These people are not indigenous to T&T. These are venezuelans hiding from Maduro. However, we did have indigenous natives from Venezuela (Warao) and other natives from other south american countries who have been visiting, living, shopping, selling wares for hundred of years. Where and how do you think the name 'Indian Walk' came about? My own grand mother in law came from Venezuela and settled in Moruga. She was part native part spanish and her husband, the same, made the same drinks with snakes. They used those drinks for all kind of illnesses. He was the spanish Papaneeza. Please keep in mind that the Trinidad land mass was part of the south american continent millions of years ago.
"Papaneeza" from Moruga Road, Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹 was a Merikin and such descendants!!! From the USA 🇺🇸 the British/American War of 1812 and the 6 companies that were sent to Trinidad 🇹🇹 etc.etc.👏 🙏 Peace ✌ Blessings 😇 Prayers 🙏 ✨ 🙌 ❤ ♥
They are still indigenous. The Warao has been in Moruga for a very long time. The people of Moruga know that. This nothing new for the southern part of Trinidad. Their migration never ceased. Indigenous peoples did not have boundaries and territories as you and I are accustomed to.
@@3kneeboi dude showing them around just want attention . even tho they are indigenous they are indigenous to Venezuela . the indigenous community here would have been nice :(
The children need some help. They should be in school. Regardless they're in the country. Social services should have a look. We're all human beings. We all need help one time or another. Do not judge. They need help. 🙌 BLESSINGS
@@Nic-wr6bvTrinidad has always had social services. But these people will have to go to the government to get help. It is obvious that they are illegal immigrants or refugees, and as a result cannot get help because there is an immigration problem. I don't know. In recent years, thousands of Venezuelans have fled to Trinidad. That is why there is now a crisis of this nature. It is sad that they have to live like this. My question is: Who can help them? There are children involved, and this lifestyle can cause them future psychological problems. The title is really not appropriate for this situation.
Gloria they have a school. The video can not obviously cover everything. Tilo covered that in his blogs. Go volunteer. That's the best recommendation you can give yourself. Go help them out. Action beats old talk.
They are doing a better job than local people in promoting the holistic identity of Trinidad and Tobago. Many of us would never k own all of this rich, rich heritage existed here in beautiful Trinidad 🇹🇹 😍 I am proud to be Trinidad and to see people who are representing our indigenous heritage.
Love to the secondary school of Moruga keep the culture alive every talk about illegal venezuelan my grandma came from Venezuela and grandfather from Grenada so jus stop the BS it's senseless Trinidad had Caribs and Arawaks Africans Chinese syrians etc one love
What difference does it make how long they are living there? These people trace their heritage in the Western Hemisphere, so whether it be North America, Central America, South America, or the Caribbean, these are their ancestral homes. I don't know your heritage but I KNOW mine and it is NOT in T&T. They have more rights there than we have. My Trinis love to say they are nationals of Trinidad but unless you are indigenous, you are NOT. What they mean to say is they are born citizens.
@blackmandaTraveller I thought Trinidad and Tobago was not yet Connected with WiFi and On-line Chats. But I see there are people who are in Trinidad with Cell Phones. This this tells me that cell phone towers were installed. However; the office administration has NOT uploaded a comprehensive Computer system. I am baffled. 😮
Indigenous? 🤔 I live in Moruga, and the majority of my ancestors came from Venezuela. They weren't the first people to inhabit those lands. That man is crazy! From Indian Walk to Moruga, those lands were uninhabited until African slaves, also known as the indigenous people, inhabited them. And yes, "slave" is synonymous with "indigenous." Who do you think were the people fighting against the British during the age of pirates, protecting their lands? They were Africans, and I know that pisses a lot of people off. Don't try to claim a history that has nothing to do with you or your people, you weirdos.
That is exactly what First Peoples did and mean. What wrong with you. Indigenous peoples decendants are also know as First Peoples. What school did you go to?
