which neither thou nor thy fathers have known, even wood and stone.
I enjoyed it because I often wonder where the two styles of martial arts and dance really comes from and to know that Africa have a large part makes me even more proud.
They are intimidated by blacks. People fear those that are superior to them. That's why. Would you be afraid of a small puppy? Or would you be afraid of a huge lion? It's really that simple.
@@ludvigwittgenstein6469 if you were superior then you would have stuck to your on continent in your own countries but no you want to live in someone else country who don't even want you superior at being a monkey
For those who don't know my country 🇦🇷: the black population wasn't "massacred" nor were they "invisible" (at least, not intentionally). We even abolished slavery and gave them the same rights before than US and Brazil. We NEVER cared about people's skin color. We consider ourselves mestizos (a mixture of Europeans, Amerindians and Africans) and we have always accepted it. We never deny our roots. So, don't come to accuse my country of "racism". That is a First World problem
We also have to remember that Argentina have strong ties with Germany and even after world war2 a lot of Nazi criminals escaped Argentina, Chile and Brazil.
Yeah and the United States space program was only successful because of nazi scientists that were relocated to America after the war. Look up Von Braun there is a statue of him in the states..
that is because the Argentine dictator of the moment (peron), "sympathized" with mussolini (italian), francisco franco (spanish) and with that austrian painter (peron was a fascist)
Most of the enslaved Africans that landed in the South American hemisphere, were of Yoruba descents. That is why the Yoruba ended up colonizing this hemisphere culturally, religiously and spiritually. In Brazil for instance, they worship our God and revere our Orisha's. This is how you enslave your enslavers...No one has been able to take away the God of the Yoruba, whether Christians or Muslims...we absorb them into our world view, and never forget our Eledumare.
Black People were ENSLAVED* in sixteen* Spanish speaking countries; and upon three* Caribbean* Islands where Spanish is spoken: Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba*, Dominican Republic*, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Puerto Rico*, Uruguay, and Venezuela. Selah, Sister Hasiah Drorah BahtYah
Thanks for the video plz keep up the good work I will support u bro plz make more animation videos if u can. You're a great teacher. Thanks for the knowledge.
Love your channel young Nubian. Please brother when you get a chance please talk about ancient black Buddhist warriors. The first black Samurai was Sakanouye No Tamuramaro first honorable shogun of Kyoto. 🦍💜🕸🕷
Deuteronomy 28:68 And the Lord shall bring thee into Egypt again with ships, by the way whereof I spake unto thee, Thou shalt see it no more again: and there ye shall be sold unto your enemies for bondmen and bondwomen, and no man shall buy you.
This is interesting to learn. I never knew that Africans contributed to Argentine national culture. From what you have said, Argentina seems to have been more progressive than the United States during the early days of slavery in the Americas.
Si por que en argentina las personas negras podian tener un caballo y montarlo y estaban permitidos los matrimonios interraciales,tambien las personas negras podian comprar y vender productos comerciar y tener un negocio propio
This has been an ongoing process throughout the world especially in societies that do not have one-drop rule systems. This is why I am a proponent of the one-drop rule because it maintains the African identity.
the Tango is an Afro Argentinan dance. let no one fool you about that. How our Afro descended brethren were treated in Argentina was horrific to say the least
Just a couple of notes: when talking of Argentina History before 1813, It should Say "viceroyalty of Rio de la Plata" as we were spanish territory. Argentina Is the name adopted after 1813 with our Revolution and officialy declared in our constitution in 1853.
Thank you for posting this video. I took notice of the Argentines( also Chilean, Uruguayan, Bolivian, Paraguayan and Peruvian) lack of Afro representation in the World Cup. You mean to tell me Sweden and Switzerland have Blacks on their team but yall are the only countries that don’t have any in South America???
@@andresherrera5247 Of course! Just look at Telenovas! Just look at Telemundo. How often do you see black or even indigenous faces? Besides as maid roles or something? It is very sad, I know a lot of Latinos who tell me that being black in Latin America is difficult. Los negros face so much racismo, and if you deny this take a look at how Mexico just recently recognized the black population. Take a look at terms like "Pelo Malo" which means that afro textured hair is considered bad and sleek/straight hair seen as good. It seems every place that had colonialism is suffering some form of white/European worship and European standards of beauty are seen as superior and whiteness or being closer to whiteness is carries more social benefits
@@josephinesosingot-raisanen6743 No I'm not. I'm American. I believe that the neighborhood of Dock Sud is an area with a Black population among others.
@@josephinesosingot-raisanen6743 Well I've discovered some black descendants here. They're around, you have to pay attention to their features or just ask them. There are some in BA and if I'm not mistaken there are some others in Córdoba and Santa Fe.
That sounds right there aren’t that many. As a matter of fact not many mestizos either unless yo head to rural areas. It’s just a byproduct if heavy European immigration. Same as Uruguay and other parts of Latin America..
Thanks for this video. Whenever I read about how very European Argentina is, I always remember that I once read that Argentina used to have a sizable Black population, but that it was systematically wiped out (especially during the wars) and Europeanization of the country was stressed (as it was in other Latin American countries as well). Thanks for reminding me of the history and giving me more details.
