Portugal: The One Lisbon Tour They Don't Want You To Take
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Visiting Portugal? If so, this tour in Lisbon is one you absolutely need to make time for. The walking experience takes explorers through Portugal's African History from slavery to present day.
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Naky, Excellent tour guide. I was in Lisbon in early May 2024. The tour is awesome.
I plan on visiting Lisboa Sept. 2020..I cant wait and will take this tour for sure. Learning my history outside the states is AMAZING!!Thanks for posting.
Learning your history from this guy is as bad as learning your history from the U.S.A.
We Portuguese don't care about color. Africans from our old colonies are our brothers. Everyone is wercome here, if you come in peace.
That is a lie! Please tell me why I personally know Africans and mixed Africans & Afro-Caribbean, Afro-Brazilian, that have received racism from Portuguese? In Canada and in London,UK Portuguese are very racist to black people.
The first image is Oporto. Slaves were the first time brought to Lagos city in the Algave not to Lisbon.
in fact most of the slaves were prisioners from local tribes who sold them to the portuguese in exchange for protection against other tribes.
Portuguese went to their country to take gold. They weren’t ‘slaves’ they were Africans who were enslaved. And much of what was done Africa was indentured service where you could ‘earn’ freedom back. White people all over the world did in humane things treated them like property and animals, today whites worldwide benefit from accumulation of wealth, land, and privilege.
@@ambs2024 thank you for admiting how racist you are.
@@ambs2024 what
@Rap Star go get yourself a book, dont be ignorant
@Rap Star law school?? really? what about the REAL historical documents? you can find them in Lisbon, 100km in documents since the country formation and still some were lost after the big earthquake in 1755
Very interesting initiative but... a few imprecisions in your clip:The first still is from Porto, not from Lisbon. Rossio Square is Praça D. Pedro IV, not Largo de S. Domingos (a small square adjacent to Rossio). The church is the church of S. Domingos and not the church do Largo de S. Domingos. Then you show the interior of the Jeronimos Monastery's Church. I really don't think that the Cape Verdean community hangs around Rossio. For more information go Cabo Verde cultural center in Rua de S. Bento.
Some imprecisions about the theme: Slave trade from Africa into Europe started long ago before the Portuguese, even Atlantic, since there were Moroccan trade through atlantic routes into Europe (remember that the Iberian Peninsula was under Moorish rule from the 700s until late 1200s (Portugal) and 1400s(Spain).
As for the Atlantic slave trade, the one that everyone knows about, it was made between Africa and the Americas. Europe didn't had a direct slavery based economy as it was in the Americas. Of course that there was slave trade into Europe, but not in the industrialized terrific way the trans-Atlantic was. The most exacerbated slave trade had to do with sugar (remember this when eating your favorite sugar based food). Europe benefited from slavery economically because of colonial power, not from the slaves as a work force in Europe. From late 1700s and early 1800s the American countries became independent and they were the ones benefiting from the trade and exploitation. Portugal abolished slavery in 1760s only in its European territories but the existing slaves at the time were not freed. Imports were prohibited and newborns were free. In the colonies, slavery continued until mid 1800s.
The Dutch painting shown in the beginning of the clip is a testimony of the rich, diverse city that Lisbon was in the mid 1500s. The tour probably shows how different was slavery in a rich European city from the terrible forced labour of on the sugar plantations in the colonies. But... slavery was slavery, no doubt, anywhere. Maybe that is why Fado is called the Portuguese Blues and Samba, if played very slowly, sounds like Fado.
In the old painting shown at 1:03 you will see a black race knight from a monastic order, riding his horse through medieval Lisbon. There were black slaves but black nobelman too. A lot of african kingdoms were allies of Portugal. Portugal's History is very unique and not well known...
Perhaps he was an African slave seller. There were many.
The painting is called "O chafariz d'el Rei".
The portuguese Where One of the worst when it comes afro-european relations.
There were no black knights or nobleman in Portugal
@@uptown_rider8078prove it bum! ☝🏾🤷🏾♂️
Plan on going again in October, 2020. Will definitely look at the tour aspect. On my first visit in 2018 did not know the African neighborhoods. Lisbon, is an absolutely fantastic city with that Old World charm that is enchanting.
We love it too!
Thank you was looking for this!
Load of lies, 99% of slaves were bought by Portugal from african tribes, (this is documented even) and then shiped to Brazil, in fact main land Portugal had very few slaves back in the day.
The history will not be rewritten and will not change, deal with it...
Nov 1 1755 was a great year😉
Ha! 😂Says the coloniser who continues to rewrite history over🙄and over😒and over🙄again 😒
*your contributions matter* 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Planning my Lisbon trip adding this to the top of my list!
why this Channel don't visit similar places in France, UK, The Netherlands, Spain, Italy and so on? Did these countries never practice slavery?
If you want to pay for me to travel to those places, I'd love to.
@@SepiTravel Well, if you work or if you have a job you'll have money, so you don't need that anyone pay your travel.
@@jabasto So I should travel where you want me to with my own money because ... why? Or should you just shut up?
