I'm African American and I have traveled to El Salvador many times. I absolutely love the people. I was treated wonderfully well. Que viva El Salvador!
@@xiomaracisneros-Dyck Well, that's not really true, knowing the history of Afro Salvadorans. You must not have listened to the conversation. It's easy to dismiss other people's struggles when they don't affect us.
@@teddydavis2339 My grandma,my great grandma and dad were Afro Salvadorans, they never suffered racism throughout their lives. I have black features, a broad nose,dark skin and curly hair. I’ve never experienced racism or bullying. I think this girl was pretty much lying for attention, just by analyzing her answers.
I agree with you too 🇸🇻😍 she’s fine af 😍🤤 afro Salvadoreñas are a blessing for our homeland 🇸🇻💙🇸🇻 she’s one of us 😤 and anyone who disagrees with me would have to fight me 😂 no joke.
@@phantxm706 On my motha😂!! Afro Salvadorans got my heart Frl😩. They are the ones who make our country bright, I’m so glad to know another Salvadoran like u who agrees with me 🇸🇻🇸🇻🇸🇻
my mother was afro and 3 of my brothers too, I had never heard of such a thing of racism. Our community always treated us the same as everybody. There was no problem who we dated or be friends too. We were from Cabanas.
my family was treated with racism in the hispanic community:/, salvadoran community treated us like family but when my grandma crossed the border she was treated differently in mexico
What a beautiful Afro Salvadoran girl. You are a beautiful representation of the very few African Salvadoran I have ever seen. God bless you and keep up the good attitude. You are one of us and we are proud of you 👍🏽 😍
There aren't Afro Salvadorans, she is Guyanese-Salvadoran, we didn't have African slaves. Any black is from new immigration, but not from Africa but from Latin America. Before these absurd videos, many people didn't even care about skin colour, what they do to create SEGREGATION, we don't care about skin color because everyone is just Salvadoran and mestizo. He is teaching our people to care about skin colour, he is teaching us to be RACIST.
I didn’t know the word “RACISM” until I came to North America. It doesn’t matter the color of your skin, your shape, or your background; in El Salvador you are treated the same if you are saldadorean. Please do not bring that victimization bull sh** that exist in The USA. Yes, we joke around. We can call “negro” to our friend, the same we call “gordo” to a chubby body, but is just for affection and love. A bit different if you are a tourist, then I could say you will be treated different, but it will be for the fact that you are just a simple tourist. Again, it won’t matter you are white, black or grey.
Create with cement, don't get confused with discrimation with racism. In El Salvador they will discriminate you based on your social status, if you're broke, they will look down on you
Edwin you can only speak for your experience and I’m glad you think that way. But she’s telling you her experience as an Afro Salvadoran woman which is something you’ll never be, which more strongly proves her points because it’s her true experience. I’m sure most people treat her like everyone one else but that’s doesn’t mean that there hasn’t been the outlier that has made her feel less because of how she looks.
No creo que El Salvador sea descriminador porque yo soy negro salvadoreño y parezco afroamericano y nunca recibí eso mi país no es a si ahora vivo en Estados Unidos for 23 years
Lo que pasa es que la niña era acomplejada y quería ser blanca y no por que la atacaban. Muchas blancas quieren ser más blancas, y conozco blancas aquí en El Salvador que quisieran ser negras.
I’m from El Salvador and all I can say that people treat everyone equal. There’s no racial discrimination in El Salvador it’s more of a social economic status that folks look upon. Many Afro Salvadorans have migrated from , Honduras and Nicaragua.
I was born in El Salvador 🇸🇻 and the only racism I saw was between the Rich and the Poor but never about skin color as we have all shade of skin colors. I’ve also never saw a community of afro-Salvadoran like they have in Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Costa Rica etc…. It would of been nice to know the history of her family . Every human being should be treated with Love and Respect!
Afro-Salvadorans were assimilated into the current ethnic makeup well over 100 years ago. The very few Afro-Salvadorans currently in existence are most likely first or second generation born in ES of Afro immigrants into ES from Belize, Honduras and Nicaragua mainly, few from Costa Rica and Panama. Back in colonial times, African slaves were forbidden in ES, this is the main reason why you don’t see many descendants. The few slaves or freed slaves that were able to settle in ES disappeared or were assimilated with time.
El Salvador ethnically, 0.16% are black, 86.3% of Salvadorans are mixed (mixed Native Salvadoran and European (mostly Spanish) origin). Another 12.7% is of pure European descent, 1% are of pure indigenous descent, and others are 0.64%.
Interesting - I’m from El Salvador and we didn’t grow up seeing racism- in El Salvador the problem is not on the color of the skin but if you’re poor or rich. I hope social media it’s not helping with this because than we will end up like the US seeing racism on EVERYTHING!
Exactly, racism is an American thing. In El Salvador has to do with your social status. The poorer you are, the more people will look down on you. Skin color doesn't count.
@@RobertRod818 Hatred in all forms are everywhere, but majority of people in every country, region are very kind and wants to live in harmony and peace. A small percentage just want to keep us all divided, and sadly some of them may larger influence and/or power over others and control of certain regions/communities. But always remember to treat each every person with kindness and judge every individual based on their character not their skin, religion, gender etc.
Yo soy de Santa Ana, soy de piel morena y me dicen moreno y otros negrito, no lo siento como Racismo , cuando niño si sentía raro que decían así, pensaba que era racismo , pero así también trataban a los de piel más blanca les decíamos cheles , paludismo y sin color , todo era burla pero sin discriminación
Great interview Mr. Philly !! Ms.Levi Maria Toney , Is so beautiful, so sweet , so humble, she’s the best representation of our Afro descendants in El Salvador 🇸🇻, I wish she could be in our national TV programs from our county , like Hola El Salvador , a hostess in national news , or a member in our Salvadoran government , she has the skills and education to perform this careers ……… Ms. Levi mention Ahuachapan and San Vicente for having more Afro descendants, but , they’re all over the country, some of them don’t want to be recognized as Afro descendants or they don’t know it , …… me personally i think you will find them in San Miguel , Usulutan , and specialty San Alejo , La union . God bless you Mr. Philly, you’re doing a outstanding job , thank you for showing the denied true by Salvadoran government for more than 200 years, we Salvadoran are Afro indigenous or Afro mestizo, base on Salvadoran DNA . Greetings from Houston tx. 🇸🇻🌍🌎🙏🏾
Afro Salvadorans are hard to find because they were prevented from entering the country as slaves.I did not know there were Afro Salvadorans.We ,Salvadorans are not prone to classify people by race.We learn to classify people by race after living in the USS
Thats not quite accurate. They were definitely brought to the country as slaves for many many years. It wasnt until a law that prevented entrance to anyone coming in of Afro, Arab, indigenous descendance because we had to lighten the population so only migration from spain was allowed. This isnt history taught in american schools though. Its taught in El salvador itself. Its why why we also have a huuuuge palestinian population as well.
En el salvador no hay racismo de piel ,hay racismo de clases sociales esta bien marcado depende cuanto dinero tienes y donde vives yo lo e sentido en carne propia y soy chelito.
