The Black People Who Live in The Forrest - The Quilombo Abacatal
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- The Black Indians Of Brazil - Quilombo Abacatal
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The Quilombo Abacatal
Vanuza whatsapp +5591985103574
my interpreter Yan
fernando979.fg@gmail.com
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I hear you Ace. Thanks
Thank you Ace for your great content. You continue to give us up close and personalized views of the African experience throughout the Americas. As a Pan African I enjoy this content so much, but I also enjoy your travel content as well generally speaking. I find that the creole cultures of the Americas resonate with me on such a profound level, and I can truly say that your content is top notch.
Ace, Your Video is Very Intriguing …
I'm a Yoruba man from Southwest Nigeria. Our land is the origin of all of those Orisa. I'm proud to see my people in the Quilombo abacata
The name Quilombo sound Yoruba Kilonbọ. Quilombola Kilonbola. And Aba means village
We're Hebrews🇺🇲
We have kilombo in congo brazzaville too
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@@demetricemassenburg5935 Soooo what did the original commenter comment out of place?? Also Dane never said No African came! He said our beginning in the US of A doesn't start with Africa, and this video wasn't in the US of A! Even the Gullah Geechee know their West & Central African Kulture because they are descendants of the African brought, But they mixed in with the Indigenous AKA so called Blacks in America! Comprehension is Key!🏴☠️
We are Indigenous to the entire world!
The young man is very smart and so relax... he is great
Yes, he is very intelligent and very nice person. I left his information in the description. The majority information he is telling me though is coming from my host and he’s just translating. You just don’t see her talking because it would be too long video if I had included her dialogue.
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@@demetricemassenburg5935 why , dane is a fraud and denies slavery and claims African-Americans are native completely denying their African Heritage. This people know their history and maintain their African roots and Heritage
he's my brother lol
@@demetricemassenburg5935Dan history is watered down.
Ace. You deserve an Emmy award your documentaries! Great job!
True
It is really amazing how the parts of the African culture has survived in these part after centuries. The ancestors live, and would be proud. Thank you so much Ace for this. As a Nigerian I'm still awed when i see how much connection the diaspora has with the African continent. Tt runs deeper than the color of the skin. Brazil is definitely on my travel list
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Sacred space ... Saying a prayer asking the Universe for guidance. Being open and receptive. Entering the space with gratitude. You will leave a different person from when you enter. Thank you Ace for taking us on this journey with you
The interpreter is doing a wonderful work 👏
We love you bro your subscriber i am Sudanese from Sudan but live in Saudi Arabia because of the war please pray for Sudan
Thanks Ace, I am sitting here in Toronto Canada and I can feel the energy of the ancestors as she performed the ritual at the tree 🌳. Just imagine that this has been repeated countless times for 300 hundreds years.
I definitely hear you Tony
Dillion. I am a fellow born
Torontonian here... even in
Jamaica and Cuba there's
still left over symbolic
gestures, phrases, and
ways of "seeing" the
world ...that are part
of part of ancestral
traditions we've forgot
the origin of 😉
(Much of this shows
up in our music/dance
genres, and of course
sycretized religious
forms.)
Toronto/Mississauga 👌🏾💫
@@RemedySound Yes, indeed!
It's always encouraging to know there are those of us who realize our cultural legacy is more significant than who's the MVP in sports, or who's name is at the top of the pop charts. 👍🏾👊🏾
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I don't buy that they were taken from anywhere.
There's way too much evidence over whelming evidence to prove the ppl are rooted at home.
Check and research the description of the indians when European went to the Americas...they look NOT NOT NOT UNLIKE THE ETHIOPIANS. Y'all stop playing man.
All throughout the Americas copper brown ppl been here.
"More than half of Brazil's 200 million people identify themselves as Afro-descendants," said Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva at the African Union summit in Ethiopia in January.
brazillains like to down play that and pretend that brazil is some sort of spain in south america, meanin gmajority white. which is far from the truth, another trick is to say most of the blacks are infact mixed race people, they like to muddy it.
Outside of Nigeria, Brazil has the largest AFRICAN population. It is amazing that this history is not taught in schools. Most people will never travel the world and see that there are people all over the world that look like them.
Racism seem to be prevalent in Brazil but subtle.
@@roses4me451 that is a lie. it no longer has the largest African population. It HAD the largest until majority of the black population was admixed and now what you have today is the largest mixed population. Please do not spread misinformation.
