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Because most so-called Black Brazilians are mixed race and not fully Black African. The Blackest cities outside of Africa are in the Caribbean like Kingston Jamaica etc.
Jane was my hope during the ‘bear summer’s last year. I did so many mistakes but also learned from it, and of course she is also my number source when it comes to crypto and TA.
I know Mrs. Jane too and I have been trading with her, she is such an amazing woman and her skills keep me happy all week knowing I earn $10k extra income trading with her
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While Continental Africans are busy running away from African spirituality, the Afro Brazilians are trying to preserve their ancestors spirituality!! Make it make sense🤷🏿♀️?? I love Brazil and I've always been fascinated by the country. I can't wait to visit the city of Salvador. Thanks for this video and I love the message at the end, Africans supporting Africans!
African religion is not going to save you the Afro Brazilians are a permanent under class in Brazil they look to Black Americans and are struggle for inspiration .They know more about Black Americans than us Black Americans know about Afro Brazilian culture and history.
In Brazil there are even plenty of non black people who practice the Candomblé religion. You can find candomblé centers in some very rich parts of Rio. I know one in the Jardim Botânico neighborhood, where artists from the Globo TV network go to.
Brazil is marjorie african, indigenous and european, and there's asians too, Brazil is also the country with more japanese people outside Japan. And turkish, and lebanese too... even the majority of white people here has Indigenous and Black heritage, believe it or not, I'm one of those, my granmother has a black granfather, and my granfather was half indigenous, half portuguese, known as Caboclo.
I feel like I can easily adapt in Brazil, so many things to relate,music,dance and hospitality loving this video, thanks Maya,may God keep and protect you 🙏
Happy to see they have Steve Bantu Biko Institute in Brazil 🇧🇷. The late Steve Bantu Biko is an inspiration and was a great revolutionary Pan Africanist. "Pamoja milele."
Wow! 👏🏽👏🏽😍😍😪 And make sure to visit Tobago, my home, as well. Tobago wouldn’t disappoint! God bless you and keep you safe. Because of you am now thinking of living in Africa after retirement. Just don’t know where as yet. You’re changing the narrative of how the west portrays Africa. Keep up the good work.
This is like your 3rd video of Brazil that I'm watching and I like how you show the more inner-city, vibrant, high rises and everyday experiences of Brazilians and other non-Beazilians in the country. It's a very unique Afro-centric perspective as opposed to most of the videos of Brazil posted by Americans, Canadians or Europeans who always focus on the favelas, crime and poverty to the point where I thought that was all Brazil had to offer. They do the same when they come to Africa anyway. So thanks for this other lense through which to view Brazil , Wode. By the way, I am from Cameroon and have lived in Accra for a few months before and really loved my time in Ghana and hope to visit soon again.
Great and necessary production Wode and team. This is awesome and needed awareness for the people and the world. Balancing narratives and shared perspectives of the narrators of history. We applaud and appreciate this work.
DJ Sankofa, is so passion of showing Maya around.. Good to see brothers together and enjoying being together. Maya learn to danse please ❤❤, when you danse I 😅😂😂
Very interesting and eye-opening. Ive always wanted to visit Brazil. It just seems like and beautiful and vibrant country. Never knew about Salvador..It seems like Afro-brazilians have really tried to preserve their culture. That is very commendable given the racial opposition and challenges.
Most of Brazilian people mixed with African race. However, like South Africa where the goal was to prevent the Afro-mixed people from coming together with the Afro-Brazilians, the Colonial powers told the Afro-mixed people that they were than the Afro people. Then the Colonizers villainized the enslaved people.
Wode Maya this series is FANTASTIC!!! I am blown away. I have so much love for my Black brothers and sisters. We are truly a powerful race, we are put in the gutter but we create something even BETTER! As your Kenyan sister in law (lol) I cannot wait for you to go to Jamaica. I think that is going to be just as good as this.
It's mind blowing that the Afro-Brazilians and us Afro-Americans have, so much in common. Your Brazilian series has been mind blowing brother. One love.
