S nieta de haitiana y jamaiquino x parte de madre y nieta de canarios y gallegos x parte de padre. Q hermosa mi Cuba bella. Gracias x compartir. Saludos desde München 🇨🇺🇨🇺🇨🇺❤️
I’m from Haiti and I don’t really understand the language, but as soon as she started singing I felt the rhythm from back home like I knew the song already!! Just know the history and stop arguing about it, appreciate it.
Jesus Raydel Sanchez yo soy haitiano que habla Creole ! y yo entiendo casi todo de lo que estan cantando , el idioma se ha alterado un poco pero todavia se entiende ! viva Haiti viva CUba !
Yes they are cubans with haitians ancestors. Any haitian can understand most part of the songs. One them says: " Congo nan Ginen mwen te ye, nan Ginen mwen prale". Which may translate by : I was or Im from Congo Guinea, Im going back to Guinea. The structure of the beats remains typically the same, since I hear that I say yes thats my roots!
Bella musica Haitiana , la Caridad de Ramon lindos recuerdos que pienso volver a vivirlos nada mas que regrese a mi tierra Cubana junto a mi padrino OGUN BUE
Any Haitians who claim that they don't understand a single word are either lying or are not haitians. I understand everything they are saying, I can pick up a foreign accent but any real Haitians would pick it up
Much respect to Castro that educated the cubans to recognize their africans roots unlike Dominicans, no matter how dark they are and still claim their europeans roots and they reject their aAfricans roots. Pure ignorance
I’ve always wondered if Haitian Creole had different dialects according to there location within the country. I have a question, have you ever heard of a Creole/Spanish version of creole ?
How would you know it does not sound like Creole. Remember langauges changed it depends where you are. In Canada French is very different than what is spoken in France because in Canada we have English and native languages mixed in it. Also the Haitians might have been away from Haiti for a long time and even Creole has changed over time. I am sure Cuban Spainish is different than what is spoken in Spain?
As a Cuban, I won't argue whether it sounds similar to Haitian Creole or not because I don't speak that language, but a Haitian coworker of mine watched this video with me and he didn't understand a single word.
La morochaMica one song says they want to go back to guinea. Another says I am go in to dance Igbo which is a Haitian dance . This peoples they are Cuban with Haitian heritage And the first song says: Call OGUM FOR ME HE IS AT THE DOOR. AND THE SECOND SAYS: AUX CAYES YES I WAS AUX CAYES I HEARD THE SOUND THE CANONS AUX Is s city in Haiti OGUM IS A SPIRIT OF WAR. THE 4TH SONG DAY: LEAVES S CALL ALL KING OF LEAVES FOR A TREATMENT This songs are coded messages used by the SLAVES and kept by their descendents. Most of the words are African origins. In the Voodoo RELIGION they know WHAT they mean.
I understand it without a problem but I grew up around this kind of music and culture because I am a Haitian woman. I'm not a city dweller if that tells you anything.
I actually understand every word in those songs. I'm amazed at the fact that they even managed to hold on to these songs in their entirety. Great stuff.
Would love to learn more about my the history of my Hatian ancestors. Also would love to travel to Haiti too. There is so many black people in North America who don't even know who they're descendants of. It's SAD. NO KNOWLEDGE. Especially when you have been robbed of it
It actually sound similar to Creole. Because our creole has so much African langauges mixed in it also spanish and most of all french which is the base.
My husband said it's real kreyol they are speaking and the song says: rele yo pou mwen (calling something to come) voodoo music.. soon as he heard the music he said that lol
Tell your husband he is funny and need to listen to the song clearly. How is a song that asks where am I and where I am going is voodoo? That is a folk song. Clearly it a folk song of lost and questioning where you are and where you are you going... That is a song that I can remember my mother and grandmother sing when they have lost everything or just confused with life itself
Thats haitian creole, for sure :) they are cubans and their ancestors are from haiti, those ladies who were singing and dancing, their father was and Haitian houngan who came from Jacmel Hati. they may have spanish accent when they speak, but believe thats haitian creole, just and old one :)
S nieta de haitiana y jamaiquino x parte de madre y nieta de canarios y gallegos x parte de padre. Q hermosa mi Cuba bella. Gracias x compartir. Saludos desde München 🇨🇺🇨🇺🇨🇺❤️
You can literally see Cuba from where I grew up, I feel really proud, Haitian culture lives on..
