The Amerindians of Trinidad 2: Their Culture

The Amerindians contributed the first piece of a complex and unique puzzle that is the culture of Trinidad and Tobago. Their legacy is still apparent today via our cuisine, utensils and naming of towns and will be present for generations to come via the construction of an Amerindian Village and Heritage Center in Arima. Watch us do a small invocation to the great spirit of Tamushi for the blessings of our paradise.
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[@jennygibbons1258]

Thanks for sharing this obscured part of my history. ❤️

[@kapsinparadise]

It brings me great joy to do that!

[@Kmohd777]

Thank you for sharing this info & making the efforts to help preserve it. I hope to visit the village one day when I make a trip back

[@kapsinparadise]

Kristina Mohammed I appreciate how much you noticed the true purpose of this interview. Thank you for you support.
Hope I can bring Trinidad and Tobago closer to you while you're away 🇹🇹🙏🏼🇹🇹

[@shawnyoung898]

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[@kapsinparadise]

Shawn Young thank you

[@gabrielsandy9697]

thank you so cool woooooooooooooow asam

[@johnfaith8851]

Thanks 😊 you

[@MoonBoyAdino]

How much it would cost to live in that village they building boy? I don't mind moving

[@gabrielsandy9697]

Goodnight

[@gabrielsandy9697]

what is the ansers

[@matthewmann8969]

Not to many Amerindians on that island most of the people are Sub Saharan African And South Asian

[@deedee8043]

When slavery ended everybody was mixing so yes when slavery ended they did not kill out all the natives

[@candiceayanacoker5732]

American airbrushing cake

[@malachion9409]

Did they build the village and if so I they suggested they only allow unvaccinated people