@spiderman) you're a weirdo white boy your opinion doesn't matter on this topic go worry about getting that lice out your hair you racist inbreeding obsessed loser
Sorry, to say this but it is the fact ….culturally African Americans are different than any other blacks….in the world….They have no culture they are nothing like the other Africans…… !!!
@@taharka3897I see some in common as well, of course our struggle with how our government has at times worked against us, but also in the religion I’ve seen some African Americans go to Brazil to study the African traditional religions. Also in the US there is Hoodoo. So definitely some commonalities.
Wode -there is lots of love to go around. Culture over skin color. What a novel concept. Glad you can travel to see what exists over 100 years. I am mixed race elder from the West Indies. You should visit Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹 to experience cultural mix.
Is there anything that can be done to twin this city with African cities. The Afro Brazilians sound amazing. There must be a way to open them to visit Africa and experience the their roots, it will give them a new stamina to navigate their destiny.
This is a great video. Loved it! Only critique is that you should use Brazilian or Portuguese language music instead of Spanish to give that warm, laid-back Brazilian feel. Bossa Nova, Samba, Chorros.
It's amazing how Afro Brazilians connect with African struggles against the same european oppressor .I get chills when i see images of Steve Biko the slain leader of the black consciousness movement of the 1970s in South Africa.
Surely all black or Afrikan people must unite. Every year we should hold a Pan African congress that should be accompanied by Afrikan art, music and craft fest. "Pamoja milele!"
That's a very brilliant idea. Hope they can start something like that and it can always take place in a different part of Africa or the African diaspora
Thanks Maya - for showing Salvadore - bn a very long time I have heard and longing to see Salvadore - I just like what I see - black ppl everywhere - gryt energy and gryt vibes - Keep shinning the light of Africa Maya - we luv u so much...🐦🦆🦅🐞🐝
I had no idea capoeira originated from African-brazilians, now it makes sense why Eddie was a black guy on the game. Great video my friend, informative and insightful. I respect that they still celebrate their African roots, I'm from an island in the Caribbean and we sadly don't have anything close to our African culture anymore, maybe only certain foods we cook similar.
I’m back to watch our beautiful brother and sister from Brazil i’m not gonna lie. I did not know that Brazil has so much deep Black history.thank you Wode Maya more Blessings 🇨🇦🇯🇲❤
5:40pm❤ love you commentary love El Salvador Brazil I feel connected with my roots always I'm going to Ghana for a whole month definitely coming in El Salvador Brazil tell me the brother that you was your tour guide I want him to be my tourist guide I'm looking forward to and I'm going to Ghana ok peace keep doing the videos I I get the experience of people through you I. I really love it❤❤ and I platform
Hi! Just to explain that the name of the Brazilian city, capital of Bahia state, iis Salvador, situated in South America. On the other hand, the city of El Salvador, capital of the equally named country El Salvador, is in Central America.
Now i understand this "mixed race" in Brazil and this kind of shape my perception of Brazil as a blackman because this question has been lingering my mind for a very longtime but i have never taken the time and effort to find out why.Thanks @ Wode❤ !
@@WODEMAYA yes 🙌🏻 sir you need our support after you going from place to place you need money and you have motivated us Africans so much thank you any way I have been watching your videos for long time now I’m from Sierra Leone 🇸🇱 and I live in Italy 🇮🇹 thanks for replying my comment it’s an honor 👍🙏
7hrs late. But we move. Nice content WodaMaya. I’m anticipating for videos about the NANA that wanted to visit Nigeria on your previous video. She will be fine in Lagos island Nigeria as Brazil returnees still keeping the language and culture life in Lagos island Nigeria. Lot of them speaks Portuguese language till tomorrow
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I am glad you went to Brazil . See how ridiculous racism is ?
Because most so-called Black Brazilians are mixed race and not fully Black African. The Blackest cities outside of Africa are in the Caribbean like Kingston Jamaica etc.
Find a day and let’s celebrate sticka ur camera man 😂😂😂
I appreciate you the work your doing. The video u have in Namibia by the dead trees I felt that energy
@@blackmaster999 Pardos are the mixed race while the true Black Brazilians are not.
