Jewish AND Latino?
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- Опубліковано 21 бер 2016
- The Jewtino, a hybrid of both Jewish AND Latino. Yes, they are a real phenomenon. Here is a brief history of how Jewish Latinos came to exist!
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Most Latinos are of Indigenous, European and African background. However, there are minorities Latinos of other ethnicities like Jewish, Chinese, Japanese, Arabs, Indians from (India)as well.They all too belong to the Latino community because we have to remember that Latino ppl are not a race but a culture that brings ppl from all different ethnicities, and religions together.
Marge Arriola finally someone whos educated on this topic
Marge Arriola i know a girl who's grandparents are Mexican immigrants but they are both of Chinese decent so she looks very south East Asian because of her mix
yes!! most of us are mestizos, but not all of us, and none is more latino or less latino than the other
Marge Arriola so where in South America where I can find some Indian Latino (from India)?
Guyana.
43% India's people
we have the afro latino video, the jew latino video, but when you will make the asia-latino video
+Im a pony Yes so so true! people understand asian latinos even less than jewish or afro latinos!!! unfortunately it looks like they have ZERO asian latinos at FLAMA....
👍
indigenous people are Asian (deal with it) but yeah I want to see it too😀
+Im a pony Yes peruvians in the comments will be going wild
+Laura Happy They are ethnically similar
My cousin is Mexican and Muslim. She's probably the most hated type of people by Donald Trump 😂
Es la combinación del odio para donald trump Jajajajaja
+J There is many of us Muslim Mexican, Latino Muslims, الحمد لله.
***** I agree with you but her cousin is a good example.
Aldair Figueroa Of course, I was agreeing with his statement by saying there is many of us out here in the world :)
***** ja. of course
Im form Argentina and i just pissed myself out of laughter after seeing the Argentinian part.
VAMO LOCOOOOO
sameee
+Gar gola Me too!
I definitely lost it when she just pop in..I loved her accent
Argentina been argentina 😂😂😂
Many of us latinos could have Jewish heritage and not know it. During the Spanish inquisition, many Sephardic Jews (from the Iberian peninsula - Spain and Portugal) changed their names to a more common latin name and converted to Catholicism to be safe. If you check the list of surnames Sephardic Jews adopted, most latin surnames are there.
Where can I see that? I Think my surname can be one of that.
@@toliveira9130 Just take a DNA test 💞✡
@@PodcastCentral333 which dna test is good to confirm Jewish ancestry?
Most modern Israeli Hebrew uses the Sephardi Hebrew abjad. And the sad part of the conversion story is that it wasn't based on religion but based on greed. And greed is one the seven deadly sins along with others.
Sephardic: they were "latinos jews"
Jew better recognize.
😂😂😂
+FLAMA Como te atreves a no mencionar a República Dominicana. Este país fue el único en el mundo que se atrevió a darles refugio a los judíos en el tiempo del holocausto. La mayoría se establecieron en Sosua, Puerto Plata y casualmente su actual alcaldesa es mitad ´´judia´´ se llama Ilana Neumann; se parece un poco a tu apellido.
+Jean Paez totalmente de acuerdo contigo.
+FLAMA Viva Palestina
+Mocte Zuma viva bajo dominio israelí.
Argentina 181,300
Brazil 95,000
Mexico 40,000
+Rodney Moore And about 15-20.000 in Colombia
Wrong figures! Mexico city alone has 60,000
Capo Grande Jews immigrated to Latin America, shit for brains. They didn't rape or conquer anyone
@@DarthBleh uy Andresito.. y ese numero de donde salio? Nunca ha habido tantos en Colombia. Literalmente nunca. Maximo hubo 10k en los 70s. Hoy por hoy menos de 5K.
@@sny6558 buen punto, hoy en día debe haber entre 5 y 10,000 efectivamente, solo que según algunas estadísticas eran entre 7 y 15,000 y otras que contaban a los que recientemente se definían como sefarditas...malas estadísticas
Joanna: I think you have some things wrong.
Most Latin American Jews did NOT come to Latin America AFTER World War II. The majority came between 1880 and 1939 because of Tsarist persecutions, the fall of the Ottoman Empire, increasing Nazi persecution - and, particularly in the interwar years, US immigration restrictions on eastern and southern Europeans. Only certain countries experienced great post-WWII immigration of Jews from the Eastern Hemisphere: Costa Rica, Honduras, Columbia.
