SENEGAL (Documentary, Discovery, History)
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It's been many years since I've been, but Senegal and its people will always remain part of me. Especially the warm humor of the people I met and befriended.
Im Mexican but I got some friends from Senegal their names are bubacar alasan ken mamadou izaa I miss them they are good people 👏🏻✌🏼🤝
Thank you we share similar cultural values and big on respect and hospitality
And me the new friend 👈🏾
@@fsow1237 we share the same last name 😁
Believe it or not Mexicans especially those from southern mexico have some Senegalese ancestry look it up🇲🇽🇸🇳
There’s no such thing as Mexicans do you research….ur from Africa too
ONE OF THE BIGGEST MISTAKES WAS SENDING TRACTORS BUT FORGOT TO SHOW THEM HOW TO REPAIR OR MAINTAIN THEM SO MANY ARE JUST JUNK NOW...NEEDED LOWER TECHNOLOGY TO HELP THEM...LOVED THE ALFRESCO PICNIC....WHAT A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY AND SIMPLE WAY OF LIFE..NO CLUTTER NO GAUDY HIGH RISE TOWERS...
I would love to live there Here in the USA people choose to live in the Getto And it seems Peaceful unlike our Getto
It is a problem of spare parts not ability to repair or maintain them. Many of the imported tractors were barely useful due to the nature of the soil in much of the country. So people did not bother to do anything once they break down. So it is a matter of bad governmental choices probably with a corruption undertone from well connected people who procure equipments for tgeir own benefitd regardless of the cost to public treasure.
Tractors are not appropriate to the light sandy soil of the Sahel, period. They are a mismatched technology, unless the small ones to dig roads. They are junk because they create aridization of the soil.
I lived in Africa over 15 years, 3 of them in Senegal. Thanks for reminding me why I miss it so much.
James Brand,,,, you were blessed. These people are pearls of men. I loved it
I know it’s only 2% but I just found out I have Senegal blood lines. So now I’m researching all of my bloodlines and this video was very greatly appreciated.
Senegal looks beautiul. So many beautiful people, gorgeous clothes and such a meditative feel
I love Senegal I’m from 🇸🇴 Somalia
The music is Ablaye Cissoko - douna
Greetings to senegal from algeria 🇩🇿
Greetings to senegal from Somalia
Senegal I love u so much ❤️❤️❤️😍😍😍😍 I have Mandika and fula I’m half Jamaican and half African American Africa is my only home I love my people
I'm 100% Jamaican. At time ALL my friends were from Senegal and Gambia (Wolof people) when I first moved to The Netherlands. Good friends yes, but they are not our people.
@@haatpraat2993 the thing is white people see all black people the same, it dont matter to them where they come from. unlike white people you can tell who comes from where, blue eyes and red face etc
@@Gencturk92 I live in the Netherlands. I was born and raised in England. I can tell you without any doubt your statement that white people see all black people the same is simply incorrect and even racist. Further it is a very bold statement to make considering there must be 0.5 billion whites in the world where ALL of them think there is no difference between individual blacks. Statistically that would be impossible.
@@haatpraat2993 well just like all Chinese people look the same so do black people, with asians you cant tell who's from where and you have to look at them carefully. Their not attractive either
@@Gencturk92 Well in my world Chinese people do look different from one another. I can easily tell who are the Chinese people I know from the Chinese people I do not know. Also some Chinese and indeed Asian women are stunningly beautiful.
thank you for making such an awesome documentary about my country. Senegalese are very friendly and welcoming people. I miss you so much pays de la Terangua
Check out my vlog to Senegal on my page
waw Senegal is true Teranga. bless your culture
Waaw waaw Pays de Teranga
Thank you so much we really appreciate it... Proud to be a Senegalese 🇸🇳
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Love this program. I love Senegalese music and picked up a few words of Wolof. I love languages and Wolof is very special, totally different from European languages. Sounds very lovely, too. I hope African people realize how wonderful their languages and their countries are! Thanks for sharing!
Na nga deff mean how r u
@@sambadia5033 what do you reply?
@@naturelle1097 you respond with "ma poopoo don dey shito"
I'm watching it's 2:41 am my future husband lives there We met on Facebook, I'm saving money to go there . (The Gambia 🇬🇲.)
I hope it worked out. Mine not so well. 💴💴💴💴lol
On Facebook..🤔
And you not well..
@@angelaha7574 une belle et instructive histoire Merci Angela
A beautiful trip on the Senegal river, tranquil and full of nostalgia.
Africans are very innocent people (civil war atrocities shouldn't be confused with their basic good nature)! I have travelled extensively in Africa (North East West South)! I mean what I say!
I really love the languages, so I'm trying to learn Wolof and Fula from some downloaded resources, as well as Mandinka, Soninke, and Jola.
Hello i can teach Wolof language. Thanks
I commend you. Learning a language you must be able to hear it every day for an hour.