@@SepiTravel Sorry, but you don't shut me up. I didn't know that your country is the only perfect country of the world. Congratulations. Lol.
@@jabasto You're not a smart person. Not worth anymore responses.
Cristovo Colonbo ..was a student in Sagres .. that name Sagres is the most west place in Europe-- what do you rl know about it ? and say anything about it ? plz tell about History between 10 AD- and 2023 !!
How do we make contact with him??
Very interesting. Coragem e abraços de Paris
Wrong caption: most portuguese don't give a shit if you take the tour or not...
A fact you didnt mention: Portuguese didnt slave them for the first century, they where already slaves of local powers in African lands.
If you live still in the past is a shame.
That food id Portuguese, mate. LOL
The denial is real. Wake up Tuga
@@vmartins2273 A ignorância também :) Só deixei factos que a escravatura é algo que vem desde os primórdios. Que residiam em África, só por acaso. Povo que vive de recentimentos nunca irá provar o sabor de grandeza, estão condenados a ter o entestino grosso conectado ao cérebro.
Peace to all the scattered tribes yhwh is lord. Our enemy made the same mistake we made. So things soon flip. I had a dream from yah I saw my fathers before America singing in Portuguese. I've been shown many things in the spirit.
Blessed be the portuguese blacks,our friends ,brothers and sisters.
I wish I had known before I visited the city. I'll definitely do the tour next time I'm there
I'd love to go on this tour! Myself having been a tour guide ♥️ but why did you show the insides of the Jerónimos Monastery when talking about Saint Dominic's Church (Igreja de São Domingos)?
First brought to Europe... what about the Romans ?
Roman slaves were not just from African, though. During the Roman (Empire) Times, it wasn't called Europe.
The same in Zanzibar and the Comoros. Lovely places to visit but with a history.
I love Lisboa! Next visit, I’ll be sure to take this tour. Thanks!
You should!
@@SepiTravel What parts of Portugal should we African-Americans planning to visit on vacation avoid in order to be safe from right wing members and racists ? Thx
@@kingjames2226You can go anywhere in Portugal as an African American. You do not need to worry at all.
@@kingjames2226 there aren’t extreme right wing zones in Portugal at all specially in Lisbon metropolitan area where 30% of ppl are african descent. At most u should avoid hoods in amadora or the the South Bay as u probably will get mugged. Don’t worry really although there are still some racists in Portugal the re hated by all ppl and don’t show out
@@quizitropa4876 You would make a great ambassador of Tourism for Portugal !
go back in history and tell me who found the way to the TRADE on the see.
Wow. Man. How much it cost?? I want to go!!
Yes Granada Spain a Very historical places…..more information is coming out Archaeological digs collected over time related to the Spanish Inquisition
Thanks for the info
Then why do they have tour
What kind of profissional certification this guy has to guide turists on Portugal's history?!
Rossio is not the Largo de São Domingos, actually, albeit very close it, it's official name is Praça Dom Pedro IV.
This was super interesting. I wish we could've heard more from him! But I found him on insta and will look him up when i get there.
Thank you for featuring this.
so, the guy claims that contemporary black people living in Lisbon are descendants from the slaves that came from Africa... incredibly dumb historical misrepresentation....
The descendents of most of the slaves that were in Portugal are Portuguese today. They were genetically absorbed into the bigger Portuguese population
@@johnp760 True to an extent. But most of the slaves did not mix with the local Portuguese, and were eventually shipped to Brazil (where the vast majority of them went). Only a small percentage left descendecy. The ones who did mix were normally nobles, not the common people.
Well it is true in certain regions that is for sure mostly in the south. Southern Portugal has significant frequencies of Sub-Saharan Maternal DNA consistent with Portuguese men and enslaved African women during the trans Atlantic slave trade some of that DNA of course is probably from Moorish period. Alcacer do sal in the south has the highest sub-Saharan Maternal DNA in Europe with 22% of the populations maternal origins being that of Sub-Saharan Africa. It was a lot more common then people think. The Azores and Madeira are a different story but they also of course inter married with African slaves.
And not so true either about nobles. There was quite a sizeable population of free Africans in Portugal especially in and around Lisbon in the 16th century. They mostly lived in poor neighbourhoods especially in communities with New Christians(Moorish and Jewish that converted)
@@Omerath9 wrong, the big difference between Portuguese and other Empires, was that the portuguese were the ones who assimilated most with the natives, Portuguese had black bishops, natives commanders and soldiers, even the locals could elect who they wanted to run their city, the first democratic act in America happened in colonial Brazil.
Thank you for sharing this!
Ironic how before that portugal was an African colony for almost a whole millennium
That makes me think if we should ask for finantial historical repairs...
The guy is making a living by telling lies. How great is that?
which lies?
very progressive and fashionable though
It's true England n Portugal are the 2 longest allies in history ,king Henry n Lisbon rulers took slaves n shipped them to America....Portugal built ships n owned Brazil n multiple African countries.....ivory coast,, Algeria, Mozambique, etc Portugal n England colonized most of world along with Spain too n owned not only Africans ....but England also enslaved Irish men women and children n shipped them to English colonies n west indies in carribean, ...that's y Ireland never colonized no countries n yet the second biggest ethnicity in Jamaica is Irish n Barbados still has irish slave descendants to this day there called redlegs, Rhianna father was a redleg n irish slave descendant.