This is absolutely false. Majority of Brazil identifies as "Pardo" of mix race ancestry which include African ancestry. Stop peddling this false African romanticism of Brazil, especially in 2024 when people can easily vet info.
My brother, as a Haitian, thank you for what you do and we are proud of you. Its not easy and for you to travel so far to show the world how similar these people’s spirituality are with us Haitians.
The fact that they share Ogou and Shango and many other deities which the very same as those of us Haitians who practice Our beautiful Incestors traditions, spirituality and faith is truly humbling.
Ayibobo🙏🏾🕯️🍃🙌🏾
Ayibobo Hotep
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Ace my brother. You are truly a credit to the black family group, to the human race❤ live long, happy!😊
Great job! I just watched a movie called Quilombo on Amazon that was made in the 80s. I enjoyed it. This community has a rich history of preserving African and Indigenous traditions.
We say Shango and Oya. Oya is of Thunder and Lighting. Love to see that the Nigerian Orishas are everywhere!
For your information, "Quilombo" comes from "Kilombo" in the Kongo language (Angola, DRC, Congo-BZV, Gabon) which means mutual aid group, association, mutual, religious brotherhood. Currently it is mainly in the latter meaning that we encounter the term in the Republic of Congo-Brazzaville with the Kilombo of women of the Evangelical Church of Congo (EEC)...
Amazing great job ace
The young interpreter did a fabulous job
Brother just thank you for taking me places I never could imagine I would want to be and teaching of the history of your travels. Much respect and appreciation.
Most of the rituals she performs is very common in Africa also especially when going to sacred places. I felt they were in Africa when I was watching them.
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Beautiful Majestic People One Love❤️🖤💚👋🏾
Shoutout to those of the Diaspora with Angolan and Native blood.✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽
1828 Noah Webster Dictionary
AMER'ICAN, adjective Pertaining to America.
AMER'ICAN, noun A native of America; originally applied to the aboriginals, or copper-colored races, found here by the Europeans; but now applied to the descendants of Europeans born in America.
The name American must always exalt the pride of patriotism. - Washington
OED Oxford English Dictionary Quick searth Definition of the English language
ni*ger, n. and adj.
a. A dark skin person of any origin. In early U.S. usually with reference to American Indian.
Were already here colored people but we were brothers and sister's...👍
@@Copper-Sunsetkeep that nonsense off of these videos. Keep that crap over there with Dane!!! Using an English definition for a place colonized by Portugal.
@kudjoeadkins-battle2502 I really don't need anyone teaching or
Telling about my ancestors that I have records and genealogy of. What I shared I shared in the 70s. So you have me confused with someone who will not challenge academia or new foreigners on American soil telling me not to share what I know. Sorry if it challenges narratives or checkbooks. So play time is over.
New York Times
Who Were the Ancestors of Native Americans? A Lost People in Siberia, Scientists Say
Genetic analysis of ancient teeth and bones suggests Native Americans largely descend from a vanished gr
oup called the Ancient Paleo-Siberians.
@@Copper-Sunset you do not have records that suggest you aren’t African. You misinterpret the information. The idea that the entire world is lying about 40 million black Americans is ridiculous. Stop listening to those liars. All American black folk for the most part have roots in Maryland, Virgina,The Carolina’s, and Georgia. I challenge you prove otherwise. Dane and Kurimeo are lying charlatans who are taking advantage of our people.
@@Copper-Sunset it’s not a serious challenge at all. It’s just hearsay. I’m not trying to offend you family. It’s just an absolute fact that we, Black Americans are from Africa. Some of us do have indigenous ancestry, but most of us don’t.
Thank You Brotha!✊🏿💪🏿👑for Sharing the History of those from the diaspora who have manly been forgotten by the mainstream media, it’s refreshing to see those that look like me and other Black people around the world still living and thriving thank you again Brotha, it’s so much appreciated.🌍🌎🌏✊🏿💪🏿💪🏿
Big up man like Ace and big up to all Afro/Indigenous Brazilians. ❤
🙏🏾❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💯
Kilombo just like in my country Angola❤❤❤ whaou when you do things like that. I like and like#cultura e a Raiz do un povo#🇦🇴🇧🇷
From the twin island state in the Caribbean, St. Kitts & Nevis am watching, good content my brother. Bless up
Thank you Ace. I also thank them for giving permission to enter and learn. Blessing abundant. ❤
Excellent demonstration family thank you for this video. I’m in indigenous and African and people must tell their own stories.
if they're honest. they do not need to tell false versions of history.
@@astroprotectorwhat did they say that was false?
