Who Knew? The Yoruba's Impact on Panama's Culture | AbinibiHub
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- Let me tell you the story of the Yoruba people's journey from West Africa, Nigeria to Panama. This documentary explores the enduring legacy of the Yoruba in Panama, I dive really deep into the history of KIng Bayano how he survive in Panama. I also reveal his contributions to the country's rich cultural tapestry. From language and traditions to music and dance, explore how the Yoruba diaspora has shaped Panama's identity.
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Benin Republic - Yoruba is called "Anago"
Togo - Yoruba is called "Ana Ife"
Ghana - Yoruba is called "Yorùbá" (same as in Nigeria but the twi tribe).
Sierra Leone - Yoruba is called Aku or Oku
Brazil - Yoruba is called Nago
Cuba - Yoruba is called Lukumi or Lucumi
Trinidad and Tobago - Yoruba is called Oruba
Gambia - Yoruba is called Aku or Oku
Liberia - Yoruba is called Kru
United States - Yoruba is called "Yorùbá" (same as in Nigeria) in communities with significant Nigerian diaspora.
United Kingdom - Yoruba is called "Yorùbá" (same as in Nigeria) in communities with significant Nigerian diaspora.
Canada - Yoruba is called "Yorùbá" (same as in Nigeria) in communities with significant Nigerian diaspora.
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This was an eye-opener. The Yoruba influence in this world is vast. I was at a park in Bristol (UK) last weekend. I saw about 6 Asia people walking by. They were speaking English but it sounded like Pidgin English. I was so amazed that I approached them and asked where they were from. They said Malaysia. Then when I got home and started to research, I came across some information about the similarities between Japan and Benin. Tokyo used to be called Edo. Also, there are similarities between the Japanese language, Yoruba and Igbo. This goes to show how powerful and influential we are as a people. We need to wake up to this fact.
I know almost 20 countries that Yoruba has influenced since the 16th century
Edo for where, abeg change your lies and narratives
@@ItzLilaHalloweendo your research before you counter him
@@ItzLilaHalloween Edo, also romanized as Jedo, Yedo or Yeddo, is the former name of Tokyo. Edo, formerly a jōkamachi centred on Edo Castle located in Musashi Province, became the de facto capital of Japan from 1603 as the seat of the Tokugawa shogunate. Edo grew to become one of the largest cities in the world under the Tokugawa.
@@abinibihub 20?, Wow!!!
Am proud to be Yoruba man one love brother 👍🥰🥰🥰🥰🦚🦚🦚🇳🇬
We are proud too
Great Yoruba people ❤❤❤❤👍👍👍👍👍
Yea truly great.
Fantastic, I love your contents
Thank you sir.
Great Yoruba people am proud to be a yoruba man
Same here
Am proud to be a yoruba boy
Same here. Sup do you still want the tees
Yes
@tinnyone0303leo what’s your wax app? Digit
@@abinibihub can you send your number to me
Yoruba to the world
Beni oh
Yoruba international compete globally.
True
Wow. Educating. Thank you.
I’m proud to be a Yoruba girl
Omo Yoruba atata
Lovely ❤ Proud to be Yoruba.
Same here
Proud? do you also ask the question how they got there? people start asking questions and stop being ignorant these people didn’t when there by own choice remember that.
@izee6036 you see. The did has been done but then preserving our traditions for almost 500 years is why we are proud. We know how they got there.
i use to enjoy your program
I hope you still find it valuable
Great job my brother
Thank you. Mo dupe lopolopo
Orọ́ is not rich it's wealth.. that is why Yoruba said olowo yato si oloro
Right
excellent and well done
Thank you sir.
Cool 😊
Thank you bro.
As much as I intend to learn Yoruba I wish you did videos in English to or at least had subtitles. Everybody doesn’t speak Yoruba including some Nigerians in the diaspora who would like to learn from your videos .
Honestly I want to subtitle some of my video but I want to encourage people to learn the language. It’s not that hard to learn. Promise me you are going to learn the language.
@@abinibihub I understand but you are also leaving a door closed on many who are trying to tune in to this information as well . I also have done videos on Nigeria and Sierra Leone , and sometimes I mix Krio and pidgin in there but I still make the video universal so everyone can participate . As you know there are many Yorubas in different countries but they do not all speak Yoruba . I am a Yoruba from Sierra Leone and it is not spoken heavily there . We must learn the language but it won’t happen overnight and I’m sure you will drop plenty and plenty of videos before we can master the language and we will be left behind . I appreciate what you are doing brother but please take the diaspora into consideration family .
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@thelastgriot ok thanks and I will stay subtitles but honestly I don’t have the resources right now.
So very interesting ❤
Thank you and mo really appreciate yin
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Much love
Ua really great . Very impressive
Thank you. I appreciate you sir.
Fact
Thank you
Wow ..
How everything
Good job 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏❤❤❤❤
Thank you. I appreciate you
Amulu Mala oro ti efi se afiyan eto yi poju...
Ok. Thanks for your contribution I never appear to be perfect and infact I’m not trying to be. Anyways modupe
This is interesting but just a correction. Oro is a Latin word for gold. Whether Spanish, Portuguese, or French, gold is referred to as Oro (Spanish, Portuguese), Or (french), or other spelling variants. That is why Football's golden ball is called Ballon de Or meaning Ball of Gold or golden ball. As a Portuguese speaker myself, I know gold is Oro in Spanish. In general, "Oro" as in gold has nothing to do with Yoruba "Oro" as in wealth. But I agree with most stuff here.
Thanks for the correction sir. I love it and it’s well detailed.
Spanish, Portuguese and French are parts of Latin
@adeolugodwin4267 true
Yoruba need to be a separate country, the country will make more money in tourism that Saudi Arabia
You are right
I heard kadara is not a Yoruba word
What's the difference between kadara and ayanmo
Kadara is a Yoruba corrupted pronunciation for Arabic word Qadar (destiny) while Ayanmo is the real Yoruba word for destiny.
Kadara mean ,God decide for you ,but ayanmo , you decide by yourself
@helenarasanmi8303 simple and thank you.
@@helenarasanmi8303 Ayanmo is not 'you decide by yourself' it means what has been destined for you by God.......What you decide by yourself is '''Afowofa'''
Kadara is a corrupted pronunciation of Arabic word Qadar (destiny). It’s just like Ojo Alaruba (Al-arbaa), Ojo Alamisi (Al-khamis), Adura (Al-duaa), Alubarika (Al-barakah), and many more. We have our indigenous words for all these words Adura (Iwure), Alubarika (ibukun), Alaruba (Ojo ru), Alamisi (Ojo bo). Pls, do your research more.
E ku ise opolo
Adupe oh
ẹku iṣẹ takuntakun
Adupe lopolopo