Afro Peruvian Culture is Jaw-Dropping!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ส.ค. 2021
- Afro Peruvian Culture is Jaw-Dropping!
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I appreciate it.
Just for those that didn't know, there are Black people in every country of the Americas; north, central, and south. And one very good famous Afro-Peruvian artists that you may want to listen to is Susana Baca.
That is very true. The diaspora is everywhere.
Thank you for this comment...I love her music within 5 minutes of listening Sorongo..I live in a community with music, Spanish language..never cared for it but after listening to Susana and the band on Andre and Andreas Travel channel - Afro Colombian Concert in Cali Colombia 2022/ Petronia Alvariz , Im starting to love this kind of music..
And for Male is Arturo Zambo!!
Yes but not every country celebrates African culture like Peru does
@@v.a.entertainment1889I think Colombia celebrates black culture the best
Thank you for spreading our Afro-Peruvian culture, I was that day dancing with my group "Ballet Afro-Peruano del Callao" for the 200 years of the independence of Peru.
You are welcome🙏🏿
Do either of you know of any AfroPeruvian tour guides in Lima? Thank you for this video!
@@beautifullyflawedone There is no specific thing like "AfroPeruvian tour" but u can find several places / events / foods related to black culture, as someone with some Afro-Peruvian descent (and interested in that root) I know some points that may interest you, something caught ur eyes?
Thanks for Sharing and helping to enlighten my Black Friends who are confused my Appearance. 😮
I'm happy to see it's black people heavy in south america... learning this Spanish isnt in vain so that we can connect
St Martin De Porres is a saint very revered within the Black Catholic community here in the U.S, at least where I went to church in Louisiana..Great info Sly
They have a rich and beautiful culture. When I was in Peru, it was for business. But, I’d like to go again to appreciate its beauty.
Peru tuvo una gran influencia Africana tanto en su comida como el anticucho, carapulcra etc como en sus danzas
Good point.
Los españoles comían buena carne y botaban las vísceras 🤢 y los esclavos preparaban platillos con eso
thanks, I love learning deepening my knowledge, I think it's crucial to keep a level of awareness
San Martin de Porres is very popular in Latin America. He’s the patron saint of mixed race couples and of animals. He was known to feed animals and thus you usually see him portrayed with a dog, cat and mouse at his feet living in harmony.
Well done! Really enjoyed the video. The kids learning to keep the tradición de los Africanos en Perú was 👌
Thank you for showcasing Peruvian 🇵🇪 culture , well done and educational 🫶
Appreciate you showing the world how amazing Peru is amazing 🇵🇪
You're welcome👊🏿
@@slyslife I am glad you talked about the Afro culture in Peru. However you can also talked about the indigenous cultures as well, which is well preserved in countries like Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador, and to a degree Mexico. I understand that certain indigenous languages such as Quechua, and Aymara is still spoken in both Peru, and Bolivia. However i enjoy your videos and keep up the great work.
Boy, Sly, how did I miss all these videos by you since you left Colombia? This one is very educational! There is a Peruvian restaurant near me (I hope it's still there. Have not been to it since Covid). The food is delicious. It's really interesting for me to see any African influence in a country like Peru. I really need to travel in Latin America.
Loved this. Thank you for sharing!!!
Awesome of you to show this about Peru. Very educational. And I agree it is amazing how many people do not know about the diaspora and all the countries it touches.
Thank you and yea, it touches many areas.
So true
The Festejo reminds me of the dance in Coming to America..wow, great info, thanks brotha!
I congratulate you Sly. Your information is very accurate.
Damn Sly. You really stepping it up with your research!
Omg!!! Thanks so much for this video and praise the YT algorithm for bringing your film my way. I’m going to Lima in a week for 3 months so this is awesome information
My parents are from British Caribbean Islands from I was 7 the taught me that slavery was everywhere in the Americas.
But what else did they teach you about the contributions of African people in those areas, and please don't refer to Caribbean as British Caribbean. Colonializaton has ended, at least phyically, Thank you
Thank bro it is appreciated
thank you for all your work
Anytime👍🏿
You make great videos Sly!