@d puski I hate to say it, but it is true! I am a black woman and it is true! That's because our black leaders are corrupt though! If it weren't for that, black people can thrive as long as we have the skills and tools to
@d puski Not necessarily. What white countries are you talking about with mass migration of blacks? In Europe it's mainly France and the UK. They are the most powerful and advanced countries in Europe ( Germany as well but they don't have nuclear weapons). The black migrants in the UK were practically supporting the National health service and the transport system in the U when they came in the sixties. Go look at the UK a few decades ago. It was a right dump. And as far as building a thriving civilization well that's subjective. The Carribbean island has numerous thriving civilizations. Whites overall haven't had to be dealing with Invasion, colonism, slavery on masses. Yes whites had wars but it's not like your entire continent and race was attacked. The blacks the Americas were not exactly treated equally or given the same opportunities as the average white person.
@@breezeeasy1064 There was no extermination of blacks in Argentina. Simply, many died in wars, or due to epidemics. Meanwhile, millions of migrants were arriving from Europe. Black girls married European immigrants. And over time the black traces were erased.
@@carinajauregui9383 that was forced tho, those women were forced to do that because there where no black men for them to be with, and that was because Argentina purposely klled off black men
It is weird for us, argentinians, to refer to the word ''Afro-Argentines'' because for most of us it does not mather your cultural background / race, if you are born here in Argentina you are Argentinian and that's it, not Afro-Argentine, not Asian-Argentine, etc, just argentinian, that's why we could say that many in Argentina don't know about the African background, because we never separate people in races, at least for the last 200 years. Thank you for this video!
Tango or Ntango is an Angolan or Congo word. Your education is great, but...... will you be open to listen to people’s feedback? Or just too busy to listen?
HomeTeam History thanks for your reply, Tango, Capoeira(Brasil), Mambo, Rumba, Juego de Mani( Capoeira in Cuba), Samba , Samba Carnival in Brasil.... are of Angolan/Kongo origin. Also not Congo the country but Kongo the Kingdom which it’s Capital is or was in Angola ( M’banza Kongo) - meaning city of Kongo.... Now this kingdom stretched from Cameroon 🇨🇲 all the way to Angola.... The next level of your studies should be on the similarities of Kikongo, Kimbundu,Lingala, and other Africans languages to the Hebrew..... then you will understand the connection of it all from the roots 🙏🏿
@@delcio2012 yes... But the true roots of these cultures and linguistics are from the Americas and then spread to Africa much later in history. The "Black" Argentinians were actually not from Africa at all.. they were American Aborignies with deep extensive culture - just like Australian Aboriginies.. There is extensive extensive documented accounts of the explorers reporting of the "Black" Aboriginies and their dynamic cultures in Chile, Argentina, Brazil, Peru, Uruguay, Paraguay, etc...
@@SemajSemaj 😂😂 where are u getting your lies from ? Afro Argentina's are Africans their culture is nothing more than the culture of Congo and Angola take your confusion and lies elsewhere
Great information. Our brothers and sisters still there and the culture is strong even when they tried to erase them or make them invisible. As usual music and food is rooted in the black culture. They are heroes of the country that put them in war as “cannon meat” right in the front fight. Real survivors!
El sargento Cabral que salvo al general San Martin era de raices afro-indigenas. Se lo recuerda en la marcha de San Lorenzo. Y la Escuela de Suboficiales de Ejercito lleva el nombre de Sargento Cabral en su honor. Y los 8 de noviembre se conmemora el Dia Nacional de los afroargentinos en homenaje a Maria Remedios del Valle a quien el General Manuel Belgrano nombro Capitana del Ejercito en reconocimiento a su buen desempeño en las campañas
True in America our borders were wide open but only if you were European. Actually black greatly outnumbered whites in Southern United States after slavery and 25% of Congress was black during Reconstruction which eventually was reverse by Jim Crow via KKK. They even accepted European prisoners to the US to further whiten the population.
@HomeTeam History: Thanks for your informative videos. I would like to request that you delve a bit more on how Africa preserved her history. I find it hard to believe that we entirely had no form of writing. Thanks
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Mexican here of Senegal 🇸🇳 Congo and Nigeria 🇳🇬 descent just stoping by to show love to my Afro Latino community we are all 1 ☝🏽
BLACK MEXICO what part of Mexico you from
Matthew Scaife Guadalajara Jalisco
I'm American, but found out I have some Mexican heritage. So I get excited when I see Afro-Mexicans they don't teach about Afro-Latinos or Caribbeans for that matter in US history
Viva Mexico!!
@Johnny Bravo You definitely are not Mexican. Mexicans don't use words like "vos" and "sos"...gtfoh.
I can't believe you made a video about us!!! ❤ Loved it so much! People think we don't exist here
We love you Family! Make your voice known and share your glories and triumphs so we can teach the Family worldwide about you.
Lots of Love from the US.
