WOW...this is how our music is in Puerto Rico...Reminds me of my grandpa so much..I did a DNA test and the canary islands is the main place in Spain some of my ancestors are from.
Just remember the original people of the canaries weren't the French. It was the guache. Then you got the berbera the Arabs . The Moors. But slavery and transportation from the canaries went right to PR . mayaguez where my GMA is from being one of them
@@jscribbl3 French? The canary islands were colonized by the spanish. The rest is true though i did have a good amount of north african blood in me due to the Guanches from the canary islands.
@@jscribbl3French ? Fuck are you talking about. You mean the Spanish who conquered the Canary Islands and mixed in with the native guan hes who were Berber not Arab. Also Spaniards have little Arab ancestry and it’s Berber (North African)
Me encanta ver que algunas personas se queden con la cultura Canaria, siguen así machos ! Siguen enseñar a la gente que es de vivir en una isla tan bonita ! Siguen lo que querían! Firmado: un extranjero en Tenerife
If you knew what I'm feeling right now. Many of my ancestors are from the Canary Island that moved to Puerto Rico. This is the kind of my music gravitated to. Not so much the salsa but this is what my family loved.
As you may know, Cuban Folk music is based on Canary music as many Canary's emigrated too Cuba. In fact, the accent and slang words are vary similar and most are exactly the same. A lot Cuban's of Spanish background can trace their blood line to the Canary islands.
Most Canary Islanders immigrated to the Caribbean and northern South America, when I traced my ancestry back to Spain I found that I had a lot of Canary Islanders, Andalusian and central Spaniards in my family, which is where most Spanish immigrants came from
Incredible. You can hear the influence this had on everything from the music in PR (where my dad is from, La Ciudad de Cidra to be specific) to mariachi music in Mexico. If you added a tuba and an accordion this would sound like mariachi.
A majority of Spaniards that settled in the new world where from the Canary Islands and Andalusia any Hispanic can trace at least part of their ancestry back to the Canary Islands and Andalusia as this is where most conquistadors came from.
Nuestras raices!! de el Caribe! Aqui en E.U. no nos ensenan NADA en la TV sobre Canarias ni de Espana(solo en 1 parte de Espana,nada mas! )Aqui no se sabe NADA de esto!!!!!! Que triste!
Si, mis abuelos fueron a Cuba desde Tenerife,(y mis padres entonces para los E.U..Pero esos viejos, ni mis padres hablaban mucho de sus vidas., no se porque.Solo se que eran muy estudiosos, muy inteligentes y trabajadores, y MUCHOS hijos y con caracters bastante fuertes! :) Me orgullo mucho saber sobre los Canarienses y los Guanches y los estudios de ADN muy revelantes! Gracias por este video !
Es que la leyenda obligatoria dice que no tenemos nada que ver, que los españoles somos muy malos, pero que, por suerte, "ya nos fuimos" (de América). Etc... en fin... a estas alturas así... es patético. Algún día se van a enterar que España / Las Españas andan desparramadas por el mundo... que España no sólo está en Europa... que españoles somos todos, se quiera o no, cada uno a su manera. Por otro lado, es obligación primero de cualquier hijo de la hispanidad preocuparse de sus cosas... no esperes que nuestros enemigos de siempre (p.e. USA, Albión, Francia, etc.) lo hagan! Por otro lado, hoy la información circula fácilmente por internet: blibliotecas enteras universitarias, archivos, de todo, sobre nuestra historia, la de todos, a ambos lados del mar. El que no quiere...
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Wow, I'm 48 years old and Puerto Rican. And this is exactly what we had listened from our ancestors. Amazing
WOW...this is how our music is in Puerto Rico...Reminds me of my grandpa so much..I did a DNA test and the canary islands is the main place in Spain some of my ancestors are from.
Just remember the original people of the canaries weren't the French. It was the guache. Then you got the berbera the Arabs . The Moors. But slavery and transportation from the canaries went right to PR . mayaguez where my GMA is from being one of them
@@jscribbl3 French? The canary islands were colonized by the spanish. The rest is true though i did have a good amount of north african blood in me due to the Guanches from the canary islands.
@@jscribbl3French ? Fuck are you talking about. You mean the Spanish who conquered the Canary Islands and mixed in with the native guan hes who were Berber not Arab. Also Spaniards have little Arab ancestry and it’s Berber (North African)
Me encanta ver que algunas personas se queden con la cultura Canaria, siguen así machos ! Siguen enseñar a la gente que es de vivir en una isla tan bonita ! Siguen lo que querían!
Firmado: un extranjero en Tenerife
Originally from Puerto Rico can trace my roots to the Canary Island, many similar language, culture, music and traditions.
muy bien, me alegro que te ha gustado.