Brenda, why don't you put your money where your mouth is. Volunteer to help the Prince get the Job done. It's good to be a critique, but go and help. Look at how much the Prince guy is doing. Then it has people like you who just sit down there doing nothing and commanding what the Prince should do. Come on, Brenda, do something, Sister. Help the Prince and help the people. If I was in Trinidad I would have.
I just want to clarify something about the Indigenous warao. First just because they are warao does not mean they are illegal I dont know for sure in this case but a lot of them a working with the livingwater foundation to become legal citezens Second warao are native to trinidad too. Back then there where no borders and there was also a warao pupulation here in Trinidad that mixes with the other tribes. The south of trinidad is very close to Venezuela where most of them live.
The indigenous people from Trinidad are the Caribs. You have to head up east to find those folks. Those people in your video are poor immigrants from Venezuela. I hope those little children ate getting help from our local govt authorities. They need medicines and schooling.
most kalinagos are heavily integrated into other races so it will be very difficult, almost impossible to find a pure kalinago in TT. hadda head to Guyana or dominica for that
@@anniemc2968 True. but the arawaks were mostly wiped out.........very few of them survived forced labor by the Spanish. That is why they are virtually extinct. Yes i know there are DNA matches showing some people today have bits and pieces of taino DNA, but as a people, as a culture, they're gone. Whereas in islands like dominica, and mainland countries like Guyana, you have entire carib tribes whose lives have changed little. You also have the Garifuna of St Vincent and Belize who are the descendants of Carib and West African slaves.
@@juanestadian8471 You are NOT telling me anything I don't know. Guyana has about 14 indigenous tribes. All of them CANNOT be Caribs. The Tainos are alive and well in Guyana and certain parts of the Americas, including Puerto Rico.
@@anniemc2968 Not in the caribbean they re not. as i said, you have persons with varying degrees of taino heritage and most of them are unconscious of this as, unlike in the Carib society, their culture was virtually wiped out. As i said, some people claim and do have Taino ancestry, but you can't find Taino religion, a taino chieftaincy, or taino settlements in the islands of the Caribbean, anywhere. They are revivalist communities who did some anthropological research, found a basic taino cultural framework and adopted it. In Puerto Rico, the taino revival can be linked directly to the interests of those Puerto Ricans interested in independence
Illegal or not, does not mean they are not indigenous and he did not find them. I hope you are Trinidadian and if so, you should know Trinidad has villages of those peoples. I say people because they are of different tribes. Even though, I hate to use the last word.
@@Gt92279 I hope you are NOT talking to me, because every Venezuelan is NOT of the same race and therefore, NOT all of them would be Indigenous to this region.
@@Gt92279 I was speaking about the indigenous peoples, who trace their roots in the Americas and the last time I checked, T&T were islands in the Americas, so yes, T&T is also their homeland.
You DON'T know your history! The tribes which are indigenous to Venezuela are also indigenous to Trinidad, because both countries are linked geographically and geophysically.
These ARE NOT indigenous People of Trinidad. I knew immediately they were Venezuelan and considering the way they live, might be illegals...the very few indigenous speak English
This family needs some help building their home and getting some furniture for the children regardless of the fact that they are from Venezuelan seeking refuge in our land.
They're indigenous natives, that was their land before the Africans and Indians came to Trinidad. The Venezuelan Indigenous are the relatives of the ones that settled Trinidad originally (Arawak, Warao, etc)
That fried aloo is home fries in the US, Trinidad fried aloo is much better than the US home fries, not French fries ok, home fries, and let me tell you something, the natives of Trinidad were Caribs and Awarcak, 99/9%die out, this guy maybe came from Taucpica off the Orinoco River, I been there in the 1970, I had a girlfriend back in the day she had Carib blood, in her blood line Lopinot, watching from NYC
Very Beautiful place. Looks peaceful and amazing. Good to see how the Indigenous peoples of long ago livess. That place has a lot of very interesting thing in one area. How does that even happen. Happy to see what you have shared with us in this video also. That is alot of stuff.
