As a Panamanian that was raised on the stories of Bayano and how much of a hero he was to our nation, I want to commend you on this topic and video…. You did an excellent job!!!
Watching your videos is much better than watching tv. I can imagine all your videos being played as full-length movies in my head. Perfect educating. Thank you King! You are a Godsend! 👍🏿✊🏿🙌🏿🙏🏿
Us long lost africans are being welcomed back to our home by our native african brothers and sisters, we’re getting rid of the stereotypes and connecting with each other and I love it. Us african americans love our native african families 🙏🏾
Our peoples were always resisting in many significant ways. This story is another addition to prove the determination, the resilience, and intelligence; the rights to manage our ways in life.
As a white American I agree with you that, especially in america, more people like this man need to be shared and discussed. It’s a huge lack of context for all kids in school that would greatly benefit from reading about these people instead only hearing about how a group of people were submitted by force to do slave labor for hindered a of years. As an American and understanding that black people have almost single handed built this country to what it is now financially due to their free non paid labor and more people like this man should be thoroughly discussed if I have to learn about Joan of Arc
In this case, I think is important to note that indigenous people in the region also recognised Bayano as either an ally or their liege. Originally, most of Bayano’s followers were single men and there very few available women, which meant that many black men in pre-independent Panamá married indigenous women to further the control of their respectives palenques.
@abs po Also, most of the Africans came from the coastal kingdoms so some of them knew how to use firearms, and then taught the natives how to do it (although they were not disciplined by any means).
@abs po Although there was certainly tribalism and differences, the common understanding was that the Spanish represented a far bigger threat that any of them could present to each other.
The oppressors doesn't want us to know our great heroes, because they know all too well history will repeat itself. Also they think we will seek revenge for what has been done to our people by them. 💯💪🏾
Interesting I have never heard of this figure he kind of reminds me of Gasper Yanga, its a shame their stories remain untouched. You are totally right we need to learn more about them and highlight their legacy and achievements. A film or TV series about King Bayano would be awesome. Btw it's been announced 50 Cent is working on a Queen Nzinga TV show with Stars, I was so surprised to hear the announcement he usually just invests in crime drama and stuff. He explained what we have been saying for years the continent (and ofcourse the Diaspora as you have highlighted) is full of stories and figures that's have awesome legacies waiting to be told I'm looking forward to it, I just hope Angolans are involved in this project. Edit: I'd love to discuss and reply but youtube is hiding my replies. In response to Alkebulan Shujaa Ogun, there are two Shaka Zulu TV series in the works too. I feel these are just the beginning eventually we will get films and TV shows about male figures like King Taharqa and Piye as well as Mansa Sundiata and Mansa Musa , if the first few about queens so be it, its no big deal.
I am thinking better that Curtis Jakson do this than Disney! I hope that he is executive producing and will leave most creative and historical content to Queen Nzinga's people and scholars, be they Angolan or not. Angola is now recognized as a sovereign country but remember that it is a geo-political construct invented by Europeans.
50 cent has been promoting and taking part in anti-black WS agendas and evil in general against our people his whole career. Now he wants to finally create something good for our people? hmm... I rather have Okey Ogunjiofor/Izu Ojukwu or Nate Moore/Ryan Coogler even. Also, I appreciate we are having non-fiction female Afrikan warrior/queen shows but where are all the Afrikan male warrior/king shows? Hopefully our show/movie makers are planning it.
@@alkebulanshujaaogun5152 The people that you suggested would surely be better equipped but Curtis for better or worse (I am hoping better) seems to have gotten there first. Yes there is definitely room for much more content telling our whole story.
I can never thank you for this type of information/knowledge! I watch/listen to these with my infant twins all the time they'll never get this type of education in schools!✊🏿
Most chattel-enslaved Africans were sent to Latin America & the Caribbean, so it’s unfortunate that Afro-Latino stories aren’t as well know as they should & could be. Thanks for this Home Team History!