If you knew what I'm feeling right now. Many of my ancestors are from the Canary Island that moved to Puerto Rico. This is the kind of my music gravitated to. Not so much the salsa but this is what my family loved.
me alegro mucho Nedinia, que disfrutes muchas veces más!
berber people
It's amazing how similar this sounds to the cuban bolero
a lot of canarios have immigrated to cuba at some point in history
As you may know, Cuban Folk music is based on Canary music as many Canary's emigrated too Cuba. In fact, the accent and slang words are vary similar and most are exactly the same. A lot Cuban's of Spanish background can trace their blood line to the Canary islands.
Most Canary Islanders immigrated to the Caribbean and northern South America, when I traced my ancestry back to Spain I found that I had a lot of Canary Islanders, Andalusian and central Spaniards in my family, which is where most Spanish immigrants came from
It sounds so much like the folk music of my beloved Puerto Rico
v rivera
Its because the people of Canaries came to P.R as well as D.R,
U can tell by the 2nd part of the song
v rivera Even the way they speak in PR sounds like us Isleños
@@IslenoGutierrez WE ARE ISLEÑOS. 🇮🇨🇵🇷
@@Dsano
Thats cool,
A popular one city is Las Palmas. Can start visiting there
@@AlAndalusiIbnRagnarhaven’t been I’ve been to Madrid and Seville but I’m definitely visiting Las palmas, might move there if I like it.
Precioso. Orgullosa de mis raíces, saludos de Italia.
Reminds me of Puerto Rico
Que linda la música isleña
El Matador música muy buena de verdad! 👍🏼
I love trios. Check out my Abuelo’s music. His name was Chago Alvarado and he played in El Trío San Juan of Puerto Rico.
Incredible. You can hear the influence this had on everything from the music in PR (where my dad is from, La Ciudad de Cidra to be specific) to mariachi music in Mexico. If you added a tuba and an accordion this would sound like mariachi.
A majority of Spaniards that settled in the new world where from the Canary Islands and Andalusia any Hispanic can trace at least part of their ancestry back to the Canary Islands and Andalusia as this is where most conquistadors came from.
Typical Canary Music at Casa Don Angel in Puntagorda, La Palma
This is fantastic. Do these guys have music available for sale anywhere?
Music is universal. I am Croatian decent. This is the same as our folk music, just different language
thanks for your comment, dear Frances. Be happy and enjoy!
really? could you post some of yours please?
The guitar playing sounds like old folk bachata
💯
The best kind of bachata
Look up Trios Panchos Mexico
Wunderschön
Bello...
sehr geiL; GRAN CANARIA WIR KOMMEN IN 5 WOCHEN
What is name of first song ?
Nuestras raices!! de el Caribe! Aqui en E.U. no nos ensenan NADA en la TV sobre Canarias ni de Espana(solo en 1 parte de Espana,nada mas! )Aqui no se sabe NADA de esto!!!!!! Que triste!
Si, es verdad y una pena. En E.U. los Canarios y mas los Palmeros estamos desconocidos. Pero hay mucho intercambio tradicional con Venezuela y Cuba.
Si, mis abuelos fueron a Cuba desde Tenerife,(y mis padres entonces para los E.U..Pero esos viejos, ni mis padres hablaban mucho de sus vidas., no se porque.Solo se que eran muy estudiosos, muy inteligentes y trabajadores, y MUCHOS hijos y con caracters bastante fuertes! :) Me orgullo mucho saber sobre los Canarienses y los Guanches y los estudios de ADN muy revelantes! Gracias por este video !
Es que la leyenda obligatoria dice que no tenemos nada que ver, que los españoles somos muy malos, pero que, por suerte, "ya nos fuimos" (de América). Etc... en fin... a estas alturas así... es patético. Algún día se van a enterar que España / Las Españas andan desparramadas por el mundo... que España no sólo está en Europa... que españoles somos todos, se quiera o no, cada uno a su manera. Por otro lado, es obligación primero de cualquier hijo de la hispanidad preocuparse de sus cosas... no esperes que nuestros enemigos de siempre (p.e. USA, Albión, Francia, etc.) lo hagan! Por otro lado, hoy la información circula fácilmente por internet: blibliotecas enteras universitarias, archivos, de todo, sobre nuestra historia, la de todos, a ambos lados del mar. El que no quiere...
@@La-palma-fincas ¿En que estado estás? 😬 Quiero compartir con Canarios. Soy puertorriqueño. Vivo en Lake Mary, Florida.
Digo si están en EEUU.
Caribe Maravilloso muy lamentable mi socio
Esto es bolero, no quiere decir que es parte del folklore de las Islas Canarias