@@kudjoeadkins-battle2502 Indians are not black smdh. Separate races of people. Indians are Asian.
Once again Ace you have outdone yourself with an excellent video I really enjoyed seeing that part of Brazil.🤗😎
Another deep video. Love how you just allow people to tell their story. We know the 'evil influence exists & we can see it's affect & how people attempt to control their own society & culture. You always ask relevant questions. Excellent job ACE!! Interpreter was excellent also. This is a version of BLACK UTOPIA. Just embrace it people. Our mindset can't judge these people.
I love this! ❤😊
And this is why I’m subscribed. You’re the voice for the unheard. Great video. 👏
😊😊😊they are from western and southern Nigeria because of their ancestry heritage of their religion believes. come home sisters and brothers father's and mother's we are waiting ❤❤❤❤
ACE, you continue to bring us the Best coverage of the Diaspora. Thank you bro!
I lov this an wants more nuff nuff of this, it carry a great feeling, of people life n lives,
Meu filho, lindo de sua avó, falando fluentemente o inglês, Meu DEUS Maravilhoso. Parabéns meu lindo, vovó te ama muito.🎶🤗👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🎶
We have this same thing in Trinidad it's called Shango Baptist in Jamaica as well..We are really all connected amazing..
We really are. ❤
Greetings to you all African descendants hugs. From African sis Moçambique 🇲🇿 🇨🇭🇨🇭-🇨🇭🇨🇭🇨🇭
@@maryfumo3054LOVE LOVE LOVE💜👋🏾
Wonderful video! Im so glad you are paying the community leader and the translator. They did such a great job. Thank you for this, Ace.🎉
Wow this was one of the best wish I was their. A beautiful ,peaceful place.
Thanks for this Ace. As other people have commented on here. Those are the Yoruba Gods. Enough said, so they are related and originated from Yoruba land. The young man is so intelligent, thank you for enlightening us. I may come to visit and donate to the community as well.
This is exceptional tour packed with a lot of culture, history and an example of the importance of conservation/preservation. I can only thank the community for keeping alive what has been lost of African culture.
Big ups Ace 💪🏽 🎉 you get around and show grassroots type things I see you 🎉 blessings 🙌 🙏 👏
My Mom's side is from Guyana. When we visited we stayed with our Amerindian extended family. We made farine and I loved it. Its made from Casava.
🥰 we do have farine/gari in Liberia🇱🇷 too. Cassava is one of our primary food😋
Great, great, great 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾😎
Thanks, ACE!!! You and Afroguira around doing a phenomenal job show casing these dark skinned Hispanics!!!! Reminds me of Runoko Rashida.
I recently returned to the US from Brazil, and can't wait to return.
That farinya is known in West Africa as Gari. All those deities are West African. They exist there also. That huge tree they worship and pray under does exist in most west African countries also and they are scared. There are some that are believed to help a lot of people and some also used to live inside these trees and mostly worshipped by the locals and have a lot of belief from the ancestors.
That farinya can be made into fufu or what is also known in West and South Africa as Ugali, pap, posho, and satsa
I love how careful you are to bring the truth from the perspective of those you interview. You are an amazing man and historian. Keep doing what you do. Be Well, Live Free and Prosper.
Awesome. This was very interesting. Love how you always talk to the everyday person and show real life in untraveled places.
Ogun is a Yoruba God from the ancient land of Benin/Edo. BTW, from what I hear, this same deity is the name given to the God leader of the ancient Samurai Japanese, ShOGUN. There is a lot of similarities (names, spirituality, beliefs, warrior culture, etc) between the ancient Benin/edo empire and the Samurai Japanese counterpart. The so called western scholars of the 1800-1900s messed us all up by destroying the history, cultures, artifacts. It's a travesty.
Fun fact: All of your Marvel and DC comic book superheroes are based off of the African Orishas that the young man mentioned.
facts - we are amazingggg beins
I’ve seen documentation on such, so very true
Additionally, it's worth noting that ALL hurricanes, phonetically pronounced _"Her-icane,"_ originate off the West Coast of Africa and track along the same path as the historical slave ships, impacting the same regions in the U.S. and the Caribbean where they were unloaded.
It's believed that _Her_ represents Ọya, the Goddess of winds and violent storms, who is depicted in Marvel comics as Storm.
Which Orisha was Superman, Spiderman, Wolverine,Cyclops,Iceman and Silver Surfer?
@@ev8318 well superman is the original African DNA.
Silver surfer is the intergalactic blacks of the universe. White skin can't survive in space UV rays for long.
