Big up Trinidad and Jamaica…One Love, I’m from Trinidad and my husband is from Jamaica…my son was on the bus with me when he was 5yrs old heard this lady speaking like his daddy and told her “ I’m from Jamaica, she asked what part of Jamaica you from and he replied…Trinidad “ it was so hilarious 😂😂😂 meanwhile he was born in Jamaica queens N.Y 😂😂😂
That’s a funny story 🤣🤣. I believe the Caribbean people that like in Canada 🇨🇦, USA 🇺🇸 and the UK 🇬🇧 have a different experience. I live in Toronto Canada 🇨🇦 and my experience is that Caribbean people are very united. I go to a Caribbean church with people from all over the Caribbean and we also have the biggest Carnival in the world 🌎, so my experience is one love one Caribbean.
The Caribbean is a beautiful necklace with many gems, let us celebrate each other and don't bring down any island. Many are from other countries and few are indigenous people. I am from TT with a trace of native people. Blessings
Great message, this story proves that it’s ok to celebrate 🎉 people from different islands, we are one Caribbean and many people go from island 🏝️ to island to live, get married and we share in each others culture. One Caribbean one love
Am Jamaican living in Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹🇯🇲 am pleased to know this and it will help to strengthen the bonds between the two islands, one love to the Caribbean 🇹🇹🇯🇲🇦🇬🌍 and the world at large ❤❤❤❤
I am from T&T and I saw this iconic pic before of this model, but I had no idea she was a Trini. I had no idea there was so much controversy behind this image. I am elated to hear that a statute was made of her iconic image in that famous Jamaica ad. She has represented Jamaica and T&T very well. Much blessings to her!!!!
Thank you for watching. Caribbean culture and history is very rich and I hope to bring more of the rich positive impact that Caribbean culture contributes to this world 🌎 that we live in.
Great info I started high school in 74 and while riding the bus to school I would pass by her poster 5 days a week twice a day and I have to admit I was crazy in love with this beautiful woman on the poster because of her I couldn’t wait to get to Jamaica
I knew about that picture at the time it was first published.I also know her as Sintra Bann as we attended the same primary school in Woodbrook Trinidad
Except Trinidad have lots of oil revenue Jamaica have tourism which does not generate enough revenue to run the country. Jamaica is force to burrow even the US borrow now over $34 trillion dollars which is destroying the US.
I am a Jamaican let’s not look on it in a negative way she helped bringing tourists to Jamaica the shoe could be on the other foot embrace her celebrate with her and let’s move on the bottom line is we are all Caribbeans love each others 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲 one love
@@Naz-rc6mv nonsense you need to know the history of your country and the history of the tourism industry before getting whooped by an ignorant content creator desperate for attention and likes
Every teen age boy in Jamaica had a picture of Pam Grier (Foxy Brown) in their room , over their bed. That was quickly replaced for that Jamaican Tourist Board photo. 😊
That picture made all Jamaicans proud to see that face in every travel agency one would step into to purchase a plane ticket home and aboard, especially in south Florida, where m any Jamaicans migrated to. It was good until about 1992.
I remember her face 😊❤ 🇯🇲🇬🇧🇹🇹 thanks for the memories 🖐🏾I have a picture of her for some reason I bought it with me to the UK 🇬🇧 but just couldn’t figure out where I got it. Now I remember. Thanks 🙏🏾
This would explain the cultural obsession many Jamaicans have for T&T. So the reality is that tourists were tricked into thinking they would find single girls like this in Jamaica, but in reality the island conducted a thorough search and the advertisers settled for an average Indian Trinidadian girl who happened to be in Jamaica at the time on vacation.
Thank you for watching, I would say she was average and she was one of the top Caribbean models in Jamaica 🇯🇲 at the time that fit what they were looking for.
Very interesting, Trinidad and Tobago has helped so many other countries, but for some silly reason, some of them seem to have amnesia, they just don’t like or respect Trinidad. Thank you sir for posting 🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹
Thank you for watching, I believe that Trinidad 🇹🇹 is well respected. What people say on social media is very different than what real people are saying, and I live in the most multicultural city in the world 🌎 and Trinidad 🇹🇹 is well respected. Lots of schools in Toronto Canada 🇨🇦 has music programs with steel pan lessons and really big up the culture of Trinidad and Tobago , the problem is that you don’t really see the positive side of what’s happening on traditional media.