The problem with videos like this is that you're presenting a false narrative that there are populations of Salvadorans that are predominately African. This girl is of course black, but it's because her father is Black Guyanese! She is of recent immigrant descent. Putting "forgotten people" in the title makes it seem like there are communities of Africans living in El Salvador that have been hidden away from the spotlight and that's just not the case. I've come across "Afro-Salvadoran" organizations that are made up mostly of insane liberals from the USA that get some cornrows and pretend to be black. It's no different from white people claiming to be 1/16th cherokee. It's insanity and should honestly be offensive to real Afro-Latinos that are visibly and undoubtedly black.
You're right, before these absurd videos, many people didn't even care about skin colour, what they do to create SEGREGATION, we don't care about skin color because everyone is just Salvadoran and mestizo. He is teaching our people to care about skin colour, he is teaching us to be RACIST
@@PhillyDom you mean, she is Guyanese-Salvadoran, who cares if her family is from Africa, who knows how many generations ago, we only care her family is Guyanese, not her skin colour, if we worry about her skin colour that would be RACISM, exactly what you are promoting.
El Salvador ethnically, 0.16% are black, 86.3% of Salvadorans are mixed (mixed Native Salvadoran and European (mostly Spanish) origin). Another 12.7% is of pure European descent, 1% are of pure indigenous descent, and others are 0.64%.
My brother just a little correction when using a Demonym for El Salvador, which is salvadorean or Salvadorian is the correct way to pronounce it You ONLY use “ EL” to say the name of the country ( EL SALVADOR) Thanks for your videos ! Greetings from Dallas Tx Viva El Salvador 🇸🇻!!!
It is so sad that it takes a black dude from another country to enlighten people about the black history in El Salvador. I wish there were more historians dedicated to this topic in El Salvador
Actually there are historians/other folks who have studied researched, discussed and thought other about then African heritage (culture, influence and ancestry) of El Salvador. Some are Salvadoran and I appreciate their knowledge and input on the subject.
Yeah, exporting racism and American problems to a country that hasn't had that kind of problems. This beautiful and smart black girl was already been a beauty queen, what is needed is EDUCATION not felling pity about our skin color like blacks in USA. That girl attitude reminds me of a beautiful, unforgotten Salvadoran friend that is always in my best memories.
Most of the cases blacks are made invisible in central and South American countries. Even in Brazil soap operas on TV white actors portray black slaves as part of their invisibility. Also you don’t hear a lot about Belice, both Guyanas, and Surinam. You could imagine that the second President in Mexico Guerrero was an Afro descent person who abolished slavery before Lincoln but never mentioned. Just to give you an idea check the music of some countries that are from Afro descent people Candombe from Uruguay, Bomba Ecuatoriana, Bomba Puertorriqueña, Palo and Merengue, and Punta (from the Garifuna people) are examples of invisibility.
I am a salvadorean living in the US 30 years. The word Racism or Discrimination, never heard of it in el salvador. Please let's NOT start introducing those DISGUSTING subjects to our humble noble people. Have fun in el salvador and give respect and you will receive all respect you deserve. DIOS BENDIGA A EL SALVADOR. GOD BLESS EL SALVADOR.
@@PhillyDom With all my respect I really want you to read all your messages of disapproval! Please keep your rotten mentality and disgusting hate that you're spreading. Keep your north American rotten mentality and please focus on positive things rather than negative
In Honduras you will find a lot of african descendants. El salvador has a few but not a lot. I think if there is afro Salvadoran is because they emigrated from Honduras. I'm not being discriminating I'm just saying what I know and what I see on TV and videos..
El Salvador ethnically, 0.16% are black, 86.3% of Salvadorans are mixed (mixed Native Salvadoran and European (mostly Spanish) origin). Another 12.7% is of pure European descent, 1% are of pure indigenous descent, and others are 0.64%.
The UA-camr guy sounds like a race hustler… his first question was: ask her how she is treated? We are not cry babies like the black Americans. The only problem in general is discrimination and its doesn’t matter the color of your skin. My aunt is black and my cousins too we all were living together.My mother was the only one that was white and that is God’s creation Sometimes people think that I’m white American but the truth is that I grow up working in the cotton fields with my mother in the late 80s early 90s
Let's make one thing clear, this young lady and her family immigrated into El Salvador back in 50's, she's a descendant of Honduran and they entered thru Sonsonate because it borders Honduras, my family tree history goes back over 200 years and one of my aunts who is 90 years old confirmed this to me, I remember when I was a kid I saw a black person who had came from Honduras and I remember clearly scratching his arm to see if he was wearing black paint and was trying to remove it because I had never seen a person of color but I'm so happy to hear that everyone is welcome to my beloved country I only wish the U.S would use the same mentality. God bless...Peace!
Oh, WoW, I never knew that. By looking at a map, Sonsonate does not border Honduras at all 🤔 I appreciate you sharing your point of view but the map is not adding up. Do you know Levy's family personally to speak on their family history?
@@PhillyDom Let me remind you that African slaves were brought to different parts of the world and it happened less than 200 years ago, some landed in the U.S, Haiti, Belize, Honduras, Cuba to name a few, regarding your comment about if I knew that young lady is no I don't but you should had asked her if her family immigrated from Honduras and if they did when did it happen. I'm sure she was born in El Salvador and she should be proud of her heritage regardless of where you're from.
Uh okaayyyy.. let me make something clear..as a Salvadorian, let me attest to the fact that I have seen other Salvadorians that distinctively have afro features, the ones that are considered "Afro-Mestizo" BUT it's not to the point that they have their own community in El Salvador or they're separated from the general population.. and after being to El Salvador a couple of times, I have never seen straight-up Afro-Salvadorians there
She’s right El Salvador tends to favor the white side of its population full blood Indians or full blood blacks or half blood blacks have always been under the radar for the last 100 years
The truth why we don't have Afro-Salvadoran community in El Salvador like in the neighbor countries, is because one of ours country father whose name was José Simeón Cañas, abolished slavery on March 11th, 1824 , I believe El Salvador was the first country to do it so in the world , 65 year's before France and USA. Did after the assassination of Malkon X , and the murder of Martin Luther King
I grew up in El Salvador, and there always kids who are bullies just like any other country, and i can understand the pain this caused to this beautiful young lady. El salvador has only one type of discrimination, the rich vs the poor . When I moved to the US, I served in the US Marine and thats when i learned and experiened racism and descrimination, i was called every single racist name and punished by just been the only latino in my platoon, I was always assigned to hard labor for no reason to be punished with AWOL and soldiers who have disorderly conduct . , I was hit and humiliated in front of my peers and others and my superiors never punished the soldiers involved, in fact i was asked if i want to leave the Marines or continue my service in the Navy or leave with Honoroble discharge to protect the white racist soldier. So I left and became a network engineer
Yo de niño conocí gente de ascendencia negra en El Salvador pero nunca me imaginé que fueran negros, lo descubrí cuando me vine a USA. Siempre los ví como iguales. Y eso es lo que me molesta de estos grupos que tratan de hacer ver que los descendientes africanos en el país viven la misma situación que los negros en USA, cuando son realidades distintas. Los africanos en El Salvador fueron asimilados completamente, la gente común no los puede identificar como negros. Y esa niña que entrevistan estoy casi seguro que no es de la población original de africanos traídos durante la colonia. Vean al grupo que está bailando, esos son los descendientes africanos salvadoreños, a mi parecer no son distintos de otros salvadoreños.