Spiderman is from blacks who climb and used ropes to catch enemies & cattle.
Cyclops is probably the only one who is not written in history...(still if energy is coming from eyes only black DNA can produce that.)
Some were there before and some after. As a Kongo, we have been taught about Kongo people in the Americas prior to the 15th century, all the way back to 10,000s years ago.
False
No anthropoñogical linguistic or genetic evidence of ur feel better bogus claim
@@714xelexbe 😅 if you say so. Bantu people were in the Americas centuries before Christopher Columbus so called ‘discovery’ you can do your own research. It’s not or no longer hidden knowledge.
@@Ursule-ed1wz feel better retoric dmb car go.u wasnt nowhwre bwforenur massa brought u here get over it
@@Ursule-ed1wz read the actual description of colom us silly fed ex
@@Ursule-ed1wz do ur own research lol.dmb knee rat.typical dmb response but ur kind always does it
I’ve learned so much! Thank you Vanusha! That rain sounded so relaxing at the end of the video.
It was i went to sleep in her living room
@@ACEDTVLthat’s cool. Thanks for the vid bro
Valeu a pena o esforço entre a Universidade em curso Publicidade e juntamente com 5 anos em inglês, terminou junto, Graça a Deus, meu filho me dá muitas alegrias, um bom filho, minha filha o soube criar, todos ajudando em Família. Glória a DEUS, valeu a pena. Nosso DEUS faz como nem pensamos. Está preparado, e já trabalhando, vou agradecer a esse Fera ACE. Parabéns pela matéria, importante conhecermos a Cultura dos povos.🎶🤗💙👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🎶
ACE is a Beast? 😂
@@user-sr6ti2tn1e Ele é fera , mas não é a onça, pode ser a 🦋🦋 que voa por toda parte. Daqui a pouco estará em outro lugar, viajando o mundo em pesquisas. Gosto dele, Yan também.🎶👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🎶💙🎶🎶😂🎶
Music sounds just like what we have in Trinidad and Tobago - parang and even soca
Keep doing the work for our People Brother..awareness is very powerful...
Tge Village Leader kneeling before that tree to give thanks was so beautiful and nade me weep. If only we could all understand tgat Sacred Ground is where you stand, and that all life is Sacred and Precious. Much love from our own Sacred Land of the Redwoods of Northcoast Cali...Much love to all! Big ups, Ace. Great video!!!
You did it again Ace, that was a great 👍🏾 video
Good job Ace keep that cutting edge content coming
Love these historical series. This is not just a clip. This is a great documentary. Keep them coming Ace - Fellow Haitian here.
I am from South Carolina. The bush you touched and it just closed up we use to have those bushes when I was a child we called it Get Shame Bush. I really enjoy your contents young man.. Good Job may Jehovah God continue blessing you. Thanks
In Jamaica we call that bush shame me lady .So close 😂😂
JEHOVAH the only True God
love ur channel and the way u give detailed BKGROUNG AMAZING MY BROTHAAA- our ppl needs this gratitude
We African all over the 🌎.we are the seeds of the myan,s. who are the Oldest people on the planet..ft.lauderdale
Ace, love what you do. You have educated me in so many ways. I cannot begin to tell you how much I enjoy your podcasts. The topics you cover truly touch the heart. So many stories of the Diaspora we may never know.
. Meu Yan meu DEUS, que graça de DEUS em minha vida, ver minha cria também sendo intérprete nesse momento, tão maravilhoso. Amei ve_lo Assim.🎶👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🎶 Parabéns meu filho.🎶👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🎶
“Professor” Ace!! Love it.
@Ace I just subscribed to your channel although I first met you about 2 years ago. I am happy that your channel still focuses on the African peoples in the diaspora. You are very informative and educational. Keep up the good works. I am from the diaspora of Trinidad and Tobago, but I live in Canada. 🌹🌱🌹
I was one of your subscriber, but some way alone I lost your channel because of lost or damage phone but you channel pop up and because of the hedding it spark , my interest and I just subscribe again.
Brooklyn New York is in the house 🙏🏽❤️☮️🇹🇹🇺🇸👍
I love the content of this video . Listening to her tell the stories of her ancestors was powerful. Thank you 🙏🏽
Your doing a great job by telling,the viewers the truth about what’s going on. You-learning something new about yourself and about you’re culture.
What a brilliant and informative video
All the deities mentioned by your host are from the Yoruba deities of Nigeria - Ogun, Sango etc. Do they have a link to the Yorubas? Africans needs to look for each other, we have been punished by scattering us all over the world. Big up, ACE!! This is real educational for Africans.