John Leguizamo is NOT Jewish; he is a Catholic of Lebanese-Italian descent. He married a Jewess.
dont forget the ones that
came in with Cristopher Columbus in 1492!
@E Fox Louis CK isn't Jewish by halakha (Jewish religious law), nor even by his own self-identification, but he is of partial Jewish ancestry. He would have been Jewish enough to have been killed by Hitler and/or make aliyah (immigrate to Israel under the Law of Return). The Jewish part of his ancestry is from Mexico by way of Hungary, i.e., his paternal grandfather was a Hungarian Jew who emigrated to Mexico and married a Mexican Catholic woman of mestizo descent. So his father was "half Jewish" (which means nothing by Orthodox Jewish law, but FWIW some people identify that way). His mother is Irish-Catholic and he spent some of his childhood in Mexico, where he had Jewish family cousins. So he's sort of Jew-"ish" and sort of Latino by that metric.
My grandfather migrated from Poland to Peru when Hitler came into power. His family settled in Lima where they had a fish factory.
This channel IS Joanna
Yes!
Yes, indeed.
yeah!!!!
And I love that.!! ^^
+Iván Schulz-Corona i swear she is Sara Bareiles
I am not surprised. Isabella from Phineus and Ferb is Mexican and Jewish!
diamondflame45 true
a lot of the conquistadors in Mexico were more than likely “secret” Jews escaping the old world.
Isabella was & is cute
@@josuemc93 Conquistador is singular and Conquistadores is plural not “Conquistadors” as Americans incorrectly say/write.
I’m Colombian and I have Jewish heritage from my mom’s side coming from my grandma and great grandma who we’re from Eastern Europe and were Ashkenazi Jewish just to be exact about what kind of Jewish.
I'm Jewish and half Mexican.
Can I still call people Gringoy?
I'm fully mexican but a jewish convert well kinda lol (Messianic Judaism)
"gRINGOY" OMFG 😱😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I got that one right away XD
:-)
You need to cut down saying gringoy by half as much
Actually... Latin America received Jews even before North America did! The first Synagogue of the Americas was built in Recife - Brazil, during the Dutch invasion here... Some years latter the Portuguese kicked the invaders out so they went north and founded the "New Amsterdam", now called New York =)
Daniel, na realidade Nova Amsterdã JÁ EXISTIA quando os judeus que vieram de Recife chegaram. Era uma colônia holandesa e seu governador não queria a presença de judeus lá, mas foi forçado a aceitá-los por ordem da Companhia das Índias Ocidentais.
@@c.c.c.7756 SYNAGOGUE
Had the Portuguese befriended the jews, they wouldn't had declined
I grew up in a Sephardic family in Los Angeles and about half of my friends to this day are Latino. I've always felt very at home around Latino culture. I find they have the same tight family dynamics as my own family and a similar outlook on life.
There are Asian Latinos too especially in Mexico, Peru, Cuba and Brazil. That's also a good topic.
Yo soy judía, mitad rusa y mitad italiana y soy de Argentina 😊
mi apellido es ruso de parte de mi papa, que es Matzkin, pero por ejemplo yo tengo una amiga italiana judia de apellido Trinca
mi familia tambien es mitad rusa (judia), mitad alemana (judia) y mitad italiana
Yo soy judía mitad Argentino y mitad alemán y soy de América
Yo soy judio sefardí mitad Francés, aunque nací en España,mitad Brasileño. Mi familia vivió en Argelia tras su expulsión de España y hace dos generaciones que viven en Francia por la separación de Argelia.
Ricky Fort calmese comandante
Try Jewish, Black and Latina!!!
I always wanted to try someone Jewish, Black and Latina, but the one time I asked someone fitting that description if I could try, she slapped me across the face and called me a creep and a pervert.
Shana Tova!
Natanya T that's me. Glad I'm not the only one.
I am here with you! I am surprised she stated nothing about Ladino..
Interesting History about Austrian jewish immigrants to Dominican Republic. Many married dominicans So this is a place where you find many Black jewish latinas
www.sosuamuseum.org/private-museum-2/private/luis-hess-and-anajulia-silva/
Amon Pizarro Thank you for your response and the information.