Exacto!!!!!! Pasè lo mismo!!!!!! Yo aprendí aquî en USA,,, en mi pueblo havian familias pero nunca los tratamos diferentes,,,nunca los vimos diferentes , eramos lo mismo!!! Btw she’s beautiful!!!
Totalmente de acuerdo con tú comentario, y sabes algo ? hoy con la apertura que tiene nuestro país El Salvador con el resto del mundo van a tratar de sembrar división y otras ideologías, ya lo pude discernir a través de éste video, pues conozco a mí gente qué de una manera sutil se dejan lavar el Coco
I know Levi long time ago she famous in beauty pagents in the country she shows how strong AfroSalvadoream women can be and very beatiful i know since 2012 very knowing in the country great girl very nice
It’s not hard like she describes , the thing over there is that you black you white you Chinese, it don’t matter we all look at ourselves the same, the bigger difference is between rich and poor. But if you’re all poor there’s no racial division as you see here in the us. By the way I’m from SANTA ANA, La ciudad morena.
Yo soy de el salvador y los lugares que menciona de Raza Negra como San Vicente ahuchapan no me acuerdo Haber observado morenos ahi.por cierto cuando Nino si algun futbolista negro aparecia en la calle era algo novedoso. Ella's es preciosa pero la historia de Martinez cambio la historia.
I'm A African American Man With Native Indigenous American Indian In My Family DNA.. I Love My African People From All Walks Of Being From Outside Front North America!! This Wonderful Women On Here Are So Pretty And Very Intelligent ✨✨.
I'm a from APANECA,AHUACHAPÁN. TIERRA BENDITA. I REMEMBER VIVIDLY AS IT WAS YESTERDAY . EL NEGRO LUIS IBARRA,RICHARD, a young man, who was a cobrador de buses.El referirse a personas negras como negras no es discrimination. They are SALVADORAN just like MEZTILLOS ARE. BROTHER'S FOR EVER. ATIQUIZAYA !!!!
Not true... Any that is from the Caribbean or Panama know this... Also anyone that has studied black history Caribbean know about black Mexicans. Costa ricans Peru all of central and south america have rich post slavery imprint.... I am Panamanian and speak spanish and I am black... yes I actually exist
Please leave the victim mentality in the U.S., I was born in ES and raised in the U.S... I have been back here and living in ES for 15+ years now. Our focus in our country is to be United, Freedom and God. We want no part of what's going on the U.S. Please respect our culture and way of living. No matter what country you go to you will always find racism, we learn to overcome that and move on with our life here. We are all one human race.
Great comment. People always want to stir up stuff with the victim mentality for everything these days. Leave that at the door. ES is a great country with fantastic people. 😎
@@Ccoleworld3Every country has its history. Here in ES we do not relate to the history in the USA. You're making it about race with these videos. We have suffered as people here in this country from problems you cannot fathom and racism is not on the list. Our whole country is under the wealth ladder and we are trying to recover from 20 yrs of political corruption. The whole Salvadoran race want you to understand that and leave us alone and respect our culture.
@@Ccoleworld3 Stop man, really?! Move on with your life and educate yourself. African slaves didn't built our cities. Please stop commenting and stay in your lane. We are free men and women in this country and we don't support your ideology of victimization.
@@Ccoleworld3 Man, you want to protest and you feel victimized then go to Spain. Make your case to the Spaniards. Educate yourself sir, this is not Spain. This is El Salvador. We we're freed from Spanish ruling on Sept 15th 1821.
I’m from El Salvador 🇸🇻 when I was there I never see it a black person ! and I never heard about racism! The only difference I saw 👀 is the rich and poor ! I’m shock to know there’s black people in El Salvador !
@@PhillyDom So if you know she is a race mixed FOREIGNER why are you attempting to create a fake image of El Salvador as if there is some forgotten black population Why do you people do this pro black afro centrist lying
@@ultimasolucion6904 well she is not a foreigner if she was born in El Salvador. By law if your born in El Salvador, you are Salvadoran..this is NOT like the Dominican Republic where by law you are not Dominican even if your born there....... Would you consider white Salvadorans or Arab Salvadorans as foreigners too?🙄 Is Nayib Bukele a foreigner just because he is a Palestinian Salvadoran? Are Mestizos also foreigners becuase they have Spanish ancestry? The only people that you might not call foreigners are the indigenous Salvadorans
No se trata de racismo se trata que los negros no forman parte de los pueblos originarios del Salvador de los cuales el 99% de los salvadorenos descenden...A caso en estados unidos reconose la constitucion a los desendientes de salvadorenos? pues no ya que la proporcion es Negligente osea casi nada...Y en El salvador a los afrodesendientes hay que buscar los con lupa..
Es una lastima lo que ella tuvo que pasar por el acoso o racismo en su niñez, creo qué en esos momentos de niñez los niños no saben lo qué dicen y creo qué ahora ella ya no se siente como en esos días dónde se sintió acosada pienso que "son cosas de niños" la verdad yo la conozco a ella y se que socialmente ella es muy popular y exitosa se les quiere y estima , mi abuela era de color , mi familia hay personas negras y nos aceptamos tal y como somos ,, humanos 🙏
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There’s no Afro descendants in El Salvador 🇸🇻..she is either from Honduras, Guatemala, Costa Rica or Nicaragua..el Salvador Is the only country that no have African community ..
En los 1991 yo no vi Salvadoreños de color. Solo vi indígenas de color moreno . Pero me gustaría haber conocidos morenos . Creo que un presidente no dejó entrar morenos . Please don’t call Afro Salvadorian. She is Salvadoran . We don’t segregate people. Peace
No creo ésta historia, como Salvadoreño, creo que nunca hemos discriminado a nadie de piel obscura por el hecho de ser mestizos y dentro de nuestro adn llevamos una mezcla única, ya que a la hora de engendrar hijos en nuestras familias nacen con todas clases de tonalidades de piel y rasgos faciales y cabello, tenemos hijos blancos , obscuros , caramelo y canela o café ; tampoco ha llegado algún extranjero con sus políticas de tratar de sembrar división racial en El Salvador , porque no lo permitiriamos, éso sería el colmo, en El Salvador todos somos mestizos y allí se encuentran todas las etnias del mundo, somos el país del Crisol de Razas, somos The Melting Pot 🇸🇻🇸🇻🇸🇻💙💙🇸🇻🇸🇻🇸🇻
@@user-hf8eh1fe3c También soy Salvadoreño 100% , aunque llevo largo rato de vivir fuera de El Salvador; mi respuesta a tú primer comentario, es que no hay morenos ni mestizos en la TV Salvadoreña porque no ha habido ninguno que haya aspirado por ésa profesión
Creo que llegaron predominantemente de Honduras hace varias décadas. En mi departamento de Usulután donde yo nací y crecí antes de los 90'S no vi a ni uno solo que fuera nativo de ahí. Saludos a todos
No llegaron de Honduras, El Salvador tuvo su cuota de esclavos en Los años 1600 tal como en ese tiempo existia el commercio de esclavos, Lee sobre esa parte de la historia de afros en El Salvador.