Africa has yet to unify the continent with an INDEGENOUS LANGUAGE. THEY STILL ARE PROUDLY SPEAKING THEIR COLONIAL OPPRESSORS LANGUAGE ENGLISH AND FRENCH.
HOW PROUD THEY ARE TO TELL US THE AFRICAN SLAVE DIASPORA WE SPEAK ENGLISH AND FRENCH.
which resources? on youtube there isn't much....I am learning Wolof at present
The whole universe is well aware that Africa was and still is getting heavy and nasty fightdown from for ien forces .it's past the time they all pack up and leave africa and come back and conduct themselves in the. Truth in the light and in the way before the father revenge his son.
@@jackie9068 Africa has thousands of different languages so that’s impossible
The most picturesque doc film
I've watched... And the most beautiful song of Africa I heard in the end....
do you know the name of that song?
@@titometro8 The song is called Douna by Ablaye Cissoko
Sénégal 🇸🇳 is one of the west Africa country that I live and I enjoy their life style, God bless them all amen 🙏🏿
Am from Kenya but Senegalese foods are just awesome as ours,i can see there beautiful dark tall ladies,I love Senegal, except for one thing, French Culture,Given the atrocities France is doing to African Countries i hv no soft spot for them.
As direct as a Kenyan you dont sugar coat😆
wonderful job, so beautiful Senegal, so beatiful people and sweet music...I hope one day to visit Senegal...long life to Senegal...:-)
Un quelque chose de la beauté du passé, reste encore imprimé dans cette atmosphère paisible.
The music is so beautiful like your documentary. I wish I could visit Senegal.
Delighte you can come anytime. Where you from?
Just Beautiful people! Beautiful Singer
Ur welcome to Senegal
🇿🇦🇧🇩 A Love 💕 From My Bangladesh Comilla Daudkandi
As a South Sudanese, Senegalese have have the same features as most of our people in this part of our continent.
I think they left us long ago they definitely resemble not only the SS look but culture Nilotic lifestyle even Gambians, Beninese…
Great work, how I love watching beautiful Africa, Cant wait to get to Senegal. I know I will enjoy it there
I CANT WAIT TO VISIT MYSELF
surely
Sonya German surely... its great art
I learned that I have Senegalese Ancestry and I can't wait to go to Senegal as well. I have see some beautiful pictures.
@timothy: *you're
Why though?
I love Senegal peaceful place and people
St Louis, locally called Ndarr. Youssou Ndour made a great song about it
Senegal is my home country. I miss it. ❤️❤️
Oh my goodness I love those goats and sheep they remind me my livestock in Somalia. It's so beautiful,
It looks beautiful Nadia.
Thanks:) I work in senegal. and this video aid to understanding Senegal.
Amazing I love Senegal 🇸🇳 ❤️
Senegal peoples are sweet and very nice people 👍🏻
Wonderful job showing an incredible country!
The Narrator makes everything look beautiful
My beautiful country 🇸🇳🇸🇳
I love all African countries full of nature and full of life
Rithesh Shetty I also like to know about whole Africa
To know about whole Africa will take you years,lol.
Yes Africa a beautiful place I’m glad as a black American I was able to visit .. check out my vlog
Outstanding documentary and I love the sound track and the historical context of a beautiful part of Africa
I visited Dakar for 2 weeks in 2019 & In sha Allah l will return for a longer stay.
I am somali I like Senegal and Senegal people
I love those villages.
3.10 2019...senegal ..my brother ...i.love you ...
...we are from indonesia ..
We are the moslem ...brother ...
a conversation between two 3rd world idiots,,,
This is actually just about the Senegal river and her former use for commerce ! Not the whole senegal history, just an atomic piece of it !
This was so beautiful to watch. Love the closing song by Ablaye
I like this country
Because I have my friend from senegal...
I adore those herdspeople at Poll (?) who acknowledge their animals have spirit and precious life. God bless them.
France should be ashamed of themselves taxing these people even until today for “improvements of colonialism”
U R ABSOLUTELY RIGHT
Shame? You are better off getting used to the fact and concluding that France will always remain shameless 😆.
@@tmajec chchchğğ
Islam has no shame in France
So for the commonwealth nations it is dues and contributions to maintain being help out by the British crown but it is a shame for a taxation by France??? But to me it is the same thing but done differently though. And Senegal and the other francophone nations are not complaining, prove that they are in agreement to this. What is good for the goose should be good for the gander.
African American s should now come back home. West Africa is your ancestral region of Africa!
Our hearts are wide opened to welcoming you.
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Excellent! Glad I discovered this channel. From Kenya.
Senegal is beautiful, I wish I could visit one day, I would love to meet the people!!!
I'm from Senegal living in Memphis, TN
i woul be glad to see here im living in senegal
Kiki Brooks you more then welcome.let me nkow when are you planning to go.will help you and give you some advise with please
Salvatore Lanzieri hi i can speak fluently 6 languages
Senegal west Africa is a small country and very important.it is a country which needs help about lot of things.for example Education,health safe.Education is a foundation about everything.why?for example if all Senegalais have a good education,we will not need police to have safe.education at home and education at school.healh we need it to do ours business.And we grow ours economies.