Do one on Asian-Latino and Afro-Latinos in this production style.
+MB There is already a video about Black Latinos.
+Gabriel Rodriguez I must have missed it
+MB asian latino!!
+MB Deftones' Chino Moreno would be a good guest on the show.
Maybe he's talking about the mix of black and asian people who are Latino too.
I had a neighbour who was black-Asian Latino, and evangelist. Black mom, Japanese dad... I don't how they met in the Dominican Republic and got married. Mysteries of life.
I LOVE THE NEW KIND OF VIDEOS , THE PRODUCTION IS SO GOOD , AND IS THE WORK IS WORTH IT , KEEP IT GOING GUYS :)
Something is off in some part of the production i can't name, but i too dig the new direction.
if i'm not mistaken, recife, the capital city of my state, was the first city in the whole american continent to have a synagogue, kahal zur israel, which is located in the old recife district. i visited it once and it's beautiful. jews came to brazil before anyone asked on twitter.
I think what confuses ppl is tht a huge part of latin american culture is christianity and we r known all around the globe for tht (specially catholics) so when someone dont understand we literally have everything in latinamerica, they get confused. I've always said we r the bby of a global cultural orgy.
That's an interesting way to put it, but very true. 👍
"the baby of a big cultural orgy"
PUT THIS ON MY GRAVE
It's even more basic than that. WonderBread (white, non-ethnic) Americans can't grasp that countries like Brazil and Argentina are immigrant countries like the USA.
I have cousins who moved to Argentina after the holocaust. They were from Lithuania
I'm Jewish, im from israel and all my family came from argentina😁
Besos 😘😘
I'm Jewish, and Puerto Rican
@@beeyola8198 I'm Jewish but ukranian Jewish
I am Mountain Jewish...
@sanjay a p p Mountain Jewish/Juhuri/Jews of the Caucasus mountains.
@@yakov95000 lol אין באמת מילה כזאת.
mi abuelo es judío sefardi, aunque se convirtió al catolicismo, y soy del perú.
In Argentina we have a Kosher McDonalds
They are not kosher they just don't let in the pig-boca fans because they looted and destroyed the place on Av. 9 de Julio jajaja
You're wrong. in the Abasto shopping there is one and it is kosher as kosher can be :)
Shira Teller i was joking the jajaja shouldve given it away. I dont eat McDonalds or fast food anyway-except pizza con faina or empanadas
Juanma Ferraresi not true
I get this warm, fuzzy feeling every time I see one of your videos
(maybe its indigestion...)
Thank you for characterising our Venezuelan expatriateness so well!
Latinos are so diverse I never knew
Because we aren't a race
Because the world you see is USA, and if in the US were less ignorant, they would call us also Americans
I've known a ton of Colombians who were either of Jewish decent or German. But they were mostly from the big citys
Fun fact! During world war 2, tha president of El Salvador helped Jewish people migrate there. So in there are a lot of Jews over there.
Joanna Is the reason I watch Flama .. worth it
Wow johanna, latina, venezolana, judía y pelirroja... A ti si que te bailaron sabroso
Shalom!
Amusing fact: Panamá es el único país del mundo a excepción de Israel que ha tenido dos presidentes judíos en el siglo veinte. Además, tenemos una de las tasas mas altas de población judía en Latinoamérica: 0.6% (Argentina tiene la mayor tasa: 0.7%)
Rodolfo Blasser muchos venezolanos judíos se fueron para allá cuando empezó el antisemitismo, al parecer la comunidad en Panama es bastante fuerte.
Soy judio panameño
🔥🔥🔥
¿Quienes fueron los dos presidentes judíos de Panamá?
@@luzmariacorreacassinelli1218 Max Del Valle y Eric Del Valle
You missed Panamá, theres a lot of jewish in Panamá too, specially bankers, economists and business owners and we even have jewish presidents before and also theres a lot of mixed jewish/catholic families in Panama too.
Wonderful video! Keep them coming :-)
Joanna, the best one yet! Esto va en el Twitter! 😁
Yes! Latinos we are so diverse. For example: I am puerto rican and my mother's family are lebanese with jewish ancestors. Sooo I am a lebjewrican! 🤗🇵🇷🇱🇧🇮🇱
Hablas español al menos? si no lo hablas no eres latina lo siento.