We Africans here in Africa loves yall stay true to yall culture and remember us
@RenaissanceKing good idea
Yall are Israelites family...scattered into all nations upon the Earth. The Bible is your history book. Take a look
@@SundiataBrayboy no just no the bible is nothing more than bunch of fairy tails
I visited South America back in 2018. I was so shocked that I started crying, when I saw the vast amount of Afro-indigenous people in most areas, because I realized that my American education had failed me. The African diaspora spreads far and wide and we have to do a better job of understanding and preserving our rich history and culture everywhere. Great video.
Maybe other countries, not Argentina.
Here, is mixted anybody and have not afros (a very little very small minority)
@@copadelmundo1986 The labels "Afro-" and "African-" should be boycotted until the labels "Euro-" and "European- " are equally established. Nothing against you but the general disrespectful shithousery that hast to stop at last
@Damsen I agree that the lower the number the less likely will the problem surge across the nation. But this doesn't always apply from the meso - and exo perspective in which it can be problem for any individual of the few. Once the very society you're in treats you as if you're're not equal. I'm in Germany and would love to ask as many bi racial Argentines as possible for a different perspective.
@Damsen Looks like you didn't get the point. What exactly won't change?
This is called the 10 lost tribes of Israel my friend... they gave it a convenient name.. indigenous.. but it's Really Israelites
Jose de San Martín, one of the most renowned revolutionaries of the country said that we owe the construction of this country to black and indigenous people.
ITS THE BLACKS LAND? THE SHEMITES. IT WILL BE RETURNED BACK TO THEM?
HAHAHAHAHA
Es verdad. Por eso merecen todo nuestro respeto y memoria
@@m.sofiaschroeder7319estupida , Enseña Respeto .
San Martin es GOD Nashe
Yes I lived in Buenos Aires Argentina for nearly 10 years. As an African-American male I was awe struck by the history of Argentina. Even in television versions of the Argentina 🇦🇷 fight for freedom from Spain that showed Afro-Argentinans fighting in the Argentina 🇦🇷 army. And I felt no racism or bigotry in my time in Argentina and I traveled all over Argentina. I first went to Argentina in 2005. I purchased a home in Mar Del Plata.
You will be happy 😊 in Mar del Plata bro.
You are welcome 4 ever.
@copadelmundo1986 thank you very much and this is why I keep coming back to Argentina. Am in Buenos Aires now and am on a 4 month visit. I watched ARGENTINA 🇦🇷 win the World Cup it was awesome 👌 👏 👍 😍.
Other Spanish countries have lots of black but Not Argentina 🇦🇷 there is No Afro in Argentina and Uruguay 🇺🇾 All the black are wiped there. maybe your the first one who live there just be carful those people.
My coworker from Colombia 🇨🇴 South America and he told me Argentina is a racist country.
@Mariama Ba he lied to you most South America countries don't like Argentina because they the upper class Argentine consider themselves more European than South American. As an African-American tust me I know racism and bigotry when I see it and in my 10 years in Argentina I never experienced the level of racism and bigotry that African-Americans experience every single day in the United States 🇺🇸. Don't depend on hearsay go see for yourself.
Yessss!!! Please do Afro-Panamanians next!
YES!
And Afro Guatemalans and Afro Nicaraguans. Garifuna 🔥🔥🔥
Afro Americans and Brazilians too
I was just about to request the same! 💖😄💖
All I know about Panamanians is they stick together, forget any race left, they marry they own, and mind they own business. Friendly people and God's children as well.
Thank you. I’m half Haitian and half Argentinian.
@@SHANNY13_96 How come. The parents are mostly multiracial. Nobody likes multiracials haha
@@gratefuldead3750 Nah fr!"
They try to whitening a lot of other Latin American countries like Mexico 🇲🇽 Dominican Republic 🇩🇴 Puerto Rico 🇵🇷
I learned a few fundamental lessons on Afro-Mexican history, with Gaspar Yanga, Vicente Guerrero.
That's like that everywhere. The telenovelas alone show that....Saying this as an American-Peruvian.....
@lyfe 1zruff could you expatiate on that?😇
Brasi , Goiuade ou e, Aruba Haiti, etc.
@@CEDL4072Zaacuecs, ando, etc.
I am a african american by the way of jamaican parents. Shout out to my black people all around world. Just remember no matter where we are, no matter what language we speak, we are all one people we are all one family . I love you family.
@@Xy3913
You're missing the point by his message. He said we're all one!
@@Xy3913
Yes I'm of Jamaican heritage too which is the Tribe Of Benjamin/Israel.
No worries, it's all love from my side.
Another eye opening look at African survivors of slavery and colonisation. This is my go to Channel for African history.
Can I respectfully ask if you could do some videos on the history of Africans in the Caribbean? It would be great if you could. Thank you for your hard work in keeping our history alive.
What about the Tswana, Sotho, and other (black) victims of Mfecane , the Zulu colonization of southern Africa? Or the Haitian Colonization and occupation of Santo Domingo (Dominican Republic) from 1822-1844? What about the Hausa Fulani domination of the Southern parts of Nigeria, particularly its effects on the Igbo? How about Ethiopia's occupation of Eritrea and the Tigray and Omo regions? Nothing to say about that eh?