@@sedsa097 i sure some might knew but me an African American i didn't know. Our history isn't taught well here in America. This king here and the the guy that defeated napoleon in Hati. And I'm pretty sure there's plenty more.
Other BLOODLINES may have won some battles but they will NEVER win the FINAL war, with that being said MUCH LOVE to our BLOODLINE on the Continent and to our BLOODLINE throughout the diaspora…IGBOS and many others, Somali BANTUS, AFRO Americans, AFRO Latinos and many others ✊🏿
@amon raset one doesn’t have to agree with all that this person is saying or how they are sharing their gifts and talents .some things aren’t meant for everybody to understand. I’m not about ever lyric he has to say, but hats off for honing his craft and not being afraid to do his thing in this very judgment day and age. putting his creativity, time and talent into something like this is not something everyone can say they have the patient, discipline or positive habits to make all this come together to share it TO be criticized. Nice Job, guy.
I love what you do so much. I find your videos so captivating. I know I'm not a patron, but I think it would be cool if you did a video about someone like Thomas Sankara. It's true that Afrikan nations and historical figures aren't given the credit that they are due for their military accomplishments - but I think that diplomatic and economic accomplishments like those of Sankara (and other modern Afrikan leaders) also deserve recognition.
I totally agree😎. We have also started making content around African heritage and culture. It's narrated in traditional Xhosa , with English subtitles. There`s so many stories to tell🙆🏿♂
That's dangerous Africans are highly spiritual people and all those names have very active meanings. You could be inviting a spirit you don't want and these romanticizing all African ancestors is wrong. They aren't always about your good. I'm African and in my tribe my people descend from the god of mischief which is basically Loki. So be careful.
Facts, I also dont believe he was a slave and I believe he was indigenous to panama. They make all of us out to be slaves no natter what historical story is told.
I wonder if it is part of the human condition. We are all tribal at our hearts and have to co operate to survive , and therefore we must have trust to some degree. That then becomes a double edged sword for allot of great people😌
Our peoples is so brainwashed with religious foolishness and self hate , I’m from Jamaica 🇯🇲 and the majority of Jamaicans don’t believe they’re from Africa they think it’s something to be ashamed of, sad but this is our reality our peoples is so afraid to talk openly about our ancestors . when they don’t hear what they want or what they believe, the first thing they’ll say is it’s money they’re defending or the knowledge of slavery won’t make their lives better but they’ll be quick to talk about the holocaust, you have to admit our ancestors slave masters did a fantastic job of teaching us self hate , the great Marcus Garvey said a nation that doesn’t know their history is like a tree without roots ! Our peoples need to get off their knees and open their eyes and realize there’s no sky daddy watching anyone or is going to help anyone we need to teach our children about their history and demand respect for other culture this is why nobody respect black peoples, how can someone respect us if we don’t respect ourselves and know our history! Sky daddy isn’t going to punish anyone for speaking the truth or knowing their history!
Shabba Ranks always spoke highly of Africa. I Didn't know Jamaican ppl thought ike that. Dont they look up to salasee he from Ethiopia or somewhere round there
@@marvinbennett8384 the Christians hate Africa and anyone that’s not saying sweet white Jesus! The churches control our education institutions so the brainwashing of our children start at a early age! The brainwashing continues from 1 generation to the next!!
Dark people are all over the world not just so called Africa. Africa is ancient Tunisia, Israelite dark people called Moors lived farther west to Morocco then some got sent over to Jamaica from their defeat in Spain. Some Jamaicans are the dark Natives aka northern kingdom. The Hamite Africans were the ones who help the WM enslave the other dark people.
@@lobsterbalelegesse9919 isn't it wired you claim the Arab Tunisians who are still enslaving the indigenous. Claim north Africans all you want but they hate blacks more then whites. In Morocco the indigenous blacks live in the mountains and most northern Africa successfully deleted the whole history of black indigenous people.
@john darko the Africans the live in Tunisia are the natives, they are much taller then the Arabs so they are not pygmies. You whites hate black people so much you deny blacks were all over the land mass before any Arab set foot in that areas.