I appreciate that a lot. Thanks.
Thank you for your insight. I have thought about traveling to Peru for some time now.
No problem.. It' a great country for foodies and adventurers.
*This made me smile, Sly. YAH Bless you!* 💯
Glad to hear that💪🏿
Facts. Yah bless ahki ✊🏾
Nice Job!
Great video👍🏾👍🏾👊🏽👊🏽❤️❤️
Good video. I plan on going in January and want to experience the culture
January is a good month to visit as the sun should be back out.
I have the same birthday as St.Martin de Porres.
Very informative bro....nicely done!
Thanks bro👊🏿
Carapulcra is a ancient Andean dish but the people of Chincha do a fushion called Carapulcra chinchana which is with sopa seca (afro influence).
Yea, I seen it with noodles when I was in chincha.
wow. great video.
Great video
Glad you enjoyed it
Great video sly. Stay safe man
Thanks and will do
I just got schooled on fathers day. Thanks Sly.
I'm glad you showed this side of Peru bro. Peru is one of my oasis when I'm out of the matrix.
Peru is holy ground from my perspective and the love of the people is off the chain. Very warming and welcoming; of course why shouldn't they be, because these are our people as well.
Sad thing though; I'm seeing MZUNGUS politicians and common folks from the west more often, which to me means trouble.
Hell; I cannot find peace away from what I'm leaving behind, at least for a week or so; without running into the same delusions I'm trying to escape from.
Peru is an interesting country. A lot to see for sure.
@@slyslife watch out for those llamas bro. They love to lick you down like a ripe apple. I love those animals!
Thanks! Please make a video of the enormous Asian influence in Peruvian culture, both Japanese and Chinese.
Bro, unless you went to College I doubt we would've learned about our Brothers and Sistas in Peru from Public Schools.
Rather, expand your horizons through travel
Latin America has so much life the Europeans killed it!!!! Thank God it's still alive
Thank you bro 🙏🏾
Great video bro
Sly could u do video on dating in Peru also do u see a lot working girls walking around in mega plaza and plaza norte?
Anytime bro👊🏿
Yea, the north has a ton of women on graveyard shift.
@@slyslife " Yea, the north has a ton of women on graveyard shift. " -> translation please for virgin ears!?
Great video! ¡Genial video!
¿Conoces Susana Baca hermano?
Que más amigo, never heard of her, but I'll look her up
*In the old, very old days we bring African as slaves, that culture and ethnic grow and become part of our country, the predominant ethnic are native indigenas (From the Sierra and Selva), next to the criollos (Mixed race), after that is the African descendants and next to them the Caucasians, but we got influences from all around the world, Lima is a bigger New York*
Totally! Lima is like a small New York, full of diverse immigrants. That's why Peruvian but specially Lima is so varied in demographic aspect, cuisine aspect, custom aspect and music aspect.
@@TakittyLove *You mean a big New York, the city is bigger than New York*
@@mikhail5428 Omg ! well, I didn't THAT 😮. My perspective changes now about New York 🤔
African American here its interesting to see some of the dance being done here mimicked in my little cousins when we were making up dances at home during sleepovers its wild we just keep coming back hahahahaha
THERE IS NOTHING DARKSKIN BROWN ABOUT THESE WOMEN TO CALL THEM...AFRO. THESE WOMEN ARO MIXED AND SHOULD EITHER BE CALLED MORENA OR ....GOLD💯💯💯💯💯💯
Wow 👀👀🔥🔥
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It's not a matter of not paying attention in History class, but a matter of History books ommitting information about Afro Carribeean and Afro Latina culture, as they have ommitted so much of African history which highlights the great contributions of African people rather than always assigning us to some kind of inferior status when compared to European culture
@South American
"In Latin America you cannot say or guess what someone's background is simply by looking at their skin color. Do you even know how many people in Latin America have parents of different colors? Millions of people. I have friends who do not look black who have a parent who looks black. I have friends who look black who have a parent who does not look black. I have friends who do not look white who have a parent who looks white. I have friends who look white who have a parent who does not look white. Our diversity is too complex for your comprehension."