@@robertharrison7383 Like you really care about that. We all know your game.
✔I will always remember my ancestors from all over Mother Planet.✌🏾✊🏾🖤
Queen Toniques from Africa
Queen Toniques hii where are you from?
@@johnblaze816 My ancestors. We have been living all over this planet before other beings came to planet earth.
Africans didn't just serve in the military since Argentina's declaration of independence, they were half of the army. Present day scholars estimated that at least 50% of the Army that crossed the Andes under the orders of General San Martin to help liberate Chile from Spanish rule were Afro-Argentines.
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@@jason4275 lies!!!
They were put in the Frontline of these wars to be obliterated .
This is a great comment. Like most history regarding the African diaspora this was hidden from us in the usa.
That is a fucking lie.
@@desertghost6026 how so
They tried to whiten the race in Brazil the same way, didn't work out so sell.
Slick DeVille you are correct!!! Brazilian are black people until they started integrating in Whites...
Princip Mondesir Brazil got the largest black population outside of the continent Africa
@@sunofshangoihate45thihated85 no they don't black brazilians only make up 7% of brazil.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Afro-Brazilians
African americans are the largest
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/African_Americans
@@Firefox-dn1pd I was told by a leader out of Ghana tha Brazil has more African DESCENDANTS than Nigeria 140 million Africans.... so who is lying?
@@XxxclusiveReviews They aren't brazilians they're ghanians..Most afro brazilians come from the congo not Ghana. I trust actual brazilians than Ghanaians who never been to brazil..
Another great one.
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These videos need to be shown in schools. Let’s keep supporting channel like this and disregard those that create negative impacts in our community.
En las escuelas Argentinas se habla de estos temas
You know they killed them off as well as trying to breed them out.
And sadly most blacks in the US and Europe may soon be bred out, if folk don't wake up.
@@getoutofthematrix3757 facts
@@getoutofthematrix3757 bruh blacks dont belong in Europe Europe is for europeans.
Covfefe whites didn’t belong in countries all over the world that they colonized.
@@tfnykpnln2304 tough shit, they lost and whites won. Suck it up.
Tango is from "ntangu" word from kikongo from the kingdom of Kongo meaning time or event. The same as Mambo from "mambu" meaning palaver or meeting. There are many more similar kikongo words in the Americas.
They tried the erase history.
Then why are all the tango moves European in origin? It's mostly based of off the walts and flamenco? I mean mango sounds like tango so mango is a black word too right? Even though it's a fruit from Asia......
@@MiguelGarcia-vj7oo Please read the history of southeast Brazil and northeast Argentina. Anyway what does "tango" mean in Spanish or Portuguese? What does "mambo" mean? "Zombie"? "Lando"? "Conga"?
@@MiguelGarcia-vj7oo Go ask any linguistic historian. They will tell you the EXACT same thing as wbtjob. This isn't even controversial. PICK UP A BOOK and stop being so defensive.
Why do the most ignorant people always have the most to say?
@@MiguelGarcia-vj7oo its mix with European culture
Great subject. I was a Spanish major in college and this history was so interesting to me.
I love your work brother keep it up very interesting and informative. I love history and black history is rarely spoken about. #GreatWork!!!!!
Thanks for sharing meh i really appreciate your work bro
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Don’t stop there. Cuban Afro history is interesting. 👍🏿
As is Peru, Ecuador, Colombia and Venezuela.
There currently doing this now in Libya and Iraq so if you want to know how it's done in real time study their current situation and who the usual suspects are
The Afro-Iranians are suffering, with the outcome of Iranian unrest, due to Trump’s air strike. They are often living & surviving in the outskirts of society.
Ask the Jesuits how it's done.
Yup. The Tabou tribe in Libya were mostly used for the military, now they are destitute and poor.
El que nace en Argentina ....👉es Argentino .... No hay racismo ...... No somos como los norte Americanos que le ponen etiqueta a cada ciudadano!!! .... Greeting from Argentina Buenos Aires 🇦🇷✌️
There is racism in Argentina
I saw some Argentines people refer to black people as monkeys
@@kja8255 No, más bien hay clasismo.
I was telling a friend about this the other day! Glad you made a video - it’s like you read my mind
I'm loving these videos. Watching from London UK.
Brilliant video as always king, but a weh mi people deh? JAMDUNG STAND UP!!! 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 I know you won’t forget us. Peace
There are videos about Queen Nanny and the maroons on his channel
Uptop
I’ve watched his videos on nanny and the maroons but Im intrigued as to what he would speak about when it comes to us Afro-Jamaicans as a whole. Like how a lot of African Americans taken to the carolinas originally came from West Indian “seasoning plantations”, such as Jamaica.
Argentines really be trying to forget the fact that the mother of our nation is an afroargentine woman: María Remedios Del Valle who died in poverty after fighting for our country since nobody believed she had fought for Argentine independence. Funny how we celebrate and remember the racist Sarmiento and Roca but are not even taught about María Remedios del Valle
Mucha gente peleó por la independencia, ¿qué la diferenciaría? Sin mencionar que muchos próceres murieron en la pobreza.