Lol yeah it really seems to confuse some people when they find out... I heard a lot of "You're Jewish? I thought you were Mexican..." and vise versa growing up
+DMMZC That happens to me a lot, and I always tell them I'm both. Religiously I'm Jewish and culturally Mexican
DMMZC me 2
Joanna! I love your videos! You are the only reason why I watch FLAMA
Saludos desde México :*
Have never commented on a video in all these years but......I loved this video and all your videos guys!!!
Loved this video!!!! Portuguese-Jew here =)
They even went to the Dominican Republic.
That's true ! I wonder why they didn't mention it
+Starlyn Morel Si quieren les enviamos algunos desde aca en Argentina...
creo que ya tenemos suficiente jeje.
there a lot in central america, there is also a lot of israeli jews that live in Costa Rica.
Lol no they didnt
I am Glad you made this video!
I see you are trying something new out there, and I like it. Keep it up ;)
Me puse triste por qué no tenía subtitulos,luego recordé que también entiendo el inglés y se me pasó.
the ponytail guy is El Chivo (Emmanuel) Lubezky!! orgullo nacional de México :D
Me encanta este tipo de vídeos, uno de los mejores FLAMA
Was hoping for a rant lol but she's good!
I feel so good about myself right now. Mexican & Jewish here
My cousins are both Jewish and Latino and have the last name Suarez, meaning "son of the swineherder". Judaism is from the mother, not the father.
Yasss, Joanna is back!
me ganche con tu canal!!!! jajajaja ya casi me aviento todos los videos del canal!!! la neta esta bien chidos! saludos desde monterrey, nuevo leon, mex!!!!
bueno ver a mi pesado de herencia explicado en flama, vamo argentina carajo y shalom para todos los demas
Hahahaha the Spanish accent in Hebrew was spot on. Saludos desde Jerusalén :)
So glad you brought that up. In fact my last name is Magellan (Magalhães), wich is "sefardista". It means Jewish people that moved to the Iberic Peninsula.
But now most of my family is catholic and christian. Specially because My acestors moved to Brazil in the 1800
Você devia procurar se vc é bnei anussim. Minha família é bnei anussim (ancestrais forçados a converter pro cristianismo) dos dois lados. O nordeste brasileiro é lotado de bnei anussim que vieram durante a colonização de Portugal/Espanha. Eu converti há muitos anos, e foi meu rabino aqui nos eua que me falou pra procurar a herança da minha família
@@AS-xi6lpFaz teste de DNA para aprender o seu sangue.
By the way, you are awesome, Joanna. I enjoy your videos so much. Greetings from Spain.
Actually a lot of Hispanic surnames have Jewish roots. Like Gomez.
+Kevin R. Gomez is from Germanic origin. It's the apocope of Gomesco, which means son of Gome. Gome is a named that was introduced in the Iberian peninsula by the Visigoths
+Kevin R. Yes! And Garza, too
Arely H Again,a surname taken by some jews to appear gentile, which happens with that list (wich probably isn't official
Kevin R. Gómez is actually Galician/Portuguese so it's actually not Hebrew
The Brazilian Jewish community is very expressive in the city of São Paulo, where there are many communities from other parts of the world, like Italians, Armenians, Portuguese, Japanese and even Lebanese and Syrians, just search it out!! Latin America is a melting pot too, not only the US are so. Greetings from Brazil!!
Thanks for the video!
Love the production btw
I was in San Francisco for GDC last week and I told people I was from Paraguay even though I look swedish and they were all confused. Apparently people can't look past their stereotypes.
I am jewish on both sides and my dad is too. His family has been in argentina since the 1800s.
Great Video!
I really love your videos but most of all i love the people that work with you... Poor dude with the 500k t-shirt... Gracias por hacerme reir siempre con tus videos jajaja
vamooooss!! judía y Latina carajo
In fact, my ancesters were sephardics. Me encantó la parte que pusieron la pista de la canción de la perinola o peonza, como la quieran llamar da igual más o menos por el 1:30 in fact i remember a friend of mine who was in shock back in NJ and asked me THERE IS A SPANISH VERSION OF THAT SONG! Cuz i was singing DUÉROL, DUÉROL, DUEROL, DE ARCILLA DE FABRIQUÉ, DUÉROL, DUÉROL, DUÉROL, CON DUÉROL JUGARÉ...