Oh no, they call themselves *Afro-Peruvian* hence why others use the term to refer to them. They are other videos on YT of *Afro-Peruvians* using the term to refer to themselves. Go lecture them...and stop carrying water for white supremacy you will end up a hunchback in early age 😂
The African experience in the Americas is presented by the book.....Crossings
Africa, the Americas and the Atlantic Slave Trade
James Walvin. Afro presence in Peru is not always positive. South America expresses of discrimination is very plain. James Walvin is a respected and authority of the African slave trade.
Cueca Traditional dance from Chile, it is a Spanish contribution of Arabic-Andalusian origin and has no African influence.
Great video bro, what kind of camera did you use?
'Osmo pocket 2' for walking and a 'sony rx100M4' for cleaner shots
Have you experienced any racism in Peru? I have personally experienced a lot. Especially in Miraflores. I don't know how many times a woman has crossed the street after seeing me. I have never experienced that in other countries.
I thought it was just me. I haven't had so many people (men and women) cross the street on me either. I've also had some other situations occur. When it comes to prejudice, definitely the worst country for me so far in my travels.
@@slyslife Really??? I’m from Perú and the racial prejudges almost dissapear, specially because in Perú is a mixture of spanish, native americana, asian, etc. There is more of socio-económic discrimination i guess.
@@Jenworo supongo q pensaron q era venezolano
@@adrianquiroz7695 ya sabemos como son esos
@@Jenworo 😂😂😂
I find it incredible that Peru was a land of dark skin, yet those people are suddenly from Africa, post-colonization. All over the continent, the Africans & others call themselves Peruvians, butt call indigenous people's Africans. Stunning. Absolutely Stunning.🕵🕵🕵
Yes, very true...the Moors( Christian, Hebrew and Muslim) were in Peru long ago along with the melanated paleo-Americans.
Great video but very short 😞
Yeah, I'll try to make them longer
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Imagine! the FIRST 2 OFFICIAL CATHOLIC SAINTS in whole America continent were born in LIMA, Perú. The first one, (St.)Martin was born in 1579 and the 2 one, Saint Rosa(Rose in Eng.) in 1586 ALTHOUGH The Vatican canonized FIRST Santa Rosa according to some researchers 'cus of she was white mean Martin was not. It had to pass about 300 years The Vatican canonize San Martin in 50's in the last century. Even though that, both of them have been so respected and worshiped by population since centuries , even it says it exists the probility they could have met in some moment. Greetings!
You are native….no slave ships 😂. Whites didn’t have the technology to move that many people in ships. Think. You built the megalithic structures.
Judah or benjamin or levi thenegro tribes and Naphtali The inca indians Jeremiah 50:33
THEY ARE NOT AFRICAN THE AFRO PERUVIAN ARE THE ORIGINAL PEOPLE OF THE LAND
Where’s the evidence bud? Spreading conspiracy theories is misinformation on a whole new level. The natives were here first and always have been, black people are native to Africa. Stop spreading lies.
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What president banned it and what was his racist oops I mean reason?
Peruvians have tv shows that make fun of black peoples look. They normalized it
Peru is backward when it comes to race.
@@guillaumefrancois3942 yup. French are more discreet though and Quebec never mind , they are = peru.
En Peru no hay negros puros como en Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, ecuador!!!
*They're just peruvian*
They're all Peruvians, yes.
Shut up dude...i see you...trying to erase the AFRICAN...i never see you mofos saying this 'ish when some latinos emphasize Spaniard, Arabian, Lebanese, or other WHITE roots❗️
@@southamerican4870 Yes...so the OP's effort to say that Afro-Peruvians are *just Peruvians* is pointless...thanks...
@Hispanic Language Teacher I do understand, you are just capping for a "united LatAm" that erases the "black" out...🖕🏾
First Black Saint in Spain my a$$
All the Holy icons were BLACK