@@anaase918, y cómo yo nunca lei eso que e tu dices cuando estaba estudiando historia en mi país? Y mira que soy bastante bueno para eso que todavia estudio a manera autodidacta
It is a small minority thats why but they're not descriminated they're just treated like everyone else. The rest of central american countries have more blacks because they had beaches on the Atlantic ocean El Salvadior does not. When blacks got to Central America most of them were brought during the slave trade but there was an incident were some escape from english ships and ended up in Honduras, Nicaragua and Guatemala. El Salvador the vast majority are mestizos and a minority white europeans and small minority africans and arabs or pakestinians and jews.
Philly Dom with you talking about the low views thing one thing you could do is try to make your titles more click baity with more intresting and exciting thumbnails to catch your target markets attention more. I've been seeing a UA-camr who had lower views grow a lot in a short time by doing this. Keep uploading consistently but think quality over content. Maybe make your vids a little shorter and end them with a cliff hanger so the audience will anticipate the next one as they will want to see what happens next.You might also want to try making some of your titles Spanish or use some Spanish words in them.
As a salvadorean This is the right time to change our mentality , we have the right president, who really care for his people, he went trough the same issues, because he is Arab descendent. Is time to educate our people, we are easy going people
I lived inEl Salvador in the 60s the only black person I ever saw was a guy from Panama . Now I see more because mostly migration from Honduras and other Countries with large Black population I think the main reason we don't have many is because we don't have Atlantic Ocean and that's were they came from
More than racism there is discrimination for social class. That is the biggest social issue. The most racist thing that does happen, is that Salvadorans tend to prefer foreigners or “exotic” looking people compared to the mixed general population but it gets nowhere near the racism that countries like USA have on their mind. We just don’t have the same historical problems, since race was never a major factor, it’s always been political, and ideological divisions for El Salvador.
Lo que es el lado de la familia de mi Papá son morenos mi tío Abuelo era negrito y siempre lo recordaré con mucho cariño . En mi país no existe el racismo todos se tratan por igual como seres humanos. 😉🇸🇻🍺🍻⭐✨⭐
She is gorgeous my tia (my uncle wife) is Afro Salvadoran and our Family love her and my Grandmother protect her from any discrimination back in the 50s.
At the beggining of the interview, when she was labeled as "Afro-Salvadorean", she said the correct term should be "black", guy did not translated correctly.
PD is taking on a project. A great project, because El Salvador is not known for having Afro descendants but it begs the question, how is it possible?? Honduras, Nicaragua, Belize, Costa Rica, panama, all have Blacks. There's gotta be something lost in Salvadorian history regarding Afro descendants there.🇸🇻🇸🇻🤔
My Goodness!!! She is so beautiful 🥰👍🏽 I promised you I honestly believe that there was no black people in Salvador🤔 Qué gran gusto me dio, bueno, me da mejor dicho conoce a una negra salvadoreña por primera vez. I really appreciate you interviewing her👍🏽👌🏽it was really awesome!! .
I'm African American and I have traveled to El Salvador many times. I absolutely love the people. I was treated wonderfully well. Que viva El Salvador!
Bro! You are very welcome to my home country just as any other foreign!! I hope you comeback very soon!!
None in El Salvador think about the color of the skin.. what is the problematics she talk?
@@xiomaracisneros-Dyck Well, that's not really true, knowing the history of Afro Salvadorans. You must not have listened to the conversation. It's easy to dismiss other people's struggles when they don't affect us.
Truth is we love color
@@teddydavis2339 My grandma,my great grandma and dad were Afro Salvadorans, they never suffered racism throughout their lives. I have black features, a broad nose,dark skin and curly hair. I’ve never experienced racism or bullying. I think this girl was pretty much lying for attention, just by analyzing her answers.
She is extremely gorgeous 🥰, she’s a gem in El Salvador 🇸🇻
Totally agree with you 👍🇸🇻. Ella es una autentica Joya en el Pais. 💜🇸🇻😍
I agree with you too 🇸🇻😍 she’s fine af 😍🤤 afro Salvadoreñas are a blessing for our homeland 🇸🇻💙🇸🇻 she’s one of us 😤 and anyone who disagrees with me would have to fight me 😂 no joke.
@@phantxm706 On my motha😂!! Afro Salvadorans got my heart Frl😩. They are the ones who make our country bright, I’m so glad to know another Salvadoran like u who agrees with me 🇸🇻🇸🇻🇸🇻
my mother was afro and 3 of my brothers too, I had never heard of such a thing of racism. Our community always treated us the same as everybody. There was no problem who we dated or be friends too. We were from Cabanas.
my family was treated with racism in the hispanic community:/, salvadoran community treated us like family but when my grandma crossed the border she was treated differently in mexico
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Sensuntepeque Cabañas here!!
@@zrusso8731 Cinquera here !!!
Respect. My grandfather, my dad's dad, was Afro-Salvadoran. Quality content, PD!
It's beautiful and makes me proud .m
What a beautiful Afro Salvadoran girl. You are a beautiful representation of the very few African Salvadoran I have ever seen. God bless you and keep up the good attitude. You are one of us and we are proud of you 👍🏽 😍
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There aren't Afro Salvadorans, she is Guyanese-Salvadoran, we didn't have African slaves. Any black is from new immigration, but not from Africa but from Latin America. Before these absurd videos, many people didn't even care about skin colour, what they do to create SEGREGATION, we don't care about skin color because everyone is just Salvadoran and mestizo. He is teaching our people to care about skin colour, he is teaching us to be RACIST.
@@azzv.kuskatanshe is an Afro-Salvadoran. She identified herself as such; therefore, she is a beautiful afro-Salvadoran queen. 🌋🇸🇻🌋
@@songmontuno9105 I can say I'm a chair, that doesn't really make me a chair, facts vs imagination.
@@azzv.kuskatanif you are born in El Salvador, that makes you Salvadoran. Independently of your physical characteristics.
I didn’t know the word “RACISM” until I came to North America. It doesn’t matter the color of your skin, your shape, or your background; in El Salvador you are treated the same if you are saldadorean. Please do not bring that victimization bull sh** that exist in The USA. Yes, we joke around. We can call “negro” to our friend, the same we call “gordo” to a chubby body, but is just for affection and love.
A bit different if you are a tourist, then I could say you will be treated different, but it will be for the fact that you are just a simple tourist. Again, it won’t matter you are white, black or grey.
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True, we are not racist this is not the USA this is El Salvador
Me tooI did not knew about racism until came to usa
Create with cement, don't get confused with discrimation with racism. In El Salvador they will discriminate you based on your social status, if you're broke, they will look down on you
Edwin you can only speak for your experience and I’m glad you think that way. But she’s telling you her experience as an Afro Salvadoran woman which is something you’ll never be, which more strongly proves her points because it’s her true experience. I’m sure most people treat her like everyone one else but that’s doesn’t mean that there hasn’t been the outlier that has made her feel less because of how she looks.
No creo que El Salvador sea descriminador porque yo soy negro salvadoreño y parezco afroamericano y nunca recibí eso mi país no es a si ahora vivo en Estados Unidos for 23 years
Lo que pasa es que la niña era acomplejada y quería ser blanca y no por que la atacaban. Muchas blancas quieren ser más blancas, y conozco blancas aquí en El Salvador que quisieran ser negras.