You could have bless the poor family some money that would have been a good gesture but I now remember your broke yourself to have everybody paying for your food etc 😂😂😅
What do u mean the govt must help the ppl u say that in Britain about the govt helping those millions of ppl in poverty u got ppl in Britain living on 30pds a mth.there is major poverty in Britain we don’t have that situation here bro
That family looks like they are running away from the hard life in venezula.Now 2 things can happen ,more people running away from venezula ,might come and settle here or the authuorities may crack down on them for arriving in the country illegally ,before it gets out of hand ,and the children authorities may take the babies away from them.Some times it's better to leave well alone.
They are very comfortable and living their best life. Indigenous migration has been around for hundreds of years, and in places like Moruga and Icacos, that's normal.
As salaamu alaikom brother. Hope you are in good health. Statements like “ancestors continue to protect us” and such are statements of shirk. May Allah guide us
1:50 watch 1976 King Kong. It was not about the ape..it was about the discovery of oil of which they found out would "marinate" to oil in ANOTHER THOUSAND YEARS!!!. Learn chemistry and time as diamonds and precious stone come from....❤.. it takes time.....
Moruga does have indigenous I heard, but these were not. Of course they came over recently. The indigenous people are still around but they are called Kalinagoes aka Caribs. Arawaks only could have made it to Trinidad as a kidnapped woman after Kalinagoes raided the Northern islands like Hispaniola. Arima, Santa Rosa is where you will find most indigenous descendants.
I will
Be back
In Jamaica to show more other authentic side of jamaica don't worry my fellow Jamaicans
Indigineous people? Hahaha
Man these are normal people you not hunting them. They are immigrants from south America not indigenous to T&T.😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
That's incorrect. The Natives that settled Trinidad originally are related to the ancestors of the Warao, Lokono, etc. It's their land originally.
These people are not indigenous to T&T.
These are venezuelans hiding from Maduro. However, we did have indigenous natives from Venezuela (Warao) and other natives from other south american countries who have been visiting, living, shopping, selling wares for hundred of years.
Where and how do you think the name 'Indian Walk' came about?
My own grand mother in law came from Venezuela and settled in Moruga. She was part native part spanish and her husband, the same, made the same drinks with snakes.
They used those drinks for all kind of illnesses. He was the spanish Papaneeza.
Please keep in mind that the Trinidad land mass was part of the south american continent millions of years ago.
"Papaneeza" from Moruga Road, Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹 was a Merikin and such descendants!!! From the USA 🇺🇸 the British/American War of 1812 and the 6 companies that were sent to Trinidad 🇹🇹 etc.etc.👏 🙏 Peace ✌ Blessings 😇 Prayers 🙏 ✨ 🙌 ❤ ♥
A lot of the tribes that are indigenous to Venezuela are also indigenous to T&T.
They are still indigenous. The Warao has been in Moruga for a very long time. The people of Moruga know that. This nothing new for the southern part of Trinidad.
Their migration never ceased. Indigenous peoples did not have boundaries and territories as you and I are accustomed to.
These are Venezuelans.
Siparia and Arima are the two most Indigenous areas of Trinidad. Those are the areas you should have gone to see the indigenous peoples.
@@anniemc2968 don't forget Paramin
It's annoying these bloggers not giving right information
@@thevideoof8795 the Trini guy showing him around seems to be totally clueless about Trinidad. Im not even sure if he is 100% up there.
@@3kneeboi I don't think so, too much obeah with the 'chief'.
@@3kneeboi dude showing them around just want attention . even tho they are indigenous they are indigenous to Venezuela . the indigenous community here would have been nice :(
Who is your tour guide,,,he knows nothing,,,pure ignorance
@@raswayne332 They are all opportunist looking for fame and they don't care about the misinformation they spread
Blessings bro big up
Thanks bro
D chef lady was getting tiredah him lol
LOOOOOOL
My home ❤
The prince could take you to his uncle home who turn 100 about 2 months back now would of make a epic video.
Why you deliberately saying things contrary to what the man telling you blackman?