You must be from Mole St Nicholas. My mom is from Jean Rabel. My family always said on a clear day they could see Cuba across the windward passage.
My great grandmother was from Cuba and immigrated to Haiti. I'm glad the Haitian culture is alive there.
Same here. Great grand father was Cuban and settled in the NW of Haiti along with his sibling.
Cuba and haiti are brothers , many hitian living in oriente cuba
Rele ogou pou mwen nan barye ah rele ogun pou mwen 🔥... belle bagay viv vodou!
Haiti love's you Cuba! Brothers forever
I’m from Haiti and I don’t really understand the language, but as soon as she started singing I felt the rhythm from back home like I knew the song already!! Just know the history and stop arguing about it, appreciate it.
Jesus Raydel Sanchez yo soy haitiano que habla Creole ! y yo entiendo casi todo de lo que estan cantando , el idioma se ha alterado un poco pero todavia se entiende ! viva Haiti viva CUba !
Yes they are cubans with haitians ancestors. Any haitian can understand most part of the songs. One them says: " Congo nan Ginen mwen te ye, nan Ginen mwen prale". Which may translate by : I was or Im from Congo Guinea, Im going back to Guinea. The structure of the beats remains typically the same, since I hear that I say yes thats my roots!
Thx bro
Wrong translation but ok 💕
I am a mix race Cuban guy and I feel my blood gets thinner and hot when I listening african music , and I love black women....is my experience
Bella musica Haitiana , la Caridad de Ramon lindos recuerdos que pienso volver a vivirlos nada mas que regrese a mi tierra Cubana junto a mi padrino OGUN BUE
Love the intermingling of Haiti and Cuba
...Estupendo.., que nostalgias y que alegría!!!.
Volveré !- Gracias !!!!
This is so beautiful.
People will fear what they don't understand.
Ay que rico como yo bailaba eso Cuando apenas era una niña. Tenía solo 7 años y estaba en grupos de danzas. Que recuerdos
Au cayes mwen tande canno a tire means " I hear the sound of a shooting cannon in Aux Cayes" which a city in southern Haiti.
The are singing " call Ogu for me, Ogu is sitting at the gate"
Beautiful music.
Beautiful! Some rythmns here are similar to Cuban Makuta also from the Congo
We spread the love everywhere
I am so proud to be Haitian and we never for got our ancestors
Me encanta
im cuba with haitian roots
CUBAN BOXING FAN 2.0 oh Im Im American ,Haitian,Cuban,Guyanese,Indian,European,Jew ,African,
Asian
Cool
Hello do you speak french
@@JusteLou OUI OUI MADAME
You see that is the shit that no one understand that the Haitian Creole come in varies ways. I understand their Haitian Creole perfectly
Wow! Apparently these songs and sounds of drums have almost disappeared in 🇭🇹! Where is this place in Cuba 🇨🇺?
Eastern Cuba, where most Haitians settled.
Any Haitians who claim that they don't understand a single word are either lying or are not haitians. I understand everything they are saying, I can pick up a foreign accent but any real Haitians would pick it up
La tradizion es lo ma importante de a qui nasimos todos el que no tiene de congo tiene de caravali.
For your info, they didn't make those songs. They are Haitians folk songs and people are still singing those songs in Haiti to these days.
abobo, suena rico ese grupito, bendiciones
Que lindo!
Much respect to Castro that educated the cubans to recognize their africans roots unlike Dominicans, no matter how dark they are and still claim their europeans roots and they reject their aAfricans roots. Pure ignorance
"Konsa konsa m dance Ibo" meaning " this is how how I dance Ibo"
Love it !!!!!!!!
Love it ! ! ! . . I
This is amazing the African people and culture is everywhere.
They are Cuban Haitian descent with African roots
Love it!!!
Excelente respuesta para una pregunta tan mala , que donde se vive mejor : que sabrán ellos si nunca han ido so verraco
This the language that Haitian out in the country side speak and sing in the outskirt of Saintsmarc
I’ve always wondered if Haitian Creole had different dialects according to there location within the country. I have a question, have you ever heard of a Creole/Spanish version of creole ?
@@raul87i no different dialect it’s only one language different accent
There’s no different language in Haiti, you meant different accent. We are together as one nation nou pa yon tribu
Acheeeeeee 😢😢😢😢❤❤❤❤
Nos racines sont profondes et nombreuses.