I’m from El Salvador and all I can say that people treat everyone equal. There’s no racial discrimination in El Salvador it’s more of a social economic status that folks look upon. Many Afro Salvadorans have migrated from , Honduras and Nicaragua.
I was born in El Salvador 🇸🇻 and the only racism I saw was between the Rich and the Poor but never about skin color as we have all shade of skin colors. I’ve also never saw a community of afro-Salvadoran like they have in Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Costa Rica etc…. It would of been nice to know the history of her family . Every human being should be treated with Love and Respect!
Bullshit I'm salvatrucho with dark skin n you do get treated different maybe not you you must have light brown skin
@@JoseGonzales-ul9sv lol facts. In ALL Latin america dark skin people are looked down upon and white lighter skin people are put on pedestals
Afro-Salvadorans were assimilated into the current ethnic makeup well over 100 years ago. The very few Afro-Salvadorans currently in existence are most likely first or second generation born in ES of Afro immigrants into ES from Belize, Honduras and Nicaragua mainly, few from Costa Rica and Panama. Back in colonial times, African slaves were forbidden in ES, this is the main reason why you don’t see many descendants. The few slaves or freed slaves that were able to settle in ES disappeared or were assimilated with time.
" Disappeared " ..... 🤔.... Interesting.....
El Salvador ethnically, 0.16% are black, 86.3% of Salvadorans are mixed (mixed Native Salvadoran and European (mostly Spanish) origin). Another 12.7% is of pure European descent, 1% are of pure indigenous descent, and others are 0.64%.
Interesting - I’m from El Salvador and we didn’t grow up seeing racism- in El Salvador the problem is not on the color of the skin but if you’re poor or rich.
I hope social media it’s not helping with this because than we will end up like the US seeing racism on EVERYTHING!
Exactly, racism is an American thing. In El Salvador has to do with your social status. The poorer you are, the more people will look down on you. Skin color doesn't count.
Racism exists in America, in Canada, in Europe, in Asia it’s everywhere not just an American thing.
Right! It's a matter of money, not race or skin color.
Translator needs some lessons, translated a lot of the stuff wrong. Made things sound worse than what she said.
@@RobertRod818 Hatred in all forms are everywhere, but majority of people in every country, region are very kind and wants to live in harmony and peace. A small percentage just want to keep us all divided, and sadly some of them may larger influence and/or power over others and control of certain regions/communities. But always remember to treat each every person with kindness and judge every individual based on their character not their skin, religion, gender etc.
Wow i hope she is salvadoran, that would make me so happy.
She is Salvadoran
No she is not
@@ultimasolucion6904 why not what info do you have to the contrary
@@ultimasolucion6904 aunque te duela. Cómo sabes que no?
@@exsenator1 That guy is a troll on you tube please ignore that arrogant fool.
Yo soy de Santa Ana, soy de piel morena y me dicen moreno y otros negrito, no lo siento como Racismo , cuando niño si sentía raro que decían así, pensaba que era racismo , pero así también trataban a los de piel más blanca les decíamos cheles , paludismo y sin color , todo era burla pero sin discriminación
Great interview Mr. Philly !! Ms.Levi Maria Toney , Is so beautiful, so sweet , so humble, she’s the best representation of our Afro descendants in El Salvador 🇸🇻, I wish she could be in our national TV programs from our county , like Hola El
Salvador , a hostess in national news , or a member in our Salvadoran government , she has the skills and education to perform this careers ……… Ms. Levi mention Ahuachapan and San Vicente for having more Afro descendants, but , they’re all over the country, some of them don’t want to be recognized as Afro descendants or they don’t know it , …… me personally i think you will find them in San Miguel , Usulutan , and specialty San Alejo , La union . God bless you Mr. Philly, you’re doing a outstanding job , thank you for showing the denied true by Salvadoran government for more than 200 years, we Salvadoran are Afro indigenous or Afro mestizo, base on Salvadoran DNA . Greetings from Houston tx. 🇸🇻🌍🌎🙏🏾
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Afro Salvadorans are hard to find because they were prevented from entering the country as slaves.I did not know there were Afro Salvadorans.We ,Salvadorans are not prone to classify people by race.We learn to classify people by race after living in the USS
Yeah strong institucional racism decades ago ,centuries ago
los natihos fueron. masacrados. mis qncestros😢🥺
nativos
ami meda colera todo esp entre la misma gente 😡😡nativos afro somo lo mismo pueblo
Thats not quite accurate. They were definitely brought to the country as slaves for many many years. It wasnt until a law that prevented entrance to anyone coming in of Afro, Arab, indigenous descendance because we had to lighten the population so only migration from spain was allowed. This isnt history taught in american schools though. Its taught in El salvador itself. Its why why we also have a huuuuge palestinian population as well.
En el salvador no hay racismo de piel ,hay racismo de clases sociales esta bien marcado depende cuanto dinero tienes y donde vives yo lo e sentido en carne propia y soy chelito.
She’s gorgeous! You go girl 👏🏻👏🏻
Beautiful lady.....good stuff Philly thanks for sharing the knowledge.
Si son nacidos en El Salvador son salvadoreños y hay que ampollarlos y no ala descriminacion🇸🇻🇸🇻❤️❤️👍👍
Toda centro America tienen Afro descendientes
The problem with videos like this is that you're presenting a false narrative that there are populations of Salvadorans that are predominately African. This girl is of course black, but it's because her father is Black Guyanese! She is of recent immigrant descent. Putting "forgotten people" in the title makes it seem like there are communities of Africans living in El Salvador that have been hidden away from the spotlight and that's just not the case. I've come across "Afro-Salvadoran" organizations that are made up mostly of insane liberals from the USA that get some cornrows and pretend to be black. It's no different from white people claiming to be 1/16th cherokee. It's insanity and should honestly be offensive to real Afro-Latinos that are visibly and undoubtedly black.
That was Deep appreciate the Share Family...... So you telling me Levi Mom is not a Afro-Salvadoran????
@@PhillyDom yes exactly
You're right, before these absurd videos, many people didn't even care about skin colour, what they do to create SEGREGATION, we don't care about skin color because everyone is just Salvadoran and mestizo. He is teaching our people to care about skin colour, he is teaching us to be RACIST
@@PhillyDom you mean, she is Guyanese-Salvadoran, who cares if her family is from Africa, who knows how many generations ago, we only care her family is Guyanese, not her skin colour, if we worry about her skin colour that would be RACISM, exactly what you are promoting.
El Salvador ethnically, 0.16% are black, 86.3% of Salvadorans are mixed (mixed Native Salvadoran and European (mostly Spanish) origin). Another 12.7% is of pure European descent, 1% are of pure indigenous descent, and others are 0.64%.
My brother just a little correction when using a Demonym for El Salvador, which is salvadorean or Salvadorian is the correct way to pronounce it
You ONLY use “ EL” to say the name of the country ( EL SALVADOR)
Thanks for your videos !
Greetings from Dallas Tx
Viva El Salvador 🇸🇻!!!
It is so sad that it takes a black dude from another country to enlighten people about the black history in El Salvador. I wish there were more historians dedicated to this topic in El Salvador
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Actually there are historians/other folks who have studied researched, discussed and thought other about then African heritage (culture, influence and ancestry) of El Salvador. Some are Salvadoran and I appreciate their knowledge and input on the subject.