That's the aim to make our country look bad somehow
The children need some help. They should be in school. Regardless they're in the country. Social services should have a look. We're all human beings. We all need help one time or another. Do not judge. They need help. 🙌 BLESSINGS
They are in school
Oh my did not know social services was in Trinidad. As long as they leave the children with their parents.
@@Nic-wr6bvTrinidad has always had social services. But these people will have to go to the government to get help. It is obvious that they are illegal immigrants or refugees, and as a result cannot get help because there is an immigration problem. I don't know. In recent years, thousands of Venezuelans have fled to Trinidad. That is why there is now a crisis of this nature. It is sad that they have to live like this. My question is: Who can help them? There are children involved, and this lifestyle can cause them future psychological problems. The title is really not appropriate for this situation.
Gloria they have a school. The video can not obviously cover everything. Tilo covered that in his blogs.
Go volunteer. That's the best recommendation you can give yourself. Go help them out.
Action beats old talk.
You foreigners must get your facts straight,
Stop the jealousy
They are doing a better job than local people in promoting the holistic identity of Trinidad and Tobago.
Many of us would never k own all of this rich, rich heritage existed here in beautiful Trinidad 🇹🇹 😍
I am proud to be Trinidad and to see people who are representing our indigenous heritage.
😂😂😂bros sweating buckets
Aloo not alo
You should of talked to the First Chief IS THE GRANDSON OF A FIRST PEOPLE. HE WAS WITH CHRIS MUST LIST
That is the new Grand Chief, he was the successor of the 102 year old Grand Chief of Trinidad and Tobago Paul Navarro.
Love to the secondary school of Moruga keep the culture alive every talk about illegal venezuelan my grandma came from Venezuela and grandfather from Grenada so jus stop the BS it's senseless Trinidad had Caribs and Arawaks Africans Chinese syrians etc one love
Yes but now they are exposed and the government knows where to pick them up.. sadly
Go to South Trinidad
They are still indigenous even if from Venezuela. Everyone can calm down now.
What difference does it make how long they are living there? These people trace their heritage in the Western Hemisphere, so whether it be North America, Central America, South America, or the Caribbean, these are their ancestral homes. I don't know your heritage but I KNOW mine and it is NOT in T&T. They have more rights there than we have. My Trinis love to say they are nationals of Trinidad but unless you are indigenous, you are NOT. What they mean to say is they are born citizens.
SHOW HOW ENGLAND TREAT BLACK THE TRUTH
Wow the best thing u could have done is donate some money for allowing you into their home in such for them is there temple . Smh 🤦♂️
@blackmandaTraveller I thought Trinidad and Tobago was not yet Connected with WiFi and On-line Chats. But I see there are people who are in Trinidad with Cell Phones. This this tells me that cell phone towers were installed. However; the office administration has NOT uploaded a comprehensive Computer system. I am baffled. 😮
It's Aloo not Aloe as in Aloe Vera. Wtf 😂😂😂😂
Stop being rude
It's like I'm watching a you got punked video lol
Indigenous? 🤔 I live in Moruga, and the majority of my ancestors came from Venezuela. They weren't the first people to inhabit those lands. That man is crazy! From Indian Walk to Moruga, those lands were uninhabited until African slaves, also known as the indigenous people, inhabited them. And yes, "slave" is synonymous with "indigenous." Who do you think were the people fighting against the British during the age of pirates, protecting their lands? They were Africans, and I know that pisses a lot of people off. Don't try to claim a history that has nothing to do with you or your people, you weirdos.
That is exactly what First Peoples did and mean.
What wrong with you.
Indigenous peoples decendants are also know as First Peoples.
What school did you go to?
Those are illegal Venezuelans. There are too many living in trinidad and tobago
Trinidadian witching from the UK, jokes, your host did not study his history well, Caribbean country is arima, lopino
Stop making trinidad look bad,,,that is not oil and pitch from same hole
We make ourselves look bad.RUclipsrs go all over the world
IF THE SO CALL KING OF MORUGA ORGANISE A BETTER STRUCTURE FOR THESE PEOPLE TO LIVE SHAME ON HIM BIG FRAUD
Brenda, why don't you put your money where your mouth is.
