Tahiti's Hidden Treasures | TRACKS
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ธ.ค. 2021
- The Tiaré flower and black pearls are victims of pollution and human avarice behind the picture-postcard backdrop, behind the chains of flowers and pearl jewellery. Specialists are worried by their decrease in productivity.
That is, of course, without considering the incredible efforts of those who guard them, who never fail to update their image, vary their offerings, and preserve the cleanest environment possible in order to assure the continued development of these true gems of Polynesian history.
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We just need some money and faith and we will dissappear and harvest 🥭 mangoes in Tahiti.
I have a plan, Arthur
One more score and I'll head over there to pick mangoes. I already planned it.
Do you have faith though?
@@wheresmydrink4552 yes
Yea I went there on a trolley with Dutch once
M A N G O E S
When you do a voiceover you should lower the volume of the original voice. This is hard to follow because it's as if two people are talking at the same time at the same volume creating a confusing mix of words.
Yes! Omg yes!
Love your channel! Thanks for the content!
So unique & beautiful video 😮
Just absolutely magic 🪄
Thank you so much🙏
It’s hard to understand the English translation when people are speaking. Would it be possible to turn the volume down on the background French?
Yeah kinda annoying :/
And no captions either, RIP.
Agreed, the English translation was almost impossible to understand. After 5 minutes I just turned off the audio, and watched all the beautiful imagery.
Totally agree. After I have difficulty understanding the english translations, I immediately look for comments which face similar problem.
Same
Sorry ur dyslexic
So beautiful I love your Documentary so wonderful thank you very much Watching from NZ
Tahiti is Heaven on Earth.
The garbled translation overlay made what would have otherwise been quite interesting very difficult to watch or enjoy. Darn.
So so beautiful lord thank u
God gives them. Riches bu plants flowers amazing thank u lord
Love the story, but the only way to follow is to mute the volume because is horrible. Not sure what happened, but is not good hearing both languages at same time.
Sí, es mi misma sensación
Nature never fails along with spirituality and tmh
Is there any Pinkerton there?
This is Heaven on Earth.
It's tragic that theFrench landed there.
@John Freddy As much as it may pain you to hear this it was inevitable if not Europeans it would’ve been someone else. Look at what the Japanese did to Asia in World War II or what China does the Asian now. Look at the history of Europe or Africa and it’s inner wars. Humans conquesting humans is nothing new, if not Europeans it would’ve been someone else. Do you know how much people still think Mexicans are the descendants of Aztecs?
@John Freddy Most Mexicans are descendants of other various groups who teamed with the Spanish and almost erased the Aztecs entire history while pushing them out and replacing them, taking land that was once the Aztec’s. Again humans conquesting humans is nothing new stop pretending it’s some rare unheard of thing.
Like do you think African nations never fought/fight each other for land and resources before? Do you think that’s not about to ramp up massively as resources on earth start to dry up? Do you not know that that’s literally how humanity got to this point in the first place?
Can't understand what they say. Translation isn't loud enough.
I have got, a plan...
What a horrible for the native tahitians to have almost lost their beautiful reo and replaced it with a colonised language such as french.
So only you should know a colonial language not them, when someone come to converse with them they cannot manage a colonial language, they will need a translator. Or maybe they should be speaking English instead. For your information, all French colonies have their own dialect and can still speak the colonial languages be it French, English or Spanish. Stop spreading this French hatred, it is now becoming too obvious!
@@danielvirginie1431
You don't make sense. I don't hate french, i hate what they did to my fellow polynesian people.
@@GripenSlayer Looks like you can't explain yourself very well lol
@@GripenSlayer Lol - You seem like you have never been on the end of continued oppression of your native culture and customs. But seems more to have been the inheritor of such atrocities... Smells like privilege to me.
I was thinking the same. Sadly its repeated everywhere I hope this stops.
Wonderful film. Horrible sound editing.
It is not hidden because of the endless publicity , and hoards of riff raff .