Yeah, exporting racism and American problems to a country that hasn't had that kind of problems.
This beautiful and smart black girl was already been a beauty queen, what is needed is EDUCATION not felling pity about our skin color like blacks in USA. That girl attitude reminds me of a beautiful, unforgotten Salvadoran friend that is always in my best memories.
Most of the cases blacks are made invisible in central and South American countries. Even in Brazil soap operas on TV white actors portray black slaves as part of their invisibility. Also you don’t hear a lot about Belice, both Guyanas, and Surinam. You could imagine that the second President in Mexico Guerrero was an Afro descent person who abolished slavery before Lincoln but never mentioned. Just to give you an idea check the music of some countries that are from Afro descent people Candombe from Uruguay, Bomba Ecuatoriana, Bomba Puertorriqueña, Palo and Merengue, and Punta (from the Garifuna people) are examples of invisibility.
There is not Afro salvadorian . They are Salvadoran. We don’t see any different .
I am a salvadorean living in the US 30 years. The word Racism or Discrimination, never heard of it in el salvador.
Please let's NOT start introducing those DISGUSTING subjects to our humble noble people.
Have fun in el salvador and give respect and you will receive all respect you deserve.
DIOS BENDIGA A EL SALVADOR.
GOD BLESS EL SALVADOR.
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I agree. 200%
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Exactly.
👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 bravo
@@PhillyDom With all my respect I really want you to read all your messages of disapproval! Please keep your rotten mentality and disgusting hate that you're spreading. Keep your north American rotten mentality and please focus on positive things rather than negative
In Honduras you will find a lot of african descendants. El salvador has a few but not a lot. I think if there is afro Salvadoran is because they emigrated from Honduras. I'm not being discriminating I'm just saying what I know and what I see on TV and videos..
i mean yeah but most are from belize and some other parts of central america, back when slavery was done for, some of them moved to el salvador
El Salvador ethnically, 0.16% are black, 86.3% of Salvadorans are mixed (mixed Native Salvadoran and European (mostly Spanish) origin). Another 12.7% is of pure European descent, 1% are of pure indigenous descent, and others are 0.64%.
The UA-camr guy sounds like a race hustler… his first question was: ask her how she is treated? We are not cry babies like the black Americans. The only problem in general is discrimination and its doesn’t matter the color of your skin. My aunt is black and my cousins too we all were living together.My mother was the only one that was white and that is God’s creation Sometimes people think that I’m white American but the truth is that I grow up working in the cotton fields with my mother in the late 80s early 90s
blame the yanks...
I’m glad that he’s really reaching out to people to find out about Afro descendants in El Salvador.
Let's make one thing clear, this young lady and her family immigrated into El Salvador back in 50's, she's a descendant of Honduran and they entered thru Sonsonate because it borders Honduras, my family tree history goes back over 200 years and one of my aunts who is 90 years old confirmed this to me, I remember when I was a kid I saw a black person who had came from Honduras and I remember clearly scratching his arm to see if he was wearing black paint and was trying to remove it because I had never seen a person of color but I'm so happy to hear that everyone is welcome to my beloved country I only wish the U.S would use the same mentality. God bless...Peace!
Oh, WoW, I never knew that. By looking at a map, Sonsonate does not border Honduras at all 🤔 I appreciate you sharing your point of view but the map is not adding up. Do you know Levy's family personally to speak on their family history?
Sonsonate does not border Honduras at all 🤦🏻♂️this guys doesn’t know what he talking about
@@Alexxxxx945 I know, I meant to say Santa Ana, I haven't been in the country for more than 42 years..
@@PhillyDom Let me remind you that African slaves were brought to different parts of the world and it happened less than 200 years ago, some landed in the U.S, Haiti, Belize, Honduras, Cuba to name a few, regarding your comment about if I knew that young lady is no I don't but you should had asked her if her family immigrated from Honduras and if they did when did it happen. I'm sure she was born in El Salvador and she should be proud of her heritage regardless of where you're from.
Thank you for make it clear.
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Uh okaayyyy.. let me make something clear..as a Salvadorian, let me attest to the fact that I have seen other Salvadorians that distinctively have afro features, the ones that are considered "Afro-Mestizo" BUT it's not to the point that they have their own community in El Salvador or they're separated from the general population.. and after being to El Salvador a couple of times, I have never seen straight-up Afro-Salvadorians there
She is so beautiful and more than welcome in El Salvador ! So proud of her being Afro Salvadorean!!!
She is Beautiful !
Great Job! Philly Dom.
She’s right El Salvador tends to favor the white side of its population full blood Indians or full blood blacks or half blood blacks have always been under the radar for the last 100 years
Yeah same all over Latin America. The darkest legacies of colonization and slavery of human history on planet earth 🌍.
The truth why we don't have Afro-Salvadoran community in El Salvador like in the neighbor countries, is because one of ours country father whose name was José Simeón Cañas, abolished slavery on March 11th, 1824 , I believe El Salvador was the first country to do it so in the world , 65 year's before France and USA. Did after the assassination of Malkon X , and the murder of Martin Luther King
I'm salvadorian Iam so happy we have afro salvadoran in my country ❤
I grew up in El Salvador, and there always kids who are bullies just like any other country, and i can understand the pain this caused to this beautiful young lady. El salvador has only one type of discrimination, the rich vs the poor .
When I moved to the US, I served in the US Marine and thats when i learned and experiened racism and descrimination, i was called every single racist name and punished by just been the only latino in my platoon, I was always assigned to hard labor for no reason to be punished with AWOL and soldiers who have disorderly conduct . , I was hit and humiliated in front of my peers and others and my superiors never punished the soldiers involved, in fact i was asked if i want to leave the Marines or continue my service in the Navy or leave with Honoroble discharge to protect the white racist soldier. So I left and became a network engineer
Great share appreciate you raw breakdown of El Salvador....... One of my favorite counties in the world 🌍....
@@PhillyDomThat's your best response? Lol SMH
I am salvadorean,and had no idea of this,she is pretty.
Yo de niño conocí gente de ascendencia negra en El Salvador pero nunca me imaginé que fueran negros, lo descubrí cuando me vine a USA. Siempre los ví como iguales. Y eso es lo que me molesta de estos grupos que tratan de hacer ver que los descendientes africanos en el país viven la misma situación que los negros en USA, cuando son realidades distintas. Los africanos en El Salvador fueron asimilados completamente, la gente común no los puede identificar como negros. Y esa niña que entrevistan estoy casi seguro que no es de la población original de africanos traídos durante la colonia.
Vean al grupo que está bailando, esos son los descendientes africanos salvadoreños, a mi parecer no son distintos de otros salvadoreños.
Exacto!!!!!! Pasè lo mismo!!!!!! Yo aprendí aquî en USA,,, en mi pueblo havian familias pero nunca los tratamos diferentes,,,nunca los vimos diferentes , eramos lo mismo!!!
Btw she’s beautiful!!!
Totalmente de acuerdo con tú comentario, y sabes algo ? hoy con la apertura que tiene nuestro país El Salvador con el resto del mundo van a tratar de sembrar división y otras ideologías, ya lo pude discernir a través de éste video, pues conozco a mí gente qué de una manera sutil se dejan lavar el Coco
Por favor lean mis comentarios, los puse en español, e inglés
Diria decendencia de piel oscura !