I really loveeee how this is a brotha narrating the video ❤️ now I truly wonder what african tribe I originate from 😳 super heartbreaking and interesting at the same time.
We are a fifth grade class and we thought your video was amazing. It told the whole story from all points of view. Thank you for the work you are doing.
Bayano gained truces with Panama's colonial governor, Pedro de Ursúa, but Ursúa subsequently captured the guerrilla leader and sent him to Peru and then to Spain, where he died
besides the courage and combat skills i'm sure he also was up there spiritually if you know what i mean. The way they captured him and let him live in comfort is a bit off. Sounds like spiritual domination.
Hey man, what if you made a video talking about the Prince Gaspar Yanga, he was the first liberator of the entire american continent, he stablished the first free black slaves town in the state of Veracruz, in México, the city of Yanga, fighting against the spanish crown, to get the freedom from the slaves of that region, an a great story about the ethnic diversity of my country México, what do you think about that?
Do a video of Dominica's armed Maroons who populated the mountains for upwards of 40 years, creating wholesocieties often spanning miles with the island's interior. They waged many wars against the British and there are many heros amongst them. Men like Balla and Jacko were power figures in this time. When governor Ainslie put a bounty of $1000 on Maroon leader Quashie, Quashie responded by doubling the price for Ainslie' head. In addition the messenger sent to pass the message to the Maroon's camp was tried and killed, his heart torn and stuck at a pick in the entrance of camp. The Commonwealth of Dominica has a long bloody history of victory and loss,very unknown and lost to the world. Check it out
Yah man. That is my country. Little does anyone know that these maroon trials, some of the bloodiest in slave history, contributed immensely to the abolition of slavery, catching the eye of William Wilberforce and other abolitionists. Our culture is founded upon these African maroons, who left with us the knowledge of spirit of rebellion.
Oh okay. Grenada and Dominica are different but as a Caribbean family we share a common thread. Here in Dominica we are less known, only a few brave historians have shed some light on our Negre Mawon(Escaped slaves). Lennox Honeychurch and Thomson Fontaine are the ones to look for information
Yes we will link and see you and donate soon . Thanks for the vibe all need to know they ancestors that make the way for all .. alkebuland abesinian Ethiopian moor family
I’m Black/Panamanian and I’m going on a journey learning more about my ancestry from both sides of my family (black dad and Panamanian mom) only to find out they tie together.
King Bayano! Wow! Courage, Strength 💪, 🪖 Military Skill, makes me proud to hear about his life! & Yes, make a 🎬 Movie on this! Blacks have a rich history and heritage 😁
True. Today the information is coming out and is freely available to those who are interested. We try to put that information out there as much as possible , so we recently launched our own channel about African culture and heritage. The more info is out there , the better🙌🏿
I am not surprised popular culture has not touched on such leaders. They do not want us to know about the ones who fought back. They want our people to forget that at least a few times despite the odds. That despite military technological disadvantage. Their were at least a few times we defeated the oppressors.
You are aware that the people who subjugated and took the slaves were other Africans aren't you? Europeans were basically restricted to the coast of Africa by the geography of it's water ways at that time.if they fought back against their oppressors they were fighting other tribal groups with similar military technologies😐 Europeans were at worst their best customers
There were 3 main ports for sending slaves to the West. 2 of these ports were in Muslim areas of Africa. The reality is that most black Americans have Muslim backgrounds who were forcibly converted and enslaved.
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As a Panamanian that was raised on the stories of Bayano and how much of a hero he was to our nation, I want to commend you on this topic and video…. You did an excellent job!!!
great 👍
Watching your videos is much better than watching tv. I can imagine all your videos being played as full-length movies in my head. Perfect educating. Thank you King! You are a Godsend! 👍🏿✊🏿🙌🏿🙏🏿
Agreed. Wish black filmmakers were more interested in depicting the stories of black heroes.