Cesser cette mentalite de mandiant. Si on travaille on s'en sortira tout seul
@Fatimaxn Barry merci yaye boy cette mentalite tue l afrique mamá seul le travaille paye vive la Jeunesse concient mamá
@@diawaraoussey9091 merci grand depuis la diáspora merci
wow astounding beauty where else on earth can be so diverse and beautiful more than mother land i love africa a glimse of heaven on earth.
Beautiful. Beautiful song as well.
Good documentary. Love from Thailand.
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That was exceptionally beautiful music at the closing!
Ablaye Cissoko - Douna
Indeed beautiful music. Home of the American blues.
Journey through history . Good for tourist also. The song was excellent. What economy means different to different people. But European influences brought both good and bad influences. But history should be read as history without being judgemental. But education should reach everyone so that people can differentiate between good and bad influences. An excellent documentary indeed.
Nice doc much love from Ethiopia.
greetings from somaliland
I was seeking information about Senegal before the slave trade. I'm sure they had a rich and prosperous history before the slave trade!! The history you give us perpetuates the whites mans narrative that we didn't have a history before their arrival. Sad states of affairs my man and a disservice to the nation of Senegal.
I like the documentary of the world very much.
17:00 - 17:58 The music is so beautiful.
Ablaye Cissoko - Douna
titometro8 I could kiss you!
Sunugal! ❤
Beautiful song.on the end.
Bravo!!
This is where my dad's ancestors are from.
I miss Senegal, I love it there.
Such beautiful people 😍💗
They're so stunning. There is no end to their beauty.
Dentro de poco iremos a este precioso país así que veremos este documental con mucha atención.
Beautiful thank you for giving me History lesson of my DNA& Family in Senegal ♡♡@))
Nabila
How much percent
I REALLY LIKED THIS DOCUMENTARY TOO
All sani goalies Muslims are my brothers..we love them saeed from lahore pakistan
Beautiful country, proude people 💚💛❤
Love senegal 💛
I love this country!!
Beautiful people
Please please anyone what's the song at 16.55. I can't deal with not knowing 😭😭😭😭
Ablaye cissoko Douna
French is not the only way they can communicate with each other.... There may be many dialects but they can learn each others dialects ... as i'm sure they've been doing for many years before the french were around.
Beautiful documentary of a beautiful place, yet to realise its potential though. Thanks for giving the periscopic view of Senegal.
I know they never have back problems with walking up straight holding stuff on there heads.
They use to it. Am from Gambia a country near Senegal. The two countries are the same and call senegambia
Tuklor and Peul are the same ethic group they’re called Fulbe
Same but different branches, if you will. Baaba Maal is Tukulor. Not the same as outright Fula, if I'm not mistaken.
Superb! I had no idea. When I saw it lasts 50 min I thought Uff, but in the end it seemed short to me.
This documentary should be called "Aboard the Bou El Mogdad" Ship in Senegal
Senegal looks beautiful. I want to live there
I am it’s majestic and beautiful and the people are a compliment.
What a classic documentary
I must visit Senegal and travel down that river hopefully in this life 🙏
I really enjoyed this video.
I just found out I’m 1% from here so figured I would watch some history on this place . #DaRoofMan
I like you alain Dayan. Stop & Over all Programs. I see now. Thanks my Boss alain Dayan.
Very well documented. Thanks.
Thanks for sharing
This one is an ABSOLUTE TREASURE!
I was born in The Dominican Republic come to find out I have 8% of senegal decent in my DNA I love it ❤
some of these people ended up in Jamaica.
Your lying I dont see any senegalees in jamaica. I am from Portmore and I never see a senegalees in jamaica befroe
sowhat sowhat smh goodness gracious!!! 😧🤦🏾♀️😒
Correct!! People don't research to see and learn. smh. slaves came from all over!! An And it was part of the former Mali, Ghana, Songhai empire. Duhh...the Akans were part of that kingdom.
An inna Jamaica we have black n blacka...sooo come on now. Be learned...an guh read up fi yuh self man. There were plenty tribes that came to JA and to the rest of where slaves were taken. @sowhat sowhat.
+Heavenly Beautifully Black yesss my family from Jamaica and we were always taught are people are from Ghana
African Americans actually have more Senegambian ties than anybody else in the diaspora.
Feels like a sugar coated tourist video
tourism is an industry every country welcomes
It's chebujain not tebujain. It's what the Nigerians called jollof rice. Well, this is the home of jollof rice. Not Nigeria. Jollof is the Wollof tribe, who gave us the Jollof rice.
The people here are so classy and intelligent
@@janet.oboutte1349 You'll like people from Ghana. That said, they are home.
This is the port where some ancestors were brought to the Caribbean
ST Lucian?
That was very cool thank you!