The translation is great. Great job 👍
I know Levi long time ago she famous in beauty pagents in the country she shows how strong AfroSalvadoream women can be and very beatiful i know since 2012 very knowing in the country great girl very nice
Blessing Philly from Canada disfruta my pais 👍El Salvador
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It’s not hard like she describes , the thing over there is that you black you white you Chinese, it don’t matter we all look at ourselves the same, the bigger difference is between rich and poor. But if you’re all poor there’s no racial division as you see here in the us. By the way I’m from SANTA ANA, La ciudad morena.
Long Live Philly Dom
Her spanish accent is soo Salvadoran. How cute.
Yo soy de el salvador y los lugares que menciona de Raza Negra como San Vicente ahuchapan no me acuerdo Haber observado morenos ahi.por cierto cuando Nino si algun futbolista negro aparecia en la calle era algo novedoso. Ella's es preciosa pero la historia de Martinez cambio la historia.
I'm A African American Man With Native Indigenous American Indian In My Family DNA.. I Love My African People From All Walks Of Being From Outside Front North America!! This Wonderful Women On Here Are So Pretty And Very Intelligent ✨✨.
She’s so beautiful!!! I love the motherland 🇸🇻🇸🇻🇸🇻🇸🇻❤
Gods people were scattered to the four corners of the earth.
Facts Facts Facts 👍
Thanks , champ 🏆
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I'm a from APANECA,AHUACHAPÁN.
TIERRA BENDITA.
I REMEMBER VIVIDLY AS IT WAS YESTERDAY .
EL NEGRO LUIS IBARRA,RICHARD, a young man, who was a cobrador de buses.El referirse a personas negras como negras no es discrimination.
They are SALVADORAN just like MEZTILLOS ARE.
BROTHER'S FOR EVER.
ATIQUIZAYA !!!!
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Wats up MR Dom
Not true... Any that is from the Caribbean or Panama know this... Also anyone that has studied black history Caribbean know about black Mexicans. Costa ricans Peru all of central and south america have rich post slavery imprint.... I am Panamanian and speak spanish and I am black... yes I actually exist
Great info so El Salvador knows they had Slaves that's what your saying Family?
Please leave the victim mentality in the U.S., I was born in ES and raised in the U.S... I have been back here and living in ES for 15+ years now. Our focus in our country is to be United, Freedom and God. We want no part of what's going on the U.S. Please respect our culture and way of living. No matter what country you go to you will always find racism, we learn to overcome that and move on with our life here. We are all one human race.
Will said Joseph Thanks for Share
Great comment. People always want to stir up stuff with the victim mentality for everything these days. Leave that at the door. ES is a great country with fantastic people. 😎
@@Ccoleworld3Every country has its history. Here in ES we do not relate to the history in the USA. You're making it about race with these videos. We have suffered as people here in this country from problems you cannot fathom and racism is not on the list. Our whole country is under the wealth ladder and we are trying to recover from 20 yrs of political corruption. The whole Salvadoran race want you to understand that and leave us alone and respect our culture.
@@Ccoleworld3 Stop man, really?! Move on with your life and educate yourself. African slaves didn't built our cities. Please stop commenting and stay in your lane. We are free men and women in this country and we don't support your ideology of victimization.
@@Ccoleworld3 Man, you want to protest and you feel victimized then go to Spain. Make your case to the Spaniards. Educate yourself sir, this is not Spain. This is El Salvador. We we're freed from Spanish ruling on Sept 15th 1821.
I’m from El Salvador 🇸🇻 when I was there I never see it a black person ! and I never heard about racism! The only difference I saw 👀 is the rich and poor ! I’m shock to know there’s black people in El Salvador !
Thanks for sharing...... El Salvador has a couple of them in the country Family.......
This is a west African, looking at her, i'm seeing my self in her. really west African....
I’m so happy to hear that we have black peoples in El Salvador
El Salvador 🇸🇻
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Her name is Levy Toney, her mom is from El Salvador 🇸🇻 and her dad is from Guayana 🇬🇾.
Thanks for the Information Family
Yes Indeed her name is Levy
Yes, a FOREIGNER
But these black United Statesmen want so bad to spread their propaganda from the US where they are coddled
@@PhillyDom So if you know she is a race mixed FOREIGNER why are you attempting to create a fake image of El Salvador as if there is some forgotten black population
Why do you people do this pro black afro centrist lying
@@ultimasolucion6904 well she is not a foreigner if she was born in El Salvador. By law if your born in El Salvador, you are Salvadoran..this is NOT like the Dominican Republic where by law you are not Dominican even if your born there....... Would you consider white Salvadorans or Arab Salvadorans as foreigners too?🙄 Is Nayib Bukele a foreigner just because he is a Palestinian Salvadoran? Are Mestizos also foreigners becuase they have Spanish ancestry? The only people that you might not call foreigners are the indigenous Salvadorans
I like the way she Starts by saying,,vaya,,it's very tipical salvadorean culture....love it.
Ajá, I noticed and loved that too!! 😊🥰
No se trata de racismo se trata que los negros no forman parte de los pueblos originarios del Salvador de los cuales el 99% de los salvadorenos descenden...A caso en estados unidos reconose la constitucion a los desendientes de
salvadorenos? pues no ya que la proporcion es Negligente osea casi nada...Y en El salvador a los afrodesendientes hay que buscar los con lupa..
The Most High didn't forget his people. He is so faithful!
Yes Indeed Family
Es una lastima lo que ella tuvo que pasar por el acoso o racismo en su niñez, creo qué en esos momentos de niñez los niños no saben lo qué dicen y creo qué ahora ella ya no se siente como en esos días dónde se sintió acosada pienso que "son cosas de niños" la verdad yo la conozco a ella y se que socialmente ella es muy popular y exitosa se les quiere y estima , mi abuela era de color , mi familia hay personas negras y nos aceptamos tal y como somos ,, humanos 🙏
No es Racismo es Bully. Cuando una pasa por la niñes. Si uno es Blanco le asen bully. Negro igual Cabeson, Gordo, lo mismo,
@@tonyvega7268 bullying es un extranjerismos, eso se llama acoso
No era racismo eran los niños Qué eran inconscientes al verla diferente le hacían bullying los salvadoreños no somos racistas yo la veo súper linda
yo jamas vi personas afroamericanos en Elsalvadorcpara mi es slgo nuevo😮
bien linda la chica 😘mis respetos para mi toda las personas somo yguales y ante Dios somos yguales ❤❤
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There’s no Afro descendants in El Salvador 🇸🇻..she is either from Honduras, Guatemala, Costa Rica or Nicaragua..el Salvador Is the only country that no have African community ..
You're even asking for money, yeah, a race hustler.
@@mickeysf9490 silly! I am from El Salvador, my husband is Afro-Savadoran, black people from El Salvador are often mixed with native people
Thanks Philly for sharing our afro heritage. So beautiful.
Great music and interview.
Yes Indeed Family 😊
En los 1991 yo no vi Salvadoreños de color. Solo vi indígenas de color moreno . Pero me gustaría haber conocidos morenos . Creo que un presidente no dejó entrar morenos . Please don’t call Afro Salvadorian. She is Salvadoran . We don’t segregate people. Peace
...PD, I'm going next month, and I'm excited! Share your driver connects, please.