@@m.sofiaschroeder7319
es.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mar%C3%ADa_Remedios_del_Valle
@@federicomanuelolveira7658 Eso no refuta en lo absoluto lo que dije, al menos tomáte la molestia de leer antes de hacer un copy-paste sin pensar.
@@m.sofiaschroeder7319 maria remedios del valle se distingue por que cuando los españoles ya nos habian ganado varias batallas y si nos ganaban una batalla mas,chau chau independencia de la corona, entonces esta mujer mitad negra mitad originaria motivo y subio la moral de los soldados de belgrano para que no deserten,estos eran soldados mal equipados y mal entrenados que combatian al ejercito del rey de españa un ejercito bien entrenado bien equipado y con comandantes que fueron soldados veteranos de guerras en europa a diferencia de belgrano que solo sabia de guerra por los manuales y libros que leyo y las clases de esgrima tomadas en la universidad
@@rodrigopower9263 Fuente: Arial Black.
I knew the white man couldn’t came out with tango, I knew it!
South American culture is heavily influenced by Africans.
There were a lot of black Aborigines in South America even before they bought people from Africa we need to let go of The Narrative of every blacks came from Africa they were already blacks here to
pero el tangon tiene mas influencia europea que afro
@@dominicthelordkabinga la cultura africana tiene mas presencia es en el norte de sudamerica
Blacks didn’t came up with tango, this is bs. Get your own fucking culture.
Thank you for this, didn’t even know Afro-Argentinians existed tbh
Why wouldnt u think black people were in every country south of americas borders?
@@ertfgghhhh we are in every Country, we was the first human on earth
@@ertfgghhhh According to a documentary I saw even many Argentinians don't know they exist. When they see them they ask where they come from.
@@WilliamGarrow south of the border is indeed ignorant. They have been govt educated for scores of yrs. Their history books are incomplete
Ebony did a story in 1973 about blacks in Argentina
More videos like this.
YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSS Do Afro-Panamanians (real fathers of reggaeton) and Afro-Costa Ricans
Reggaeton is Puerto Rican
@@breezeeasy1064 no it's not, the first dude to ever make a dembow song in Spanish was Nando Boom, a Panamanian...Puerto Ricans copied the style.
@@laabitres
Ohhh ok. I see this
"Roots of Reggaeton
Historically there has been an invisible line that has segregated Jamaican music and other Latin dance styles. But that line was breached in Panama, a country with a significant Jamaican population that had migrated south to work on the Panama Canal in the early 20th century.
There's a heated debate about whether reggaeton originated in Panama or Puerto Rico. While it seems obvious that the roots are Panamanian, some of the best known (and earliest) purveyors of today's reggaeton sounds come from Puerto Rico, so the confusion is easily understood."
www.liveabout.com/reggaeton-puerto-rico-to-the-world-2141557
Panama makes more sense actually, since Panama had an migration of people from the Caribbean that helped build the Panama canal 🤔
@@breezeeasy1064 remezcla.com/features/music/tu-pum-pum-1/ an article that explains that Panamanians did it first
@@breezeeasy1064 artsist from PR mainly Daddy Yankee did take it worldwide, but the roots and origin are panamanian...simple as that
beautiful! so informative and well done.
Excellent!
Your bringing the heat!
Argentines really be out there buying the myth that in 1813 “black people returned to Africa after slavery was abolished and so there is no afro Argentines” thank you for this video
You mean SLAUGHTERED. Blacks were slaughtered. Messed up.
Nadie cuenta ese mito.
@@ludvigwittgenstein6469 falso
I dont know one argentinean who thinks that
The Garifuna to be exact
PLEASE continue to bring TRUE history, I EMBRACE the KNOWLEDGE 🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🦋
This is a great video but this is not really true history though .. even though it seems to make sense from what we have been brainwashed to believe - all comes from Africa - it's just not true - the Aboriginal Original peoples of All lands of South America were "Black" American Aborignies just like Australia and the other parts of America - the "Black" Argentinians were Aborigines... not from Africa at all! Yes they were bred out/wiped out from interbreeding with the "White/Pale/European" immigrants and from being put on the front lines for wars... So Sad - their cultures and existence was even wiped out - that actually gave Argentina most of its Music, dance, art of today..
@@SemajSemaj dude no just no this people are African descendant
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@@SemajSemaj You're very wrong!
Another gem 💎
Thanks HomeTeam
I love your work! thanks.
The Argentinians will catch a karma one day...
Considering the jerk we have as president, we already are suffering our karma.
No such thing as karma
They already are. Just Google the Argentinean economy and government right now.