So cool that you brought up the capoeira topic because it's one of the few martial arts of African people which was not forgotten!
Beautiful ❤️❤️ can't wait to start traveling the world again with my family 🥰🥰
I had heard of a lot of investing with Mrs Jane and how good she is, please how safe are the profits?
Jane was my hope during the ‘bear summer’s last year. I did so many mistakes but also learned from it, and of course she is also my number source when it comes to crypto and TA.
I know Mrs. Jane too and I have been trading with her, she is such an amazing woman and her skills keep me happy all week knowing I earn $10k extra income trading with her
Her accurate singles, coupled with her sound advice and risk management techniques, have completely transformed my trading trading strategy.
I really appreciate your clear and simple breakdown on financial pitfalls ! I lost so much money on crypto market but now making around $5k-$7k every week trading different crypto’s and stocks
While Continental Africans are busy running away from African spirituality, the Afro Brazilians are trying to preserve their ancestors spirituality!! Make it make sense🤷🏿♀️?? I love Brazil and I've always been fascinated by the country. I can't wait to visit the city of Salvador. Thanks for this video and I love the message at the end, Africans supporting Africans!
African spirituality has in fact conquered Christianity !
African religion is not going to save you the Afro Brazilians are a permanent under class in Brazil they look to Black Americans and are struggle for inspiration .They know more about Black Americans than us Black Americans know about Afro Brazilian culture and history.
Not true have u been to brazil
In Brazil there are even plenty of non black people who practice the Candomblé religion. You can find candomblé centers in some very rich parts of Rio. I know one in the Jardim Botânico neighborhood, where artists from the Globo TV network go to.
The black africa wanted islam. This is the problem
11:59 Steve Biko institute 😮🇿🇦👏🏾 Steve Biko was and still is a South African hero
Black Consciousness ✊🏾 Amandla
Yepppppp
Thank you Wode Maya for showing us our African brothers and sisters ❤❤🇿🇦👌
Wow! They created their own culture with deep Africa as the base. Marvelous!
Brazil is marjorie african, indigenous and european, and there's asians too, Brazil is also the country with more japanese people outside Japan. And turkish, and lebanese too... even the majority of white people here has Indigenous and Black heritage, believe it or not, I'm one of those, my granmother has a black granfather, and my granfather was half indigenous, half portuguese, known as Caboclo.
I feel like I can easily adapt in Brazil, so many things to relate,music,dance and hospitality loving this video, thanks Maya,may God keep and protect you 🙏
Do you speak Portuguese
Happy to see they have Steve Bantu Biko Institute in Brazil 🇧🇷. The late Steve Bantu Biko is an inspiration and was a great revolutionary Pan Africanist. "Pamoja milele."
I know right , that was a pleasant surprise ✊🏾
❤ that they appreciate our brother Steve Bantu Biko watching from cape Town South Africa
I didn't know that Brazil is Soo beautiful like this unless today God bless Wode Maya for good work he is doing
When are you going to visit Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹 You’re loved and admired worldwide. ❤❤
On Friday 😊
Wow! 👏🏽👏🏽😍😍😪 And make sure to visit Tobago, my home, as well. Tobago wouldn’t disappoint! God bless you and keep you safe. Because of you am now thinking of living in Africa after retirement. Just don’t know where as yet. You’re changing the narrative of how the west portrays Africa. Keep up the good work.
@@silmaalleyne7471I'm going to do the same, I'm in Trinidad right now, but Africa is the future!
This was powerful, Maya. The African spirit and influence is truly powerful in this part of Brazil.
The other Spirit is Greater & More Powerful though.
@@undergroundriptiles7005not really, other side is jst genocide & slavery, more like a shame to carry
@@undergroundriptiles7005What other spirit?
Immensely informative, educational, historical, and entertaining. Love the history!
This is like your 3rd video of Brazil that I'm watching and I like how you show the more inner-city, vibrant, high rises and everyday experiences of Brazilians and other non-Beazilians in the country. It's a very unique Afro-centric perspective as opposed to most of the videos of Brazil posted by Americans, Canadians or Europeans who always focus on the favelas, crime and poverty to the point where I thought that was all Brazil had to offer. They do the same when they come to Africa anyway. So thanks for this other lense through which to view Brazil , Wode. By the way, I am from Cameroon and have lived in Accra for a few months before and really loved my time in Ghana and hope to visit soon again.