Outstanding! Loved it!
Excelent video. I want more like this
OMG the Argentinian part was SO funny
Isn't it ironic that a lot of Nazis and Jews went to the same places after WW2? o.O
Probably they went there to keep the hunting
Sii, no he visto el video pero se que me encantará, que bueno que estoy aquí tan temprano, volveré a comentar luego que lo vea.
My favorite flama video!
Where is the arabic latino video?
+Miracoli SecretFairy This!
+Miracoli SecretFairy yasss
+Miracoli SecretFairy Argentina says: DENY DENY DENY!
***** I am a palestinian descendent from Honduras, saludos Jorge! :)
+Jorge Gómez I think they don't get as much attention because they blend in easily, and most of them(_at least in Mexico, I don't know about Chile_) are Catholic just like everybody else.
"Jewish names" Are you sure they're Jewish and not of German descent ??
latin america has sephardic and mizrahim ( Jews from the middle east). johana is ashkenazi descent
No you're right, they're German. But many, many, many Ashkenazic Jews come from German descent.
Jews have adopted surnames only in the last few centuries. Before that they were known as X son of Y (just like is still the case in Iceland). When they were forced to adopt surnames, they used the language they spoke for it. Ashkenazi Jews spoke Yiddish, and Yiddish came from German. Thus many of these surnames have German meanings.
Latin America is mainly Ashkenazi. Probably over 95%.
Az Zam Which is kind of ironic, considering that Sephardic Jews come from Spain.
Thank you, no chris on this one, keep going Joana you are great
YOUUU USEEED MYY LAST NAMEEEE!!! I love you Joa! Saludos desdee Venezuela
En Puerto Rico hay judíos también pero nunca e conocido a uno porque la mayoría de las personas son católicas o protestantes. Yo soy pagana y creo que somos más escasos todavía lol.
Claudia Rivera y si..😁
there's also Jews in puerto Rico..
Many Sephardic Jewish ancestry in Hispanics particularly Mexicans
History of the world, dude!
i really really loved this. this was so specific. & finally Latino Jews can get more recognition.
In fact, in Argentina, we have a kosher McDonald's.
Jewish Mexican here. My family left Eastern Europe in the 1920s with the intention of going to Chicago, but the United States had immigration quotas at the time and my great-grandparents weren’t allowed to immigrate. So, they settled in Mexico City instead. I was born there three generations later.
I'm not Jewish but my grandmother's grandmother was. Her surname was Stein and her mother was Enz. She only left us delicious cakes recipes... and taught to her daughters songs in german to sing when they were drunk (family secret).
PS: Saludos desde Argentina.
I'm in love with Joanna! ♡♡
that's make 2 of us....hahaha
Where my other white Hispanics at
🙋🙋🙋🙋
they're in the telenovelas hahaha
+Mavila Aquí....
aaay lmao
In Spain
You're talented, you've found a good niche
THIS VIDEO ROCKS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! .. you should have added 1 more thing that I always tell people.. not all latin Jews are Sephardic just because we speak Spanish.. LOVED UR VIDEO !!
+Jacob B.
Just for the sake of argument, what do you call an Ashkenazi Jew who lives in Spain and has Spanish citizenship? Because the word in modern Hebrew for "Spain" is "Sefarad" (just like in medieval Hebrew) and a citizen of Sefarad in modern Hebrew is technically a "Sefaradi." And there is an Ashkenazi-Jewish community in Spain now as well, many of its members took Spanish citizenship. Many of them are ex-Argentinians who moved there during the period of the junta. I just wanted to confuse the issue more.
FINALLY!!! SOMEONE CAN FINALLY EXPLAIN IT IN A VIDEO!! NOW ALL I'LL DO IS MAKE PPL WATCH THIS WHEN EVER THEY ASK ME ABOUT BEING PUERTO RICQUÑO AND JEW!! LMFAO
+Mark Views ....Juan Epstein... google that
Weird that there'd be Jews in Argentina, isn't that where a lot of ex-Nazis ended up?