@@xlxl9440 I was about to write the same thing. From what I gather: They Diffused African Culture Purposefully by putting Blacks on the Front Line of THEIR Wars and other tactics. No Country withstands without so-called Blacks/Africans/Indigenous folk. That's why other Northern of Argentine Country's change their tune when dealing with Us, when it's convenient. They need Our Labor and finances continuously to enrich themselves. Let's keep learning and sharing. Thx Fam
Hell yeah
the picture of the black girl with gold hair accessories and a white and blue dress you put when you talked about tango is not from Argentina.....that is the traditional dress of Panama called "la pollera"
That's what I thought when I saw her!
I read a whatsapp article that described the systematic genocide of black argentines. I didn't realise that Argentines were so racist......then I remembered that a large number of nazis moved there after World War 2. So it comes as no surprise that this happened.
thank you for doing this video
Thank you for this very important information!
Afro-Jamaican-American here. 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲 . Can you do a video on black people in Jamaica?
Malcolm M not really it’s multi cultural and multi racial we got Germans, Libyans,Lebanese,Syrians,Indians,Portuguese and Spanish migrants. They just ain’t as dominant/active as the black race in terms of sports,music
Malcolm M they attempted to white wash Jamaica like they did Brazil look up the video on YT
If they try that then Jamaica will sink to the bottom of the sea to rise no more. Queen Nanny of the maroons will sink it
@@kittyjames8897 no. Don't sink Jamaica
@Malcolm M no it's not.
Thank you so much for this video! ☺️
Deuteronomy 28:64 And the Lord shall scatter thee among all people, from the one end of the earth even unto the other; and there thou shalt serve other gods, which neither thou nor thy fathers have known, even wood and stone.
I enjoyed it because I often wonder where the two styles of martial arts and dance really comes from and to know that Africa have a large part makes me even more proud.
Capoeira of Brasi & Ango a & ?
What at all have we as a race done to be treated shabbily everywhere we go
They are intimidated by blacks. People fear those that are superior to them. That's why. Would you be afraid of a small puppy? Or would you be afraid of a huge lion? It's really that simple.
@@ludvigwittgenstein6469 if you were superior then you would have stuck to your on continent in your own countries but no you want to live in someone else country who don't even want you superior at being a monkey
Thanks for providing a side of history that is hard to get elsewhere, very interesting to anyone who enjoys reading the history of the human race.
For those who don't know my country 🇦🇷: the black population wasn't "massacred" nor were they "invisible" (at least, not intentionally). We even abolished slavery and gave them the same rights before than US and Brazil.
We NEVER cared about people's skin color. We consider ourselves mestizos (a mixture of Europeans, Amerindians and Africans) and we have always accepted it. We never deny our roots.
So, don't come to accuse my country of "racism". That is a First World problem
Get out of here with your lies. Gaslighter.
We also have to remember that Argentina have strong ties with Germany and even after world war2 a lot of Nazi criminals escaped Argentina, Chile and Brazil.
Yeah and the United States space program was only successful because of nazi scientists that were relocated to America after the war. Look up Von Braun there is a statue of him in the states..
@@vikingrollo8012 I agree AmeriKKKa is the worst
Yeah and oddly enough we have a big jewish community in the country, it's not just "nazis".
that is because the Argentine dictator of the moment (peron), "sympathized" with mussolini (italian), francisco franco (spanish) and with that austrian painter (peron was a fascist)
It would be interesting to do something on Afro Ecuadorians. Their culture seems very strong.
My brother, this is a gem, thanks for the info
Most of the enslaved Africans that landed in the South American hemisphere, were of Yoruba descents. That is why the Yoruba ended up colonizing this hemisphere culturally, religiously and spiritually. In Brazil for instance, they worship our God and revere our Orisha's. This is how you enslave your enslavers...No one has been able to take away the God of the Yoruba, whether Christians or Muslims...we absorb them into our world view, and never forget our Eledumare.
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Black People were ENSLAVED* in sixteen* Spanish speaking countries; and upon three* Caribbean* Islands where Spanish is spoken: Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba*, Dominican Republic*, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Puerto Rico*, Uruguay, and Venezuela. Selah, Sister Hasiah Drorah BahtYah
My mom is afro Salvadoran🇸🇻, just showing love to my afro Argentines ❤️🇦🇷
I really appreciate your videos! Keep up the good work.
Could you please do a video on the Dominican republic and the racial identity there
Thanks for the video plz keep up the good work I will support u bro plz make more animation videos if u can. You're a great teacher. Thanks for the knowledge.
Love your channel young Nubian. Please brother when you get a chance please talk about ancient black Buddhist warriors. The first black Samurai was Sakanouye No Tamuramaro first honorable shogun of Kyoto. 🦍💜🕸🕷
Ryan Campbell he is not a Nubian. Nubian is a tribe in Africa that you are not a part of. Nubian is not generic to black
@@ivorysteele whatever bro .All African history is came from Nubian family
Hey now. .... this brother tryna be like me ...lol
@@ivorysteele - Nubian, Ethiopian, Sudanese all different names for same people who spread across Africa to Atlantic coast.
Sakanouye No Tamuramaro's daddy was Japanese so where does the Black come in?
Deuteronomy 28:68 And the Lord shall bring thee into Egypt again with ships, by the way whereof I spake unto thee, Thou shalt see it no more again: and there ye shall be sold unto your enemies for bondmen and bondwomen, and no man shall buy you.