Volunteer to help the Prince get the Job done. It's good to be a critique, but go and help. Look at how much the Prince guy is doing. Then it has people like you who just sit down there doing nothing and commanding what the Prince should do. Come on, Brenda, do something, Sister.
Help the Prince and help the people.
If I was in Trinidad I would have.
Who are you to scream? Shame on a person, you can not put your foot in his shoes.
My goodness, what does wrong to people like you.
Big Facts 🇹🇹😡
I just want to clarify something about the Indigenous warao.
First just because they are warao does not mean they are illegal I dont know for sure in this case but a lot of them a working with the livingwater foundation to become legal citezens
Second warao are native to trinidad too. Back then there where no borders and there was also a warao pupulation here in Trinidad that mixes with the other tribes. The south of trinidad is very close to Venezuela where most of them live.
The indigenous people from Trinidad are the Caribs. You have to head up east to find those folks. Those people in your video are poor immigrants from Venezuela. I hope those little children ate getting help from our local govt authorities. They need medicines and schooling.
most kalinagos are heavily integrated into other races so it will be very difficult, almost impossible to find a pure kalinago in TT. hadda head to Guyana or dominica for that
@@juanestadian8471 The Arawaks (Tainos) and waraos are also indigenous to T&T.
@@anniemc2968 True. but the arawaks were mostly wiped out.........very few of them survived forced labor by the Spanish. That is why they are virtually extinct. Yes i know there are DNA matches showing some people today have bits and pieces of taino DNA, but as a people, as a culture, they're gone. Whereas in islands like dominica, and mainland countries like Guyana, you have entire carib tribes whose lives have changed little. You also have the Garifuna of St Vincent and Belize who are the descendants of Carib and West African slaves.
@@juanestadian8471 You are NOT telling me anything I don't know. Guyana has about 14 indigenous tribes. All of them CANNOT be Caribs. The Tainos are alive and well in Guyana and certain parts of the Americas, including Puerto Rico.
@@anniemc2968 Not in the caribbean they re not. as i said, you have persons with varying degrees of taino heritage and most of them are unconscious of this as, unlike in the Carib society, their culture was virtually wiped out. As i said, some people claim and do have Taino ancestry, but you can't find Taino religion, a taino chieftaincy, or taino settlements in the islands of the Caribbean, anywhere. They are revivalist communities who did some anthropological research, found a basic taino cultural framework and adopted it. In Puerto Rico, the taino revival can be linked directly to the interests of those Puerto Ricans interested in independence
illegally Venezuela from Venezuela get your facts right
Illegal or not, does not mean they are not indigenous and he did not find them. I hope you are Trinidadian and if so, you should know Trinidad has villages of those peoples. I say people because they are of different tribes. Even though, I hate to use the last word.
Lol you clearly need to get the definition of indigenous right... by your understanding, every venezuelan in trinidad is indigenous to trinidad...
@@Gt92279 I hope you are NOT talking to me, because every Venezuelan is NOT of the same race and therefore, NOT all of them would be Indigenous to this region.
@@Gt92279 I was speaking about the indigenous peoples, who trace their roots in the Americas and the last time I checked, T&T were islands in the Americas, so yes, T&T is also their homeland.
@@anniemc2968 i have the same sentiments.. thats why i was saying the title and information in the video was grossly misrepresented
They're not indigenous people
Get the facts. TRINIDAD had CARIBS,& ARAWAKS. Dont say untrue things. They're from Venezuela. Orinoco or somewhere
You DON'T know your history! The tribes which are indigenous to Venezuela are also indigenous to Trinidad, because both countries are linked geographically and geophysically.
You sounding jealous
These ARE NOT indigenous People of Trinidad. I knew immediately they were Venezuelan and considering the way they live, might be illegals...the very few indigenous speak English
They are indigenous people nevertheless.
@@cherylannsammy2769 Of Venezuela
@@stolenwig7518 😂😂
@@cherylannsammy2769 not to Trinidad, that's where Blackman was confused in the beginning and his thumbnail
Stop commenting on Political issues you know nothing about
Stop acting jealous
Is this a joke?