Thank you for watching, I remember the church had a big problem with it, they called it sex tourism at the time. I also remember people in the street would call the campaign the 4 S campaign, come to Jamaica 🇯🇲 for Sun , Sand , Sea and Sex 🤣🤣🤣
I agree with you 100% what people don’t understand is that when Caribbean people meet in places like New York, London and Toronto we fight together, we go to the same churches we party at the same clubs and most Caribbean people I know are married to someone from a different island 🏝️ so I don’t listen to what people say on social media I know that Caribbean people are one big family, we love each other and we fight sometimes but that’s life.
I am sure that there are many beautiful Jamaican girls but this girl seems to have had some personal relationship with the persons selecting the photo.
Marketing strategy at time.... It's been said that the rivalry among the Caribbean islands was spread by the British, as political propaganda to stymie the efforts of Caribbean Political Unity among the then emerging "Independent' Islands.
Thank you for that point and I hope you are subscribed because I have a series coming up that will be exploring what really started the Caribbean rivalry especially between Jamaica 🇯🇲 and Trinidad 🇹🇹, and you are correct it’s not the people of these countries it’s the political parties.
😅Funny, I don’t remember it as controversial. Maybe I was too young. There wasn’t much rivalry between TT & JA back then. All Power to the model. There were more of a West Indian togetherness with little friction but nowhere as toxic as there are now. Love and Blessings to the Beautiful Model. I hope she benefits greatly from this now - in her old age. 💝 However, Bartley will do anything for tourism because it also puts MONEY in his pocket. He has earned millions of USA$ from it. Ordinary people working in Tourism still living in poverty.🥵
I studied tourism management in Jamaica and we did a paper on the history of that picture on the controversy with the wet T shirt and people asking the question if they were trying to sell sex tourism and the church’s in Jamaica trying to stop the tourist board for using that picture for the campaign.
I think most people here are being dishonest. Jamaica yes is out of many one people, but the fact that there are Indo Jamaicans, and Chinese Jamaicans and mixed Jamaicans with Indian and Chinese African heritage on the island of Jamaica. They could have waited to choose an actual Jamaican. There are plenty full figured Jamaican women. The women in my family alone as a Jamaican could have met the criteria for the model they were looking for.
Your point is valid and I think if it was the other way around any other island would have a problem with it. If you go on UA-cam you will find the interview with them talking to the guy that made the decision,but again this was 1972 and maybe they just used the first model that fit what they were looking for. But in the interview the guy admits that he knew it would be a problem.
We are our worst enemies. Sad, because when we maintain our accent abroad, 99.9% of the time, foreigners will ask if you are Jamaican. They are less familiar with the other Islands because Jamaicans are more outgoing and popular.
I think it's not only because she's a Trini, but also an Indian. Yuh know how the Caribbean people racial. Trinidad would hardly want to promote an Indian person .
In the original story they were really looking for a Jamaican Chinese model but could not find one, and they saw Miss Sintra and thought she would be perfect for the campaign.
The Caribbean is big enough to have more than one leader, and everyone should be able to agree that Trinidad 🇹🇹 has been one of the biggest leading island in the Caribbean, in terms of culture like food, music etc.
Iconic to whom?! Maybe to the lascivious, chavunistic old men who at that time were some of the main players in the Jamaican tourist industry.This to many Jamaicans was extremely embarrassing, not necessarily because of the racial or national origin of the model but because of the less than desirable image of Jamaica that it represented. Furthermore, Jamaica did not need this kind of promotion and publicity as the island had always been the the leader in Caribbean tourism. For several decades Jamaica has been the place of choice for British Royalty and A1 Celebrities from both Britain, other parts of Europe, the United States and elsewhere. Many breathed a sigh of relief when the "One Love" promotion was introduced This has become and today remains the most beautiful, meaningful memorable and iconic promotion that the Jamaica Tourist Board and leading tourism interests have produced. Incidentally, the model,who is now a senior citizen, really holds no blame for the decisions made by a few elderly and misguided men of decades ago but the fact that the poster is being memorialized shows that it is not easy for old dogs to learn new tricks and old habits die hard
Well I most agree that the one love Jamaica 🇯🇲 tourist board campaign is the best one coming out of Jamaica. My only issue with that campaign is you can tell that they are only using Bobs legacy to promote Jamaica and they still don’t care about the lifestyle and history of Rastafarian.
That girl Singh is a born and raised Jamaican of Afro descent mother and Indo descent father in St. Thomas parish before she migrated to Florida with her family when she was a child.
@@misterlexx2721 you are crazy she is an Indian person has the same name singh like me . Do you know what is the meaning of Singh , where ever this name goes it is honored through the world it’s from India from the great people of Punjab. She is not from Afro . Nice to see the Indian goes far. I marry a Jamaican my wife is Singh as well very happy to hear she took her mother title .