Wow. A pleasant surprise aId wasn't expecting this one! Thank you👏👏👏
This is interesting to learn. I never knew that Africans contributed to Argentine national culture. From what you have said, Argentina seems to have been more progressive than the United States during the early days of slavery in the Americas.
Si por que en argentina las personas negras podian tener un caballo y montarlo y estaban permitidos los matrimonios interraciales,tambien las personas negras podian comprar y vender productos comerciar y tener un negocio propio
Thank you for this clip
Yes!finally!
Great. Keep this series up.
Can you do a video on the origins, culture, and history of the Temne people of Sierra Leone please.
The came from Samu in Guinea and migrated to sierra Leone
Can you make some documantaries about African on the north and south-american continent?
You can share such a beautiful picture of the history every time. ***
Awesome Great Work Like Always
Can you do a video on Afro Haitian and garifuna peoples of the Caribbean, U.S. and Central America.
Amazing work.
This has been an ongoing process throughout the world especially in societies that do not have one-drop rule systems. This is why I am a proponent of the one-drop rule because it maintains the African identity.
Thank you.
HOME TEAM HISTORY:
I THANK YOU FOR YOUR KNOWLEDGE!
YOU ARE AWESOME!!!
Do Afro-Peruvians next please! 🙌🙌🙌🙌
Thanks for the education and expansion.
the Tango is an Afro Argentinan dance. let no one fool you about that. How our Afro descended brethren were treated in Argentina was horrific to say the least
Just a couple of notes: when talking of Argentina History before 1813, It should Say "viceroyalty of Rio de la Plata" as we were spanish territory. Argentina Is the name adopted after 1813 with our Revolution and officialy declared in our constitution in 1853.
Thank you for posting this video. I took notice of the Argentines( also Chilean, Uruguayan, Bolivian, Paraguayan and Peruvian) lack of Afro representation in the World Cup. You mean to tell me Sweden and Switzerland have Blacks on their team but yall are the only countries that don’t have any in South America???
Bear in mind that this video only explains the history of black argentines, you might want to read up about the cases of the rest of south america
Latin America is still extremely racist. Some Latinos are more racist than whites because they are wanna be whites
@@breezeeasy1064 are you unironically implying that that is causing the lack of black representation in latin america
@@andresherrera5247
Of course! Just look at Telenovas! Just look at Telemundo. How often do you see black or even indigenous faces? Besides as maid roles or something?
It is very sad, I know a lot of Latinos who tell me that being black in Latin America is difficult. Los negros face so much racismo, and if you deny this take a look at how Mexico just recently recognized the black population.
Take a look at terms like "Pelo Malo" which means that afro textured hair is considered bad and sleek/straight hair seen as good.
It seems every place that had colonialism is suffering some form of white/European worship and European standards of beauty are seen as superior and whiteness or being closer to whiteness is carries more social benefits
And France won with many Arabs and blacks on their team in the World Cup which was in Russia one the whitest counties
Can you next make a video about Gaspar Yanga?
I lived in Argentina for 5 years and never met a black /Afro Argentinian at all...I was always the only black person I saw
where were you?
@@richarddaniel1350 In Buenos Aires city centre for a year and Olivos for 4 years. Are you a black Argentinian
@@josephinesosingot-raisanen6743 No I'm not. I'm American. I believe that the neighborhood of Dock Sud is an area with a Black population among others.
@@josephinesosingot-raisanen6743 Well I've discovered some black descendants here. They're around, you have to pay attention to their features or just ask them. There are some in BA and if I'm not mistaken there are some others in Córdoba and Santa Fe.
That sounds right there aren’t that many. As a matter of fact not many mestizos either unless yo head to rural areas. It’s just a byproduct if heavy European immigration. Same as Uruguay and other parts of Latin America..
Do a video on Afro Ecuadorians. There are a small number of blacks in Ecuador, but they have been there ever since the slave trade and survived.
Very interesting, gotta do futher research. The Argentines didn't have to resort to genocide to get rid of their "race problem".
Nah. There was definitely a genocide. Black population was 30% in the early 19th century. Now? .5% lol. Think about that.
@@ludvigwittgenstein6469 Are you aware that mixing is a thing?
@@ludvigwittgenstein6469 actually now it's just 0.35%
@@ludvigwittgenstein6469 bruh, the Argentinian population wasn't the same now that I'm the 19's century
@@ludvigwittgenstein6469 The ones that were almost wiped out are the natives that lived in the patagonia region in the "desert campaign."
I got my history degree from your channel brother. To be honest you are true historian bro. You truly amazing me, bless you.
Thanks for this video. Whenever I read about how very European Argentina is, I always remember that I once read that Argentina used to have a sizable Black population, but that it was systematically wiped out (especially during the wars) and Europeanization of the country was stressed (as it was in other Latin American countries as well). Thanks for reminding me of the history and giving me more details.