Should A Cushite Change His Skin? (one minute and a half)
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I Agree
I agree
Bayano is actually my name!I knew about this King for years.Its true he is very well known in Panama 🇵🇦 👏.
Wow , how cool is that😎
Us long lost africans are being welcomed back to our home by our native african brothers and sisters, we’re getting rid of the stereotypes and connecting with each other and I love it. Us african americans love our native african families 🙏🏾
Don’t get sold again 😉
@@stefke5862 is that what u were telling them when u were whipping and raping them. Lying to them that they were sold
Our peoples were always resisting in many significant ways. This story is another addition to prove the determination, the resilience, and intelligence; the rights to manage our ways in life.
Should A Cushite Change His Skin? (one minute and a half)
://ruclips.net/video/LY9_WHfzmxk/видео.html
The struggle always continues in way form of another, but the strong will never give up✊🏿
As a white American I agree with you that, especially in america, more people like this man need to be shared and discussed. It’s a huge lack of context for all kids in school that would greatly benefit from reading about these people instead only hearing about how a group of people were submitted by force to do slave labor for hindered a of years. As an American and understanding that black people have almost single handed built this country to what it is now financially due to their free non paid labor and more people like this man should be thoroughly discussed if I have to learn about Joan of Arc
In this case, I think is important to note that indigenous people in the region also recognised Bayano as either an ally or their liege. Originally, most of Bayano’s followers were single men and there very few available women, which meant that many black men in pre-independent Panamá married indigenous women to further the control of their respectives palenques.
Should A Cushite Change His Skin? (one minute and a half)
://ruclips.net/video/LY9_WHfzmxk/видео.html
It also happened in Brazil,Mexico and Florida
@@bretherenlee1404 why do u even mean?
@abs po Also, most of the Africans came from the coastal kingdoms so some of them knew how to use firearms, and then taught the natives how to do it (although they were not disciplined by any means).
@abs po Although there was certainly tribalism and differences, the common understanding was that the Spanish represented a far bigger threat that any of them could present to each other.
The oppressors doesn't want us to know our great heroes, because they know all too well history will repeat itself. Also they think we will seek revenge for what has been done to our people by them. 💯💪🏾
* "Also they think we will seek revenge for what has been done to our people AND STILL BEING DONE to our people by them." AND WE WILL! 💯💪🏿
@@alkebulanshujaaogun5152 ooh they must be shaking in their boots
Literally all of this is public information. Nobody is hiding anything. You just dont care enough to look into it yourself.
@@Larry_Suave and that is the rub. They claim everything is hidden. When in reality the people who don't know are to lazy to study.
They know that they are all Israelites.
Interesting I have never heard of this figure he kind of reminds me of Gasper Yanga, its a shame their stories remain untouched. You are totally right we need to learn more about them and highlight their legacy and achievements. A film or TV series about King Bayano would be awesome. Btw it's been announced 50 Cent is working on a Queen Nzinga TV show with Stars, I was so surprised to hear the announcement he usually just invests in crime drama and stuff. He explained what we have been saying for years the continent (and ofcourse the Diaspora as you have highlighted) is full of stories and figures that's have awesome legacies waiting to be told I'm looking forward to it, I just hope Angolans are involved in this project.
Edit: I'd love to discuss and reply but youtube is hiding my replies. In response to Alkebulan Shujaa Ogun, there are two Shaka Zulu TV series in the works too. I feel these are just the beginning eventually we will get films and TV shows about male figures like King Taharqa and Piye as well as Mansa Sundiata and Mansa Musa , if the first few about queens so be it, its no big deal.
I am thinking better that Curtis Jakson do this than Disney! I hope that he is executive producing and will leave most creative and historical content to Queen Nzinga's people and scholars, be they Angolan or not. Angola is now recognized as a sovereign country but remember that it is a geo-political construct invented by Europeans.