@@ronsingh3121 You are talking to a Jamaican of predominantly East Indian ancestry. Of course I know Singh is an Indian origin surname/family name just like mine being " Beharie ". I heard my ancestors who were indentured labourers in Jamaica came from Bihar in India.
Thank you for watching, and yes I’m happy that the younger generation of Caribbean people are very proud and know that beauty is in the Caribbean and not just what Hollywood shows on TV and billboards in North America.
@@carib21network you are just as stooped as duty Trinizad Trinidad people,I don't know why would you make a video like this ? You don't have any video about jamaican people? I convince Trinidad gov oay you
Well both men and women, remember shortly after that Jamaica 🇯🇲 had one of the first spring break where college students from the USA 🇺🇸 and Canada 🇨🇦 came to Jamaica and got crazy. That was way before they moved it to Mexico 🇲🇽 and then Florida
@Trinavara If you really want to talk: 😅Ska took a hold on Jamaican ravers in the early 60s- late 60s- Upbeat with horns and harmony. People loved it!💕 A Trini came a long…slows down the beat(messed it up) then ran off to Canada. They call the slow version rocksteady. It lasted for less than ten years. The shortest lived genre of Jamaican music and most boring. Thats Trini 😍🔥
Send all Indians to Guyana that Indian country from birth our fore fathers built that country we are oil country now . Indian leadership bring Guyana and Trinidad to this prosperity today . We have a diaspora and it will be to the end of the world .
Dear friend before you wasted your time talking about Indian woman do you have any Jamaican of black descent then put them up , Remember it’s an Indian woman by the name Singh won misses world . I mean you have beautiful black woman but why do you want Chinese and you can’t find now . Why could you find a black descent what happen
I don’t think this story had anything to do with corruption, it was just a marketing campaign that made Miss Sintra the face of Jamaica 🇯🇲 tourism, I understand the controversy with the wet T shirt and the question of the day in 1972, why not use a beautiful black woman. But corruption is a strong word.
This very ingenious and disrespectful to Jamaica it people and history who slaved in the fields hundreds of years through blood sweat and tears to build our homeland and culture.. So all the famous people from Super models, Miss World, Musicians, Philosophers, Artist, Philanthropies, Freedom fighter and heroes aren't the one responsible for Jamaica`s FAME! Nanny of the Maroons, Paul Bogle, Sam Sharp, Marcus Garvey, Bob Marley, Cindy Breakspeare, Carole Crawford, Lisa Hanna, Toni-Ann Singh,Usain Bolt, Shellyann Frazier,Leonard Howell, DJ Kool Herc and the hundreds of thousand of famous Jamaicans and people of Jamaican decent( Biggy Small work wasn't enough for you
I don’t think it’s disrespectful to Jamaica 🇯🇲. She lived and worked in Jamaica and she was apart of one of the biggest ad campaign in the history of the country so I think it’s ok to give her some credit and plus she wasn’t paid royalty on the campaign even though it ran for about 20 years. I’m am a Jamaican living in Canada 🇨🇦 and I see Jamaican being honoured in Canada because of their contributions, so if Jamaica 🇯🇲 honour someone from Trinidad 🇹🇹 that should not be a problem. We are one Caribbean.
@SalmAndrew Never heard that version before, Soca's origins are well documented and attributed..I was kinda focusing on the ironies that makes us different but the same .
Mento, Rocksteady, Reggae,Hip-hop, Rap, Dubstep, Rave, Grime and yes Soca is a spin off of Jamaican Dancehall Music just as Rap is.. Really don't know why some of your countrymen have this chip on their shoulder when it comes on to Jamaicans... Jamaicans are just as proud as black Americans if not prouder and confident. It's just the reality of the people. There is no disrespect of Trinidad or discussion on Trinidad in Jamaica by the average Jamaica save when their are issues with Jamaicans being mistreated by Trini Immigration or some trade dispute when your government put restrictive practices on Jamaican exports to Trinidad. Apart from that Jamaicans don't dislike Trinis
@@TrinavaraYES, YOU AGAIN.😂😂😂😂😂😂TRINIS and your desperate need to claim Reggae. Jamaicans are the reason Reggae is a powerhouse musical genre. If Trinis had any impact Soca would be able to compete with Reggae and Dancehall and it simply CANNOT. JAMAICANS simply possess a creative and unique diversity than you cannot compete with. Have a seat AGAIN.