0:15 isn't that Porto??
Talk about the Moors .
We can not see the past whit the eyes of the present.
Portugal was the first country to abolish slavery.
That food that apeared is portuguese not afrian.
Dislike.
Was the first who started what’s your point?
@@vmartins2273 that's a lie lol slavery existed long before Portugal was even a state
@@riverbear5779 Atlantic slave trade not SLAVERY ITSELF OK?
@@vmartins2273 ok, that's more correct. So he has a point, Portugal was one of the first states to abolish slavery (or the first I don't really know), regardless of being the first to start transatlantic slave trade. The thing is... Slave is not the problem of a state or country. The problem is on the human beings who think it is ok to enslave other human beings. The Portuguese were sailing the slaves, but they were getting them from africans who sold the slaves. Disgustingly a lot of people profited from slavery, including africans.
@@riverbear5779 oh yes ... slavery was used to control the criminals and as punishments, some were invasion from rival tribes. That didn’t stripped them from heir culture, or forced religion to control. They were selling the ones they thought wasn’t good for their “own” but then, when they didn’t meet the standards force was introduced, otherwise they wouldn’t Ask the help of the British to fight. Or maybe watch queen Nzinga movie, that explains a bit of what was really happening told by the the survivors. Brazil was build with many many slaves because they killed a lot of Indians, same with the Spanish. Portugal invaded, they call it conquer.
Mentally, perennially and emotionally keeping the slave trade alive.
Not just Africans.... Isrealites!
Long live Portugal
Thats a lie and a fake picture the whole world accepted Christ and half the world was Portugal plus Africa had King Joao of Kongo
Baptisted..smh
Portugal has a horrible history, as does the USA. I remember reading about liapold in school .
this must be part of the social cleansing of Lisbon so the natives are no longer and all kinds of exploitation is replacing them..... like this trashy advert for I don't know what with no respect for local culture
They were hebrew
Wait until people realize that those "African slaves" were actually from those Portuguese Jews (that were documented as being BLACK) that King John II deported to various West African countries in the 14th century...🤣🤣🤣 All the nations that participated in scattering Judah got horrible karma coming their way according to Bible prophecy...smh
No and Yahia ben Rabbi won't work 😢
@@tagbarzeev8283 No to what? Actual documented history?
The Critical Review, Or, Annals of Literature, Volume 57, page 141 (Published in 1783):
"King John II. In 1492, EXPELLED ALL THE JEWS to the island of ST. THOMAS, which had been discovered in 1471, AND OTHER PORTUGUESE SETTLEMENTS ON THE CONTINENT OF AFRICA; and from these banished Jews, The BLACK PORTUGUESE, AS THEY ARE CALLED, and the Jews in Loango, who are despised even by the very Negroes, are descended."
Sources of history in the Pentateuch, Pg.118, (1882) by Bartlett, Samuel Colcord, 1817-1898:
“Thus the BLACK color is found not only in individuals, as the black Jews of Portugal, but in tribes, as the Bicharis on the Red Sea, whose hair and character are perfectly Semitic;”
🤣🤣🤣 These books are hosted by Google btw...have at it! 😆The truth is out...
@@docshay7328 Sephardic Jews and Ashkenazi Jews are genetically similar so they are not Black The Golden Haggdadah,Rylands Haggdadah Sarajevo Haggdadah Porto Haggdadah and the Lisbon Hebrew Bible are illuminated Haggdadah dating back to the 12th century nit Black. Don Isaac abarbanel, Maimondes and Hank Azaria Neil Sedaka, Haim Solomon Judah P. Benjamin and Benjamin Cardozo .Don Isaac abarbanel has living direct descendents and his name is Silvio Santos not Black.I have covered 600 years of Sephardic people not black. Forgot one person my wife is Sephardic not black.
@tagbarzeev8283 Yep, lets toss plainly recorded history stating that the Jews of Portugal were black people...🤣🤣🤣 But things get deeper, and we can go all the way back to the 1ST CENTURY, Tacitus recorded the fact that the Romans THOUGHT the Jews in the 1st century were a race of Ethiopian origin. Israelites and Ethiopians are separate people from 2 different lineages, so it makes you wonder 🤔. But using deductive reasoning and proof in the Bible (Zephaniah 3:10 and, cases of the Israelites being constantly mistaken for ANCIENT Egyptians), the Talmud (Sanhedrin 94a documented the 10 tribes being exiled to Africa), historical documents and depictions (Lachish reliefs). I think it would be safe to say the Ancient Israelites were a NEGRO PEOPLE. So, bringing up DNA that doesn't use Ancient Israelite DNA as a baseline is BS, and shouldn't be brought into conversations in establishing Israelite Identity.
Did you also know that the Jews that were allowed to stay in Portugal mixed themselves out of existence after being forced to convert to Catholicism? 🤣🤣🤣 The amount of evidence I discovered on this subject is damning...
All.....LIES‼
They??? Who???