Yo you are still Africa regardless of what country it is rather it's Cameroon or namibia
@@AntonioCunningham-jr2oj yes that's obvious. Did anyone say the contrary?So what's your point?
Wode Maya is always educating me about my African-Ness.
Thank you Wode Maya, another great piece of history, you do more in a 33mins video that the African Union in 33 years!
Another great educational video ❤,like all the ones you make.thank you. 🇬🇶
Happy to see you in my place and with my friends in Salvador - Bahia. Congrats for the wonderful videos. Africa For ever.
Each episode is a piece of learning, culture and entertainment. Well done guys. A luta continua !
I’m so in Love with your Brazil series. I look forward to it and my family is looking for property to buy in Bahia.
I recommend looking at small coastal towns in south of bahia. Or just a few miles north of salvador
Great and necessary production Wode and team. This is awesome and needed awareness for the people and the world. Balancing narratives and shared perspectives of the narrators of history. We applaud and appreciate this work.
Already know 🤣
I love this our brother's
@@millicentachieng4210 💯%
@@ReshonBryant 🙌🏿
Watching from Nairobi 🇰🇪
Thanks so much Nephew I enjoyed this series of our Afro-Brazillian family keep up the great work 😊.
DJ Sankofa, is so passion of showing Maya around.. Good to see brothers together and enjoying being together. Maya learn to danse please ❤❤, when you danse I 😅😂😂
Very interesting and eye-opening. Ive always wanted to visit Brazil. It just seems like and beautiful and vibrant country. Never knew about Salvador..It seems like Afro-brazilians have really tried to preserve their culture. That is very commendable given the racial opposition and challenges.
Most of Brazilian people mixed with African race. However, like South Africa where the goal was to prevent the Afro-mixed people from coming together with the Afro-Brazilians, the Colonial powers told the Afro-mixed people that they were than the Afro people. Then the Colonizers villainized the enslaved people.
Wode Maya this series is FANTASTIC!!! I am blown away. I have so much love for my Black brothers and sisters. We are truly a powerful race, we are put in the gutter but we create something even BETTER! As your Kenyan sister in law (lol) I cannot wait for you to go to Jamaica. I think that is going to be just as good as this.
Lovely people watching from south africa
Superb series Wode; I enjoyed seeing our Brazilian brethren; they are strong-spirited et lovely! 💕💕💗💗🙏🏽🙏🏽
Wow, beautiful vlog Wode very very nice. Please keep coming out with more vlogs!!
Lots of love ❤️ from Grand Bahama! Your blogs on Africa are on FIRE! 🔥
WODE MAYA IS ON FIRAH!!!!!👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾🔥🔥🔥
Sir Wode Maya nuff respect to you 👏🏽👏🏽,your Brazilian series is very mind blowing 🙏🙏🙏🤝❤❤
I’m glad
Thank you so much for this one. Keep up the good work 👍🏾
Each episode has been educative. Thank you for opening our eyes. I now plan to also travel to Brazil to see this by myself
I'm sorry for you if you get your info from this guy.
@@ricardocimahes not lying, im brazilian and i know it and you guys like to tell yourselves lies
I have so much respect for the work that you do. I really feel like you're helping to unite the African diaspora.
It's mind blowing that the Afro-Brazilians and us Afro-Americans have, so much in common. Your Brazilian series has been mind blowing brother. One love.
@spiderman-jv8weYou sound stupid. We all have more in common than you think get your division driving tail on!!!
@spiderman) you're a weirdo white boy your opinion doesn't matter on this topic go worry about getting that lice out your hair you racist inbreeding obsessed loser
@spiderman-jv8we speak for yourself. Don't speak for all AA. I see a lot in common with me. Go to New Orleans
Sorry, to say this but it is the fact ….culturally African Americans are different than any other blacks….in the world….They have no culture they are nothing like the other Africans…… !!!
