Yo Soy Coreana (2018): Migration and Immigrant History in Mexico
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- A Korean Mexican history in Merida, Mexico that Genny shares with us from her ancestors' migration, settlement, slavery works, and till daily life today with her.
Director: AJ Kim
Official Short Film Selection 2018 Korean International Expat Film Festival
This video was produced in partnership with Yucatan Today & Muse Conmemorativo De La Inmigracion Coreana
www.ajkproduction.com
IG @ajthecambabe
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I am a Chinese in Mexico and I feel pretty much the same as the old lady does. We need to let our future generations know about their background and roots.
will you be proud to know, I building a Bruce Lee museum in Tijuana, and promoting Chinese Culture.
I love you my dear aunt Genny! nobody matches your passion and does more for the Korean/Mexican community. we are proud of you.
As a descendant of a Korean Mexican I wish to call and ask about the family line and learn the history of the Korean caucus
Is there a website or number? Please help I Wana know
I hope it has Korean subtitles too. If I have a chance, I want to translate it into Korean. (전 한국사람이에요!/Cuz I'm korean)
Beautiful n sad story. 🇰🇷🇲🇽❤
This made my heart both happy and sad for the Korean people, my people.
Hi, I'm Korean and I just heard about Korean migrants in Mexico. It's a shame that my country doesn't teach about our people who separated because of sad history.
I'll visit definitely if I have a chance to visit Yutacan. 감사합니다 건강하세요!
안녕하새요 Is there more videos of this between Mexico & Korea and the immigrants that came to Mexico? I am mexican and I know from my mothers side that her grandfather or great grandfather was Korean. But we do not know much about the history of his Korean side because he never spoke about it and he passed away young. So my grandfather could not learn 한글 . We only know that our last name is 김. I am trying to learn more about my past and trying to learn 한글 as well.
Hola Nora! I am glad you are paying attention to your root and history. I've found some of the video clips on RUclips produced by Mexican local media and broadcast which are pretty historical information driven. If you are around Merida, maybe visit the museum during weekends as they have Korean classes. I am sorry not much of being helpful when it comes to resource to learn Hanguel. RUclips must have ton of resources too! :) Good luck and stay tuned, I will come with more useful and interesting videos regarding Latin/Caribbean-Korean relations. Muchas gracias!
@@ajkimajung ok! I will try to find out more online. Sadly I live in the US and not in mexico. Maybe one day I can visit. I use RUclips to try to learn 한글. It helps a lot! 감사함니다
Hello Nora, I'm Mexican Korean maybe I can help you finding more about your roots!! My great grandfather was in Yucatán. If I can help, I am at your services
Nora Sanches.Ricardo
Such a beautiful story and amazing people.
Wow so inspiring. I am interested in Korean history and culture and learned this recently. Hopefully I can visit the museum in the future. I have some relatives in Veracruz and around the Mexican states.
This is so informative. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for making this amazing video!
I am a great grandson of Korean immigrants during this time. My family was also part of the first Korean Immigrants arriving in Cuba. Looking to keep our roots alive and documented. Can you help?
tems like china chino chinito is a very prejudce term !!!!!!!
do not use prejudice terms !!!!!!
thank you !!! it was a beautiful video thank you ! im an american with korean root's i hope to visit korea one day and would like to retire in korea !!!!! if possible 🇰🇷🎎🖖
This makes me sad my grandpa was Korean and Mexican didn’t speak Korean but his dad did and was on that boat my grandma was born in Yucatán and his name is Raul Kim
Many of my elder family members had korean features but I never got a dna test.. so I’ll never know for sure, but I think it’s interesting how Mexico is so genetically diverse. God bless every Mexican American, Mexican, korean, korean Mexican. Mi familia, te amo mucho.
I'm from the Yucatan peninsula and have not done a DNA test I'm sure that have some Korean But Could also be Chinese. Because some Sir name's are Korean but sound Chinese.
I want to learn bout my past cuz my family has Asian similarities my mum have been told that she looks Korean and my sister was Japanese n I have long Asian kinda looking eyes
Same here I’d love to know more about my family ancestors
❤
How sweet!
You look Hispanic looking and not Asian looking.
Sun Ha you’re stupid
They mix first with the indigenous people that was the maya and eventually mix with Spanish. That was the case with my roots. My father's mother was a mix of Korean and maya so I have Korean roots myself, yes I look mexican and proud to be yucatecan as mexican.
@UCQznSUhckUTyMNXzq7oG9tw The Spanish were here before the Koreans (coming from Korea and the maya were here before the spanish) so the Koreans lived with the indigenous people and mix. My father's dad was second generation of Spaniards hence is what I mentioned on my first message
@@ricardo_cn Yes, you should be proud to be yucatecan as Mexican.
@@damnmuggle Korea does not consider "KOREAN" after fourth generation. Your part of Mexico's culture.
Viva Corea!! Viva Mexico