Thank you for taking your time to travel a present this unknown part of our country
She so beautiful lady I love my Salvadorean people 🇸🇻💙💙💙💙🙏♥️
El Salvador to the World please share this video Family
Amazing video brother
No creo ésta historia, como Salvadoreño, creo que nunca hemos discriminado a nadie de piel obscura por el hecho de ser mestizos y dentro de nuestro adn llevamos una mezcla única, ya que a la hora de engendrar hijos en nuestras familias nacen con todas clases de tonalidades de piel y rasgos faciales y cabello, tenemos hijos blancos , obscuros , caramelo y canela o café ; tampoco ha llegado algún extranjero con sus políticas de tratar de sembrar división racial en El Salvador , porque no lo permitiriamos, éso sería el colmo, en El Salvador todos somos mestizos y allí se encuentran todas las etnias del mundo, somos el país del Crisol de Razas, somos The Melting Pot 🇸🇻🇸🇻🇸🇻💙💙🇸🇻🇸🇻🇸🇻
Mira la televisión salvadoreña y décime a cuántos morenos tienen ahí o mestizos o en el gobierno 😢
@@user-hf8eh1fe3c Eres de El Salvador ?
@@JuanChavez-ys7wj 100 por ciento amigo
@@user-hf8eh1fe3c También soy Salvadoreño 100% , aunque llevo largo rato de vivir fuera de El Salvador; mi respuesta a tú primer comentario, es que no hay morenos ni mestizos en la TV Salvadoreña porque no ha habido ninguno que haya aspirado por ésa profesión
@@JuanChavez-ys7wj bendiciones paisano
Creo que llegaron predominantemente de Honduras hace varias décadas.
En mi departamento de Usulután donde yo nací y crecí antes de los 90'S no vi a ni uno solo que fuera nativo de ahí.
Saludos a todos
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No llegaron de Honduras, El Salvador tuvo su cuota de esclavos en Los años 1600 tal como en ese tiempo existia el commercio de esclavos, Lee sobre esa parte de la historia de afros en El Salvador.
@@anaase918, ok, tienes las fuentes para leerla?
Saludos
@@Quijote-Salvaje Saludos! Hay mucha info en African trade El Salvador.
@@anaase918, y cómo yo nunca lei eso que e tu dices cuando estaba estudiando historia en mi país?
Y mira que soy bastante bueno para eso que todavia estudio a manera autodidacta
Que linda, sorry to be ignorant, I didn't realized my country had Afro-Salvadorans. Love it
It is a small minority thats why but they're not descriminated they're just treated like everyone else. The rest of central american countries have more blacks because they had beaches on the Atlantic ocean El Salvadior does not. When blacks got to Central America most of them were brought during the slave trade but there was an incident were some escape from english ships and ended up in Honduras, Nicaragua and Guatemala. El Salvador the vast majority are mestizos and a minority white europeans and small minority africans and arabs or pakestinians and jews.
Black or white todos salvadoreños
Pero no caigamos en el victimismo ni los enfoque en las diferencias si no en lo que nos une
Very interesting interview, something new
Thanks
It is not "El Salvadorian" It is Salvadoran, that is it.
Thank you so much for sharing! She is so freakin beautiful! 🥰🥰
Please share the video Family
Great content!
In El Salvador racism can be described as a social economic situation... you are judge by the size of your bank account... Black is beautiful...
That's classism, not racism
Great video💯✅
I have family member with that mix
Cool Vibes Family
Cool
Philly Dom with you talking about the low views thing one thing you could do is try to make your titles more click baity with more intresting and exciting thumbnails to catch your target markets attention more. I've been seeing a UA-camr who had lower views grow a lot in a short time by doing this. Keep uploading consistently but think quality over content. Maybe make your vids a little shorter and end them with a cliff hanger so the audience will anticipate the next one as they will want to see what happens next.You might also want to try making some of your titles Spanish or use some Spanish words in them.
Appreciate the Feedback I will but it in the next video 📸
Thanks again Blake
As a salvadorean This is the right time to change our mentality , we have the right president, who really care for his people, he went trough the same issues, because he is Arab descendent. Is time to educate our people, we are easy going people
Mente well said Family
Yes 👍
Do you mean, make people racist like in the USA? We don't need that bs
Goodmorning fam !!from south Los Angeles CA.my much love and u making me so proud bro ,thank you for what ur doing.
I appreciate that
Afro-Salvadrans to the World
I lived inEl Salvador in the 60s the only black person I ever saw was a guy from Panama . Now I see more because mostly migration from Honduras and other Countries with large Black population I think the main reason we don't have many is because we don't have Atlantic Ocean and that's were they came from
More than racism there is discrimination for social class. That is the biggest social issue. The most racist thing that does happen, is that Salvadorans tend to prefer foreigners or “exotic” looking people compared to the mixed general population but it gets nowhere near the racism that countries like USA have on their mind. We just don’t have the same historical problems, since race was never a major factor, it’s always been political, and ideological divisions for El Salvador.
AS SALVADOREÑO FIRST TIME I SEE AN AFRO SALVADOREÑA AND I LIKE IT, IS GOOD TO HAVE DIFFERENT CULTURES.
As a salvadorean i don't and we don't discriminate against any skin color people and we treat the people with friendly attitude
no we dont, if some kid or some adult etc has bad manners, we treat them so wrong😭😭💀
Yo soy salvadoreño y negro blancos salvadoreños somos igual para Dios
Lo que es el lado de la familia de mi Papá son morenos mi tío Abuelo era negrito y siempre lo recordaré con mucho cariño . En mi país no existe el racismo todos se tratan por igual como seres humanos. 😉🇸🇻🍺🍻⭐✨⭐
Please don’t call us “El Salvadoran.” We’re simply SALVADORAN.
Ok Sorry
@@PhillyDom 😊
Es la morena mas linda de el salvador. Que cruce tan especial África Salvadoreña.
Esa es la belleza de El Salvador yo nunca vi discrimination por el color de piel, jamas!!!
She is gorgeous my tia (my uncle wife) is Afro Salvadoran and our Family love her and my Grandmother protect her from any discrimination back in the 50s.
awww i love that :)
Wow, she's beautiful.
At the beggining of the interview, when she was labeled as "Afro-Salvadorean", she said the correct term should be "black", guy did not translated correctly.
Great Information please share the video Family
The guy translating is skipping info.
PD is taking on a project. A great project, because El Salvador is not known for having Afro descendants but it begs the question, how is it possible?? Honduras, Nicaragua, Belize, Costa Rica, panama, all have Blacks. There's gotta be something lost in Salvadorian history regarding Afro descendants there.🇸🇻🇸🇻🤔
Juan Yes Indeed Family
They all arrive in the caribean or atlantic coast and they stay there , now you know El Salvador has no Atlantic coast
My Goodness!!! She is so beautiful 🥰👍🏽 I promised you I honestly believe that there was no black people in Salvador🤔 Qué gran gusto me dio, bueno, me da mejor dicho conoce a una negra salvadoreña por primera vez. I really appreciate you interviewing her👍🏽👌🏽it was really awesome!! .
Please share this video on all your social media outlets thanks 🙏.
El Salvador to the World 🌎 Family
Nice video.