50 cent has been promoting and taking part in anti-black WS agendas and evil in general against our people his whole career. Now he wants to finally create something good for our people? hmm... I rather have Okey Ogunjiofor/Izu Ojukwu or Nate Moore/Ryan Coogler even. Also, I appreciate we are having non-fiction female Afrikan warrior/queen shows but where are all the Afrikan male warrior/king shows? Hopefully our show/movie makers are planning it.
@@alkebulanshujaaogun5152 The people that you suggested would surely be better equipped but Curtis for better or worse (I am hoping better) seems to have gotten there first. Yes there is definitely room for much more content telling our whole story.
@Lite-Wing Gift for me the best and they should leave it at it is.
@@alkebulanshujaaogun5152 That's exactly what I was thinking, I don't trust 50 cent.
I can never thank you for this type of information/knowledge! I watch/listen to these with my infant twins all the time they'll never get this type of education in schools!✊🏿
Should A Cushite Change His Skin? (one minute and a half)
://ruclips.net/video/LY9_WHfzmxk/видео.html
They definitely keep this information hidden from the schooling system😌
Rip to our Ancestors
May they rest and be honored for all everything they enabled us to achieve. We stand on the shoulders of giants💪🏿
@john darko Is he from SPAIN though??
@john darko Do not keep commenting this on others comments,you can do better.
Most chattel-enslaved Africans were sent to Latin America & the Caribbean, so it’s unfortunate that Afro-Latino stories aren’t as well know as they should & could be. Thanks for this Home Team History!
Should A Cushite Change His Skin? (one minute and a half)
://ruclips.net/video/LY9_WHfzmxk/видео.html
You mean Americans don't know.
@@sedsa097 i sure some might knew but me an African American i didn't know. Our history isn't taught well here in America. This king here and the the guy that defeated napoleon in Hati. And I'm pretty sure there's plenty more.
@@bretherenlee1404 shut up with your selfhate
@@daviwilliam281 huh?
African heritage is a important part of culture we should strive to document and share as much of as we can✊🏿
Thank you for doing these researches so we will know who the unknowns are in our history. Amen
Should A Cushite Change His Skin? (one minute and a half)
://ruclips.net/video/LY9_WHfzmxk/видео.html
Amen Katrina🙏🏿
Dang. I’m almost bout to cry. That was deep. Thanks for bringing to me. Appreciate y’all sharing your gifts and bringing us this content.
Even me , I felt moved🙌🏿
Other BLOODLINES may have won some battles but they will NEVER win the FINAL war, with that being said MUCH LOVE to our BLOODLINE on the Continent and to our BLOODLINE throughout the diaspora…IGBOS and many others, Somali BANTUS, AFRO Americans, AFRO Latinos and many others ✊🏿
Take a listen to my ALL FOR THE LOVE verse ✊🏿
@amon raset one doesn’t have to agree with all that this person is saying or how they are sharing their gifts and talents .some things aren’t meant for everybody to understand. I’m not about ever lyric he has to say, but hats off for honing his craft and not being afraid to do his thing in this very judgment day and age. putting his creativity, time and talent into something like this is not something everyone can say they have the patient, discipline or positive habits to make all this come together to share it TO be criticized. Nice Job, guy.
@amon raset also this isn’t Twerking music and lastly this isn’t the place for negativity.
You sound like a crazy person lmao what is this lord of the rings?
Should A Cushite Change His Skin? (one minute and a half)
://ruclips.net/video/LY9_WHfzmxk/видео.html
Thank u so much. You are even teaching us African people on the continent .These things we were never taught.
A video on zanj revolution please 🙏
Wish I could upvote this 1000x
Long overdue
He did that already! Just search it on his page
@@crazyp4549
Send the link please 🙏
There’s a lot of lessons here. When we are on Code, we cannot be defeated. ⚔️✊🏾
Unity makes strength✊🏿
Apes. together. strong. 🐒✊🏿
This was thought to us in national history in Panama. The largest hydroelectric dam has named in his honor, on the river that Carrie’s his name.
Panamanian here 🙋🏾♀️ we are taught about Bayano in school (at least I was), but not with the detail you’ve given on this video. Thanks a lot!!