@@taharka3897I see some in common as well, of course our struggle with how our government has at times worked against us, but also in the religion I’ve seen some African Americans go to Brazil to study the African traditional religions. Also in the US there is Hoodoo. So definitely some commonalities.
Thank you brother Wode Maya You are connecting us.
That’s the goal
Wode -there is lots of love to go around. Culture over skin color. What a novel concept. Glad you can travel to see what exists over 100 years. I am mixed race elder from the West Indies. You should visit Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹 to experience cultural mix.
Too much mix race will diminish the black race & bring conflicts
My heart hurts always for what our ancestors had to deal with
❤Brasilia
Maybe it was meant to happen. These "mixed" people wouldn't exist if not for slave trade. Blacks in America would not exist either.
Is there anything that can be done to twin this city with African cities. The Afro Brazilians sound amazing. There must be a way to open them to visit Africa and experience the their roots, it will give them a new stamina to navigate their destiny.
AFRICAN/BLACK Genetic never fade away from this world 🌎🌍🌏🗺️ 👼🏿👁️✊🏿
Keep up the good work, Maya!
This is great bro...i appreciate it ,bringing the world to our door steps.
Great video Wode Maya!! I want to visit this place now. I see the language barrier being an issue for me. 🤔
Thank you for making these videos
My pleasure!
This is a great video. Loved it!
Only critique is that you should use Brazilian or Portuguese language music instead of Spanish to give that warm, laid-back Brazilian feel. Bossa Nova, Samba, Chorros.
I love that you take your time to show us these beautiful locations and people all over the world.😊😊
Wade maya i LOVE the quality of your blogs down yo the music choices 🎉
What a beautiful look into Bahia. I will certainly use Kali when I visit. Thank you for your work on this my brother! 🤙🏿✊🏿
Hey, black never fades and black never dies
It's amazing how Afro Brazilians connect with African struggles against the same european oppressor .I get chills when i see images of Steve Biko the slain leader of the black consciousness movement of the 1970s in South Africa.
We crossed the ocean but never disconnected from our origin. You are my brother and that is why your pain is my pain too.
Its an international strugle
The international elite is there too
WODE MAYA BLACK AFRICAN ANCESTORS BUILD UP BRAZIL ❤WHO AGREE?? ❤❤❤
Great and interesting videos about Africa and black culture. Keep the good work.
Yes I agree, this is incredible Wodemaya. Ur choice of places is always the best.
It definitely looks like a Great Place.. Funny I haven’t heard anything about it before..
Epic production and amazing content 🔥
Surely all black or Afrikan people must unite. Every year we should hold a Pan African congress that should be accompanied by Afrikan art, music and craft fest. "Pamoja milele!"
That would be so exciting. 😃 We need to give this some serious thought and impliment it.
They fight too much
They always try to compete with one another in reality
That's a very brilliant idea. Hope they can start something like that and it can always take place in a different part of Africa or the African diaspora
Thanks Maya grt vids of Brazil all, en more wait from you papa
Wodeeeee thanks great program 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾🇧🇷💯
Thanks Maya - for showing Salvadore - bn a very long time I have heard and longing to see Salvadore - I just like what I see - black ppl everywhere - gryt energy and gryt vibes - Keep shinning the light of Africa Maya - we luv u so much...🐦🦆🦅🐞🐝
Watching from KAMPALA Uganda🇺🇬 the Pearl
Thank you for such a great show . I’ve never heard of Salvador Brazil 🇧🇷 before this Show and I will visit it one day sooner than later
Wode Maya this is an awesome tour of Salvador, Brazil. I feel like buying a vacation home there.
Thanks wode Maya good job im from Angola i do appreciate your work you have doing.
Today i did learn where come from that word favela.
I didn’t know Brazil was this amazing! Thanks for bringing it up for us! 😊
Wow am also happy seeing Brazil through your videos ❤❤❤
Wode Maya !!!! Please your next travel adventure should be Papua New Guinea, Fiji Island and Tanna!!! Beautiful people and natural environment.
Happy Tours Africa is following you from Uganda. Enjoy the black place, Salvador Brazil
Henry Gates did a whole documentary on this topic. You have to check it out.