How would you know it does not sound like Creole. Remember langauges changed it depends where you are. In Canada French is very different than what is spoken in France because in Canada we have English and native languages mixed in it. Also the Haitians might have been away from Haiti for a long time and even Creole has changed over time. I am sure Cuban Spainish is different than what is spoken in Spain?
Soy cubano y estan bienvenidos a Cuba
As a Cuban, I won't argue whether it sounds similar to Haitian Creole or not because I don't speak that language, but a Haitian coworker of mine watched this video with me and he didn't understand a single word.
Im haitian and i dont understand nothing but even if i listen to a haitian vodoo song i dont understand nothing either
and i speak perfect creole
Raydel Sánchez the lady dad said that she is HAITIAN descent.
La morochaMica one song says they want to go back to guinea. Another says I am go in to dance Igbo which is a Haitian dance . This peoples they are Cuban with Haitian heritage
And the first song says: Call OGUM FOR ME HE IS AT THE DOOR.
AND THE SECOND SAYS: AUX CAYES YES I WAS AUX CAYES I HEARD THE SOUND THE CANONS
AUX Is s city in Haiti
OGUM IS A SPIRIT OF WAR.
THE 4TH SONG DAY: LEAVES S CALL ALL KING OF LEAVES FOR A TREATMENT
This songs are coded messages used by the SLAVES and kept by their descendents. Most of the words are African origins.
In the Voodoo RELIGION they know WHAT they mean.
I understand it without a problem but I grew up around this kind of music and culture because I am a Haitian woman. I'm not a city dweller if that tells you anything.
I actually understand every word in those songs. I'm amazed at the fact that they even managed to hold on to these songs in their entirety. Great stuff.
konsa m danse ibo!!!!!!
Amen
I love it. I know them personally.
Mwen renmen saa wi
🇭🇹🇨🇺❤️
Se youn nan aspe kife nou sanble yon pep tout bon
Noufem kriye wi
is the 2nd type of rhythm "congo de guinee congo de guinee ooo" is that song still in the vodu tradition or is this song a palo song?
It’s a folk song
Se vre vre kilti pam nan sa wi .
Look up Palo in DR
Would love to learn more about my the history of my Hatian ancestors. Also would love to travel to Haiti too. There is so many black people in North America who don't even know who they're descendants of. It's SAD. NO KNOWLEDGE. Especially when you have been robbed of it
what's worse is it seems many don't want to know or want to be divorced from it.
It actually sound similar to Creole. Because our creole has so much African langauges mixed in it also spanish and most of all french which is the base.
My husband said it's real kreyol they are speaking and the song says: rele yo pou mwen (calling something to come) voodoo music.. soon as he heard the music he said that lol
Tell your husband he is funny and need to listen to the song clearly. How is a song that asks where am I and where I am going is voodoo? That is a folk song. Clearly it a folk song of lost and questioning where you are and where you are you going... That is a song that I can remember my mother and grandmother sing when they have lost everything or just confused with life itself
K Julus it doesn't mean it wasn't a voudou song.
Ayibobo
atleast cubans aint racist to them, like dominicans
Please do not generalize
You are confused. These are Haitian descendants not actual Haitians
We have many respected Haitians in DR
@@eyeje19si igual en honduras
Yo chante en Creole men yo pale payol lol..cool
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
República dominicana
Thats haitian creole, for sure :) they are cubans and their ancestors are from haiti, those ladies who were singing and dancing, their father was and Haitian houngan who came from Jacmel Hati. they may have spanish accent when they speak, but believe thats haitian creole, just and old one :)
kmokedoyo what part of Jacmel did their Father come from? This sounds so similar to my grandmothers region.
They have the same roots.
Mi pregunta es 🙄si ellos nunca sé ha ido en Haití como sabes tocar él ritmo es igual qué Haití el vudú💪?
Sounds just like a roots version of Kompa
Este grupo nasielon en Cuba como
Quiero el numero de la haitiana caridad bendiciones y mi respeto
Cómo uno puedes cómo uno teléfono Dello dame número dello
I am Haitian I think I would know my people I was using my boyfriend account.
Yes there are aka white Cubans even the ones with black ancestry.
Yo bezwen Jezi!!!
Swa kongo....🕯🇭🇹🌏
That's definitely not Haitian Creole. It must be some other African language. The title is misleading.
Raydel Sánchez This is Haitian kreyol its just an older form.
Yes it is actually. All the songs they were singing were in Haitian creole.
It’s Haiti, I understand it all
And how do you know this? Do you speak Haitian Krèyol?
Love it !!!!!!!!