I love what you do so much. I find your videos so captivating.
I know I'm not a patron, but I think it would be cool if you did a video about someone like Thomas Sankara.
It's true that Afrikan nations and historical figures aren't given the credit that they are due for their military accomplishments - but I think that diplomatic and economic accomplishments like those of Sankara (and other modern Afrikan leaders) also deserve recognition.
Should A Cushite Change His Skin? (one minute and a half)
://ruclips.net/video/LY9_WHfzmxk/видео.html
I totally agree😎. We have also started making content around African heritage and culture. It's narrated in traditional Xhosa , with English subtitles. There`s so many stories to tell🙆🏿♂
Thank you for all that you do, to educated us. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Yes it really helps spread information on a large scale🙆🏿♂
Great presentation. Thanks for telling the untold stories.
Love channels that study specific history's and cultures instead of every culture, its much more indulging and insightful
Thank you HomeTeam History.
King Bayano May Our Beloved Brother Soul🕊 Rest⚰ In Peace✌And May Peace✌And Blessings 🙌 Be Upon His Family👨👩👧👧
thank you for speaking positivity on the internet keep up the wonderful content
Another mandingo warrior. We proud of our ancestors
Nollywood need to make these movies instead of endless relationship drama
🤣🤣🤣 That`s such a good idea! Africa has big talent in the film industry and a richness of stories to be told
Name your sons and daughters after our ancestors and that’s how you can invoke their history
@john darko he’s not YOUR ancestor if this is the response you came with
I agree😎. We carry our history through our genes and the genes we leave behind👍🏿
That's dangerous Africans are highly spiritual people and all those names have very active meanings. You could be inviting a spirit you don't want and these romanticizing all African ancestors is wrong. They aren't always about your good. I'm African and in my tribe my people descend from the god of mischief which is basically Loki. So be careful.
@@mayokunoludipo5789 the MummyAfrican Americans are brainwashed by all the 'ancestor' rubbish.
King Bryant’s story brought to mind Gaspar Yanga.
ddd Should A Cushite Change His Skin? (one minute and a half)
://ruclips.net/video/LY9_WHfzmxk/видео.html
Im very thankful for Forums like these. I never would have heard of or knew anything about this great man thank you
Likewise 🙆🏿♂ I`m fortunate to learn about and the history and then engage with likeminded people in the comments
Im Pakistani but I love these videos so much well done!!!
Great history lesson thanks
We learn so much from people sharing their content like this. Educational systems can be very restricting
Why do most of these stories end with taking them for their word? Not to be trusted! At all. We are way to trusting.
I was about to post about this. Some of the strongest people are not taken down physically, but by believing/trusting those who come to harm them.
Facts, I also dont believe he was a slave and I believe he was indigenous to panama. They make all of us out to be slaves no natter what historical story is told.
@@Goodsense215 he was indeed an enslaved from the Mandingo tribe. His story is well known in the mandingo tribe.
I wonder if it is part of the human condition. We are all tribal at our hearts and have to co operate to survive , and therefore we must have trust to some degree. That then becomes a double edged sword for allot of great people😌
I just mentioned this on my tiktok like a week ago, i'm hype!
Our peoples is so brainwashed with religious foolishness and self hate , I’m from Jamaica 🇯🇲 and the majority of Jamaicans don’t believe they’re from Africa they think it’s something to be ashamed of, sad but this is our reality our peoples is so afraid to talk openly about our ancestors . when they don’t hear what they want or what they believe, the first thing they’ll say is it’s money they’re defending or the knowledge of slavery won’t make their lives better but they’ll be quick to talk about the holocaust, you have to admit our ancestors slave masters did a fantastic job of teaching us self hate , the great Marcus Garvey said a nation that doesn’t know their history is like a tree without roots ! Our peoples need to get off their knees and open their eyes and realize there’s no sky daddy watching anyone or is going to help anyone we need to teach our children about their history and demand respect for other culture this is why nobody respect black peoples, how can someone respect us if we don’t respect ourselves and know our history! Sky daddy isn’t going to punish anyone for speaking the truth or knowing their history!