I love watching you channel. I equate it to watching live documentaries showing how people live in real life. Your channel is not like the others that only focus and glamorize the women on the streets ( Low quality content ) but allow us to learn other cultures and in some aspects, we sometimes learn we are not too much different.
Thanks for watching!
Well said. Thank you.
Great video learning alot about the African diaphora. Thanks for sharing this. God bless ❤
Momento maravilhoso.👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🎶🤗🎶
This kind of platform fits u very informative ...
Thank you Ace for taking us around the world, I really like your videos!
THANK YOU, ACE, FOR SHARING AND LETTING US SEE AND HEAR!
Brother your presentations and ability to go off the beaten path to expose us to these gems is refreshing. This is educational documentary and well received
Thank you very much for sharing your beautiful journey with us
Thank you for this and thank u chat for clarifying a few topics during the premiere
Obrigado gentes !!
Great video as always Ace... would love to visit Brazil one day and hug our brothers and sisters, learn and eat some of that great food
Liked and shared sir
thanks man
@@ACEDTVL EXCELLENT footage sir
Me, too.
What a wonderful video. Throughout the video you could feel the presence of the ancestors who were honored and respected. At the end the rain showed their (the ancestors) appreciation and satisfaction for getting their story out. They were pleased.
Hey ACE👋🏽♥️ l love this forest vidéo is so alive, serene and spiritual🙏🏽 you are doing a service to earth 🌍 glory to God the Creator🙌🏽
I love hearing the different nuances of the Ifa/Yoruba faith. In western africa it's Yoruba, in Haiti it's Vodou, in Cuba/PR it's Santeria, in Brazil it's a couple names. Love this content.
Ace, my regards to this young smart guy. I appreciate him a lot.
Thanks for this very enlightening video, Ace!
I respect that in the beginning you said you didn’t want to push any ideology on them and let them tell what they know but I think they already know the truth by the Gods they believe in, spirituality and paintings. They are proud of who they are. I heard a little talk of slavery and no talk of slave ships because the black/indigenous were enslaved in America where they were found and released with new false names, religions and identities.
How did none of your traditions or practices survive?
They know the slave ships were a reality.
@@kudjoeadkins-battle2502boats. They were boats. No one has seen a slave ship before if we are being truthful. Everyone talking about how they know about slaves ships is pretty much saying they saw Santa clause.
@@taq1238they all survived though every pseudo culture. I’ll entertain you question though…paper genocide, reconstruction, renaissance, reconquista, slavery, Jim Crow, education system to name a few. I’m here to answer more questions when you’re ready. With all the other cultures saying they started hiphop when they didn’t this is an example of how things don’t survive. People just watching the Aboriginals create and then they steal it after decades of mocking it and learning it on the low.
@@calivette2020 who told you that? No one alive has seen a slave ship. That’s fair but to suggest that slave ships didn’t exist is ridiculous brother. Come on. That Dane Calloway shut got us so confused. So all of those Portuguese trips to Brazil are lies??
Thank you That was fantastic and so interesting . Lovely people and a great interpreter too ❤
Thank you for going and sharing! I am learning so much about my African sisters and brothers and their lives as they landed in different places. All because of your efforts. Your videos are fun and informative. Educational. Keep up your good work. Stay Blessed and Protected.
Yooo!!!! Thanks for the Help!!!!!
Vou compreender melhor este assunto qdo falar pessoalmente com meu Yan. Amei a matéria. Impressionante como nosso povo tem história de Vida. 🎶👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🤗🎶
Thanks for all you do!!
Loved you from Vietnam To Dubai
Thanks a lot Ace, this was very great! keep it up.
Great Work once again my Brother Ace . Thank you for this one 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Thanks for sharing Ace, such an amazing history lecture. Well done to the translator, the boy translated pretty well the stuffs from the bush.
I watched a movie back in 80's about this settlement. It was set in a time when the Portuguese were at war with them.
HIS CONTENT GETS MORE AND MORE INFORMATIVE....GO ACE!!!!
Thanks for sharing this video. Informative, insightful and of historical significance. You're doing phenomenal field work!!
Great Job my brother, thanks for sharing, with us what is going on within our diaspora.
Wonderful video, one of your best 🎉
In Ghana or rather in Africa we call it gari it made cassava. That boy is soo kind and patience for translating this to us... Nice content, very educative. Thank you all... ❤❤