THEY ARE ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS FROM VENEZUELA
So what?
@@cherylannsammy2769they’re not indigenous…that’s what, spreading misinfo
This family needs some help building their home and getting some furniture for the children regardless of the fact that they are from Venezuelan seeking refuge in our land.
They're indigenous natives, that was their land before the Africans and Indians came to Trinidad. The Venezuelan Indigenous are the relatives of the ones that settled Trinidad originally (Arawak, Warao, etc)
You can go visit them and donate so stuff to them.
Why don't you make arrangements to get the necessary resources for them.
I am an Arimian Carib descendant but I know and acknowledge the native indigenous people from Moruga.
Everybody from T&T and beyond knows T&T has different groups of indigenous peoples.
Its aloo not aloe.
Did you guys just meet some illegal Venezuelans. Our indigenous people are caribs, in Arima etc
Those are Venezuelans
That fried aloo is home fries in the US, Trinidad fried aloo is much better than the US home fries, not French fries ok, home fries, and let me tell you something, the natives of Trinidad were Caribs and Awarcak, 99/9%die out, this guy maybe came from Taucpica off the Orinoco River, I been there in the 1970, I had a girlfriend back in the day she had Carib blood, in her blood line Lopinot, watching from NYC
Trinidad also had the waraos astecs and incas. KNOW your history!
very interesting video as always big up blackman da traveller
Much appreciated
I was hoping you would ask them about their indigenous languages and have them speak some of it on camera
😂😂😂
Very Beautiful place.
Looks peaceful and amazing.
Good to see how the Indigenous peoples of long ago livess. That place has a lot of very interesting thing in one area.
How does that even happen.
Happy to see what you have shared with us in this video also.
That is alot of stuff.
You could have bless the poor family some money that would have been a good gesture but I now remember your broke yourself to have everybody paying for your food etc 😂😂😅
Immigrants from Venezuela, not even here years
What do u mean the govt must help the ppl u say that in Britain about the govt helping those millions of ppl in poverty u got ppl in Britain living on 30pds a mth.there is major poverty in Britain we don’t have that situation here bro
Yes poverty in Britain is worse than Trinidad for sure
That family looks like they are running away from the hard life in venezula.Now 2 things can happen ,more people running away from venezula ,might come and settle here or the authuorities may crack down on them for arriving in the country illegally ,before it gets out of hand ,and the children authorities may take the babies away from them.Some times it's better to leave well alone.
Exactly, that's why these you tubers exposing everything, these people hiding away and now they may be spilt up from their family.
They are very comfortable and living their best life. Indigenous migration has been around for hundreds of years, and in places like Moruga and Icacos, that's normal.
Community notes are need badly on yt...
I love Moruga. James J Walsh in Limerick city Ireland 🇮🇪
Use rum to chase rum
As salaamu alaikom brother. Hope you are in good health. Statements like “ancestors continue to protect us” and such are statements of shirk. May Allah guide us
The youth will make a great interviewer blessings
am happy you liked the video i put out
Bro they are illegal Venezuelan they are not indigenous to Trinidad 🤣
Bless up black man one love 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🌍
Everyone like 👍🏽 up the video make this content go viral I like your content showing everything about Trinidad 🇹🇹 respect ✊🏽
1:50 watch 1976 King Kong. It was not about the ape..it was about the discovery of oil of which they found out would "marinate" to oil in ANOTHER THOUSAND YEARS!!!. Learn chemistry and time as diamonds and precious stone come from....❤.. it takes time.....
Moruga does have indigenous I heard, but these were not. Of course they came over recently. The indigenous people are still around but they are called Kalinagoes aka Caribs. Arawaks only could have made it to Trinidad as a kidnapped woman after Kalinagoes raided the Northern islands like Hispaniola. Arima, Santa Rosa is where you will find most indigenous descendants.
Can't believe you didn't drink the rum 🐍... YOLO