Shabba Ranks always spoke highly of Africa. I Didn't know Jamaican ppl thought ike that. Dont they look up to salasee he from Ethiopia or somewhere round there
@@marvinbennett8384 the Christians hate Africa and anyone that’s not saying sweet white Jesus! The churches control our education institutions so the brainwashing of our children start at a early age! The brainwashing continues from 1 generation to the next!!
Dark people are all over the world not just so called Africa. Africa is ancient Tunisia, Israelite dark people called Moors lived farther west to Morocco then some got sent over to Jamaica from their defeat in Spain. Some Jamaicans are the dark Natives aka northern kingdom. The Hamite Africans were the ones who help the WM enslave the other dark people.
@@lobsterbalelegesse9919 isn't it wired you claim the Arab Tunisians who are still enslaving the indigenous. Claim north Africans all you want but they hate blacks more then whites. In Morocco the indigenous blacks live in the mountains and most northern Africa successfully deleted the whole history of black indigenous people.
@john darko the Africans the live in Tunisia are the natives, they are much taller then the Arabs so they are not pygmies. You whites hate black people so much you deny blacks were all over the land mass before any Arab set foot in that areas.
Good vid
I really loveeee how this is a brotha narrating the video ❤️ now I truly wonder what african tribe I originate from 😳 super heartbreaking and interesting at the same time.
They exiled him, but let him keep his wealth... #Respect.. great lesson about courage moving the spirit of your enemy
🇵🇦🇵🇦 remember your ancestors , I remember hearing this story in school in History class in Panama, glad you brought it to the platform
This was beautiful. Thank you.
King Bayano reminds me of King Zumbi.
Great minds think alike😁
I love that...Im panamenian and I'm so proud of our african heritage.
Ty for putting in the time for OUR HISTORY 🙂
We are a fifth grade class and we thought your video was amazing. It told the whole story from all points of view. Thank you for the work you are doing.
It baffles me how people can agre with Kanye and say “slavery was a choice “ when there’s hundreds of stories like this
Very informative
He was Muslim and fought back. Just like Haitian revolt with Mackandal and Dutty Bookman, and the Male revolt in Brazil... they were Muslims.
Bayano gained truces with Panama's colonial governor, Pedro de Ursúa, but Ursúa subsequently captured the guerrilla leader and sent him to Peru and then to Spain, where he died
Should A Cushite Change His Skin? (one minute and a half)
://ruclips.net/video/LY9_WHfzmxk/видео.html
besides the courage and combat skills i'm sure he also was up there spiritually if you know what i mean. The way they captured him and let him live in comfort is a bit off. Sounds like spiritual domination.
War is fought on both the physical and spiritual planes , for real 💪🏿 You`d have to be good at both , I agree with you.
He needs a movie
He does
❤🖤💚
These r the storys that need to make its way onto the streets of the ghetto. Loud speaker status! R young black men have always looked to follow.
Fascinating! Sad that not many know about him. Thank you for doing this!
Thank you!!!!
Very interesting to hear from our perspective
Hey man, what if you made a video talking about the Prince Gaspar Yanga, he was the first liberator of the entire american continent, he stablished the first free black slaves town in the state of Veracruz, in México, the city of Yanga, fighting against the spanish crown, to get the freedom from the slaves of that region, an a great story about the ethnic diversity of my country México, what do you think about that?
Esmeraldas,Ecuador was founded in 1575.Palmares was founded in 1590.What year was Yanga founded?