Good work done Maya ❤❤❤
Great vid man ! Indeed your family is here ! Grande abraço ! Salvador is always open arms for all.
Love it well done wadamaya 🎉
I love you,my Afro Brazilian brothers and sisters. Much love from a Yoruba brother living in Rickmansworth Hertfordshire,England.❤❤❤❤❤🇬🇧🇬🇧
Yes Wode fantastic trip to connect to the Diaspora of Africa
Nice job ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
I had no idea capoeira originated from African-brazilians, now it makes sense why Eddie was a black guy on the game. Great video my friend, informative and insightful. I respect that they still celebrate their African roots, I'm from an island in the Caribbean and we sadly don't have anything close to our African culture anymore, maybe only certain foods we cook similar.
I’m back to watch our beautiful brother and sister from Brazil i’m not gonna lie. I did not know that Brazil has so much deep Black history.thank you Wode Maya more Blessings 🇨🇦🇯🇲❤
You definitely have to visit someday!
I will definitely visit one day to learn more
@@WODEMAYA definitely on my bucket list 😁🙏🏾
Brazilians are beautiful❤from Kenya
5:40pm❤ love you commentary love El Salvador Brazil I feel connected with my roots always I'm going to Ghana for a whole month definitely coming in El Salvador Brazil tell me the brother that you was your tour guide I want him to be my tourist guide I'm looking forward to and I'm going to Ghana ok peace keep doing the videos I I get the experience of people through you I. I really love it❤❤ and I platform
Hi! Just to explain that the name of the Brazilian city, capital of Bahia state, iis Salvador, situated in South America. On the other hand, the city of El Salvador, capital of the equally named country El Salvador, is in Central America.
Now i understand this "mixed race" in Brazil and this kind of shape my perception of Brazil as a blackman because this question has been lingering my mind for a very longtime but i have never taken the time and effort to find out why.Thanks @ Wode❤ !
I don't see the difference they look like the average Black American.
Loving the Videos Family
#Wode Maya for Africa Ambassador❤
Loveeee it ...such a great inside of Bahia , Salvador🙂
Could you please post the link of the Airbnb ?
Nice one bro thanks a lot. Greetings from west Africa to all those who believe they're Africans.🦁
Loving the Brazil series 🎉❤
Thanks for your Work for africans, WODE MAYA you are our voice and Joy
Alex, watching from Sierra Leone. Thanks Maya.
Watching live from Ghana!
Please let support our brother by watching the ads on his videos wait until the ads finish playing all 2 of them without skipping it thanks 🙏 😊
You're the best!
@@WODEMAYA yes 🙌🏻 sir you need our support after you going from place to place you need money and you have motivated us Africans so much thank you any way I have been watching your videos for long time now I’m from Sierra Leone 🇸🇱 and I live in Italy 🇮🇹 thanks for replying my comment it’s an honor 👍🙏
Great job wode maya please keep it up
Another excellent drop…Maya
Maya you are amazing guy you are mentor to all young African
🙏🏿
7hrs late. But we move. Nice content WodaMaya. I’m anticipating for videos about the NANA that wanted to visit Nigeria on your previous video. She will be fine in Lagos island Nigeria as Brazil returnees still keeping the language and culture life in Lagos island Nigeria. Lot of them speaks Portuguese language till tomorrow
OHHHHHHHHHHHH GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOODDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD... JM, Awaits WODE MAYA.... Big Woman Ting!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you DJ Sankofa and Darkito for helping Wode Garvey Maya
Sending Love From Ghana 🇬🇭
I wished you had visited Île Aye in Bahia. Definitely on your next trip there.
Well done 🙏🏽🇬🇲
WODE MAYA WELCOME TO THE CARIBBEAN ❤WHEN ARE YOU IN JAMAICA AND ST.KITTS ?.❤❤❤
Watching from Kampala-UGANDA
Your videos are exceptional in that they are very interesting and educational. For that reason alone what you're doing is very important. I think you're changing the world by making it better.
Truth well Done Wode Maya
What a dope video bro. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