@d puski
I hate to say it, but it is true! I am a black woman and it is true! That's because our black leaders are corrupt though! If it weren't for that, black people can thrive as long as we have the skills and tools to
@d puski Not necessarily. What white countries are you talking about with mass migration of blacks? In Europe it's mainly France and the UK. They are the most powerful and advanced countries in Europe ( Germany as well but they don't have nuclear weapons). The black migrants in the UK were practically supporting the National health service and the transport system in the U when they came in the sixties. Go look at the UK a few decades ago. It was a right dump. And as far as building a thriving civilization well that's subjective. The Carribbean island has numerous thriving civilizations. Whites overall haven't had to be dealing with Invasion, colonism, slavery on masses. Yes whites had wars but it's not like your entire continent and race was attacked. The blacks the Americas were not exactly treated equally or given the same opportunities as the average white person.
@@breezeeasy1064 There was no extermination of blacks in Argentina. Simply, many died in wars, or due to epidemics. Meanwhile, millions of migrants were arriving from Europe. Black girls married European immigrants. And over time the black traces were erased.
@@carinajauregui9383 that was forced tho, those women were forced to do that because there where no black men for them to be with, and that was because Argentina purposely klled off black men
@@carinajauregui9383 due to racism
Ppl don’t talk about this this my first time hearing it I just can’t believe it thank u for this video
It is weird for us, argentinians, to refer to the word ''Afro-Argentines'' because for most of us it does not mather your cultural background / race, if you are born here in Argentina you are Argentinian and that's it, not Afro-Argentine, not Asian-Argentine, etc, just argentinian, that's why we could say that many in Argentina don't know about the African background, because we never separate people in races, at least for the last 200 years. Thank you for this video!
The history of the blacks in Argentina was erased that's why is not taught in school.
@@samuelbankole3134 but why ?
@@samuelbankole3134 they dissolved in the majority like in mexico
Tango or Ntango is an Angolan or Congo word. Your education is great, but...... will you be open to listen to people’s feedback? Or just too busy to listen?
From what I saw scholars werent actually sure were the word originated. There were multiple theories
HomeTeam History thanks for your reply, Tango, Capoeira(Brasil), Mambo, Rumba, Juego de Mani( Capoeira in Cuba), Samba , Samba Carnival in Brasil.... are of Angolan/Kongo origin. Also not Congo the country but Kongo the Kingdom which it’s Capital is or was in Angola ( M’banza Kongo) - meaning city of Kongo.... Now this kingdom stretched from Cameroon 🇨🇲 all the way to Angola.... The next level of your studies should be on the similarities of Kikongo, Kimbundu,Lingala, and other Africans languages to the Hebrew..... then you will understand the connection of it all from the roots 🙏🏿
@@delcio2012 yes...
But the true roots of these cultures and linguistics are from the Americas and then spread to Africa much later in history.
The "Black" Argentinians were actually not from Africa at all.. they were American Aborignies with deep extensive culture - just like Australian Aboriginies..
There is extensive extensive documented accounts of the explorers reporting of the "Black" Aboriginies and their dynamic cultures in Chile, Argentina, Brazil, Peru, Uruguay, Paraguay, etc...
@@SemajSemaj 😂😂 where are u getting your lies from ? Afro Argentina's are Africans their culture is nothing more than the culture of Congo and Angola take your confusion and lies elsewhere
@@arushanioshaka5600 just another Abo nut spreading misinfo don't pay no mind
Well said youth 👊🏿
Great information. Our brothers and sisters still there and the culture is strong even when they tried to erase them or make them invisible. As usual music and food is rooted in the black culture. They are heroes of the country that put them in war as “cannon meat” right in the front fight. Real survivors!
Great piece
El sargento Cabral que salvo al general San Martin era de raices afro-indigenas. Se lo recuerda en la marcha de San Lorenzo. Y la Escuela de Suboficiales de Ejercito lleva el nombre de Sargento Cabral en su honor.
Y los 8 de noviembre se conmemora el Dia Nacional de los afroargentinos en homenaje a Maria Remedios del Valle a quien el General Manuel Belgrano nombro Capitana del Ejercito en reconocimiento a su buen desempeño en las campañas
thank you for this
THEY HAD A ETHNIC CLEANSING.
No, we never cared about skin colour
Genocide you mean
thank you for making this video. I always wondered why Argentina was the only South American country that never showed people from the diaspora!
But it's time for them to show up and show. White Europeans take that racism everywhere.
The same thing happening in North America.
@Jevaun Santos Benjamin brazil still is
@Yoyaqim Raised by YAH Brazil only has 14 million. Afro americans are the first.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Afro-Brazilians
True in America our borders were wide open but only if you were European. Actually black greatly outnumbered whites in Southern United States after slavery and 25% of Congress was black during Reconstruction which eventually was reverse by Jim Crow via KKK. They even accepted European prisoners to the US to further whiten the population.
@HomeTeam History: Thanks for your informative videos. I would like to request that you delve a bit more on how Africa preserved her history. I find it hard to believe that we entirely had no form of writing. Thanks
Can you do a video on Afro-Mexicans?
@Kay Theo yes
I'll be visiting Costa Rica in June.