Yeah had plenty of intuitions and instincts and senses and know hows
Awesome history thank you
Happy to receive this information thank you. I will try to support your information concerning our history
Sharing quality information is key 🙆🏿♂
We want to hear about the Jollof empire and the wolof people in west africa ❤
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Do a video of Dominica's armed Maroons who populated the mountains for upwards of 40 years, creating wholesocieties often spanning miles with the island's interior. They waged many wars against the British and there are many heros amongst them. Men like Balla and Jacko were power figures in this time. When governor Ainslie put a bounty of $1000 on Maroon leader Quashie, Quashie responded by doubling the price for Ainslie' head. In addition the messenger sent to pass the message to the Maroon's camp was tried and killed, his heart torn and stuck at a pick in the entrance of camp. The Commonwealth of Dominica has a long bloody history of victory and loss,very unknown and lost to the world. Check it out
Agreed
Yah man. That is my country. Little does anyone know that these maroon trials, some of the bloodiest in slave history, contributed immensely to the abolition of slavery, catching the eye of William Wilberforce and other abolitionists. Our culture is founded upon these African maroons, who left with us the knowledge of spirit of rebellion.
@@olaanneubeck7103 I've heard a little but about what your talking about, I'm from Grenada but raised in NY.
Oh okay. Grenada and Dominica are different but as a Caribbean family we share a common thread. Here in Dominica we are less known, only a few brave historians have shed some light on our Negre Mawon(Escaped slaves). Lennox Honeychurch and Thomson Fontaine are the ones to look for information
In a way he is ..,..,Awakening people to truth
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Yes we will link and see you and donate soon . Thanks for the vibe all need to know they ancestors that make the way for all .. alkebuland abesinian Ethiopian moor family
Great Video bro 👍
Feels like I just watched a synopsis of a movie 😀 Please carry on teaching our people. Knowledge is power 🙌🏾🙌🏾
Fascinating indeed
That was awesome information I love hearing about my kings and queens of the motherland. Inspire me to be greatness that's all I can be
It uplifts the soul
The intro music is the best
They used to do those things
Thank you
History is more brutal than we`d like to believe 😌
Respect from your enemies has to be the bestest accolade out there.
Thank u
going to link with you in the future, our children need this knowledge
I'm so glad that this brother's not a part of the so-called conscious community
I’m Black/Panamanian and I’m going on a journey learning more about my ancestry from both sides of my family (black dad and Panamanian mom) only to find out they tie together.
King Bayano! Wow! Courage, Strength 💪, 🪖 Military Skill, makes me proud to hear about his life! & Yes, make a 🎬 Movie on this! Blacks have a rich history and heritage 😁
Thanks. You need your own college of just blacks history, that they never hear.
True. Today the information is coming out and is freely available to those who are interested. We try to put that information out there as much as possible , so we recently launched our own channel about African culture and heritage. The more info is out there , the better🙌🏿
Bayano leRoi- laa hawla wa laa quwata illaa billaa
I really like this one
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I am not surprised popular culture has not touched on such leaders. They do not want us to know about the ones who fought back. They want our people to forget that at least a few times despite the odds. That despite military technological disadvantage. Their were at least a few times we defeated the oppressors.
You are aware that the people who subjugated and took the slaves were other Africans aren't you? Europeans were basically restricted to the coast of Africa by the geography of it's water ways at that time.if they fought back against their oppressors they were fighting other tribal groups with similar military technologies😐 Europeans were at worst their best customers
There were 3 main ports for sending slaves to the West. 2 of these ports were in Muslim areas of Africa.
The reality is that most black Americans have Muslim backgrounds who were forcibly converted and enslaved.
I thought it was against Islamic law to enslave Muslims. I have read that slaves who convert were to be released.
Outstanding!!!
Beautiful video ✊🏿
Would be an awesome movie!
I agree😎
Awesome.
Keep posting 7⭐️🌙
Hallelujah gangster
I’m subscribing to your channel . I just found it. This is dope.
I love the sketches... Would love to see some a little more chocolate. That afro sun kept us dark brown 🤗
🍿👩🏾🏫🥤Always love these little 💎s🌻
Every African is a King and Queen.
Great content👍
Great content.
Longer videos please. Have you looked into the relationships w Native Americans & aa people? There’s Afro native heroes & a rich deep history there..
Instead of the endless gangsta films we should be 8mmortalizing these ancestors in film.