Sadly, yes..
Here exits a lot of german towns.. before the nazis taked power in germany.. these towns expanded because they run away from the nazis.. my mother's parent's for example (they wasn't jews but they was german who didn't like nazis so they must run)
So, when the nazis began to lose, some came here to hide.. and the goverment in that moment was nazi-friendly but they dennied that (they always wanted nazi tech).. But Argentina accepted everyone, jews, nazis, germans, russians, italians, spanish.. so i imagined that it was very easy to pass without bigger problems, hide some time and went to another place..
Gaston Pereyra Thanks for the earnest reply.
As many said above, most germans came to argentina before the nazis ever existed. And during the war a lot of jews came here as well as nazis.
Part of my family are German Jews and part of my family are Hungarian Nazis :D
there are very few german descent people in comparison to jewish
there is not even a significant movement of new-nazis. more proof the whole nazi inmigration here is pure BULLSHIT
that's something people with a lot of power said back the to talk shit about Peron. Something hat seems even more plausible when a group of USA funded military group ovethrew his goverment in 1976, staring a dictatorship of terror and blood that killed 30,000 people and dissapeared babies of those people
so you tell me.......................
haruno21 Sorry but no. Saying that there are more Jewish descendants than Germans is statistically wrong. You just need to look up the statistics. Two more things:
1) Hundreds of thousands of Germans came here that not only had nothing to do with the Nazis or even came before the NSDAP existed. But also a lot of Germans DID NOT EVEN CAME FROM GERMANY. In Argentina we had a huge immigration of VOLGA GERMANS.
2) Most Jews that came to Argentina WHERE ALSO GERMANS. And they don't stop being Germans for being jews. They are both things.
But it's really important that people get informed and find out that most German-Argentinians came way before WW2.
I would start discussing the other part of your statement about Peron, by like, remiding you that the Peron was the one that brought Lopez Rega here to Argentina to kill babys, but well, thats another story.
"Estúpidos que gritan, imberbes, infiltrados..."
Don't forget Ecuador! They gave away Visas to any Jew who wanted to escape Europe at the beginning of WW2. My Dad's family moved there in 1938 from Czekoslovakia and my Mom's in 1939 from Austria.
I really wish you taught all of my history classes.
Why is Flama so butthurt with argentinians?
Todos nos odian
nah! you are top... I love BS and the music heritage you gave us
Cuz People from Argentina think they're European thus thinking they are better than anyone from Latin America. In short valen verga.
That's the stereotype. I have a friend from there and he's nothing like the stereotype.
Después nosotros somos los xenofobos
Flama should do a bit about Chinese Dominicans lol Should be funny.
In argentina we even have "gauchos judíos" (which can be translated as "jewish cowboy") and they were a very important part of our history.
You had many waves of Jewish immigration to South America but mostly: Spanish inquisition and exile from Portugal (chased them all the way to Brazil), pogroms in Europe, WW2.
My family is Argentinian Ashkenazi Jews who moved to Argentina when Baron Hirsch bought lands there to help Jews escape persecution in Eastern Europe at the end of the 19th century and early 20th century.
where i used to live in mex (baja california ) theres a large population of asian people with last names like fuzikawa
i'm pretty sure that's a japanese surname
+legiterally wtf Japanese people are asians, duh!
Lemus, maybe you were at Mexicali, my hometown. Rumors say 40% of people around here are chinese or chinese descents
+LuisGallardo124 no shit lmao what i'm saying is that fuzikawa isn't exactly a jewish surname (apparently some asians do have jewish surnames according to this person) so i apologise for the misinterpretation.
LuisGallardo124 down south not a lot i live en el valle but in the city you see a lot of asian people :0
Para cuando un vídeo de latinos que no son latinos porque nuestra lengua y cultura es la de nuestros ancestros aunque vivamos en ciudad?? A los latinos asiáticos y autóctonos siempre nos ignoran. Es que no existimos?
My dads is family are Sephardic from Spain and my mom is Honduran. I'm happy you made this video because I got tired of explaining to my Non-Jewish friends.
Channels like these need to be put up on a pedestal because people NEED to be educated about this sort of thing so we can end the IGNORANCE.