Big up Trinidad and Jamaica…One Love, I’m from Trinidad and my husband is from Jamaica…my son was on the bus with me when he was 5yrs old heard this lady speaking like his daddy and told her “ I’m from Jamaica, she asked what part of Jamaica you from and he replied…Trinidad “ it was so hilarious 😂😂😂 meanwhile he was born in Jamaica queens N.Y 😂😂😂
That’s a funny story 🤣🤣. I believe the Caribbean people that like in Canada 🇨🇦, USA 🇺🇸 and the UK 🇬🇧 have a different experience. I live in Toronto Canada 🇨🇦 and my experience is that Caribbean people are very united. I go to a Caribbean church with people from all over the Caribbean and we also have the biggest Carnival in the world 🌎, so my experience is one love one Caribbean.
The Caribbean is a beautiful necklace with many gems, let us celebrate each other and don't bring down any island. Many are from other countries and few are indigenous people. I am from TT with a trace of native people. Blessings
Great message, this story proves that it’s ok to celebrate 🎉 people from different islands, we are one Caribbean and many people go from island 🏝️ to island to live, get married and we share in each others culture. One Caribbean one love
Im from TRINIDAD and i never knew this,Very interesting big LOVE to Trinidad and Jamaica we are so proud ❤❤❤❤
One love 🇯🇲🇹🇹
Big up Jamaican people I’m from Trinidad 🇹🇹🇺🇸🇯🇲and my friends are Jamaicans I admire your culture and history big up
Thank you for watching and Trinidad 🇹🇹 also has a rich history and culture too.🇹🇹🇯🇲🇨🇦🇺🇸
Am Jamaican living in Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹🇯🇲 am pleased to know this and it will help to strengthen the bonds between the two islands, one love to the Caribbean 🇹🇹🇯🇲🇦🇬🌍 and the world at large ❤❤❤❤
I am from T&T and I saw this iconic pic before of this model, but I had no idea she was a Trini. I had no idea there was so much controversy behind this image. I am elated to hear that a statute was made of her iconic image in that famous Jamaica ad. She has represented Jamaica and T&T very well. Much blessings to her!!!!
Thank you for watching and well said.
I'm a Trinidadian and she could definitely pass as one of my sisters 👍🏽🇹🇹
Well famous picture all through the 70s to today thank you for telling this story good job
Thank you for watching
Thank you soooooo much for this bit of history. I grew up seeing this poster everywhere.
Thank you so much for watching and please remember to subscribe because we have lots more coming up.
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I had no idea. A beautiful story
Thank you for watching
Thank you for watching
Thanks for sharing. I didn’t know that. Aware of One Love marketing Jamaica. I like it
Thank you for watching. Caribbean culture and history is very rich and I hope to bring more of the rich positive impact that Caribbean culture contributes to this world 🌎 that we live in.
PRETTY TRINI GAL
Yep
Yes she’s Pretty 😍 But why didn’t they used a Jamaican Model?? We have a lot of beautiful Jamaican girls.
*SEE'T DEH*
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@@lenah4160that yuh have to ask the decision makers back then. None the less it's not a big deal, just enjoy and don't stress it.
Beautiful Indo Caribbean 🙌😀⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I remember that 😊 and i knew she was from 🇹🇹. It's all good.
As a ute mi remember see this woman on front a calendar .🇯🇲
Great info I started high school in 74 and while riding the bus to school I would pass by her poster 5 days a week twice a day and I have to admit I was crazy in love with this beautiful woman on the poster because of her I couldn’t wait to get to Jamaica
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V nice. 🇹🇹 Ist time I knew this. Ty.
Never new that ......she is beautiful
I knew about that picture at the time it was first published.I also know her as Sintra Bann as we attended the same primary school in Woodbrook Trinidad
That was a iconic picture back in those days
Back in the day, If Jamaica had listen to Trinidad! to do not borrow no funds from the IMF Jamaica would of been in a better place/
Except Trinidad have lots of oil revenue Jamaica have tourism which does not generate enough revenue to run the country. Jamaica is force to burrow even the US borrow now over $34 trillion dollars which is destroying the US.
I am a Jamaican let’s not look on it in a negative way she helped bringing tourists to Jamaica the shoe could be on the other foot embrace her celebrate with her and let’s move on the bottom line is we are all Caribbeans love each others 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲 one love
There are some in Trinidad right now wants to see the country approach the IMF and to devalue the currency.
@@jeffpatterson5846 Stop lying.....
@@Naz-rc6mv nonsense you need to know the history of your country and the history of the tourism industry before getting whooped by an ignorant content creator desperate for attention and likes
Every teen age boy in Jamaica had a picture of Pam Grier (Foxy Brown) in their room , over their bed. That was quickly replaced for that Jamaican Tourist Board photo. 😊
I was too young to have one of those posters 🤣🤣🤣
I wasn't born but I since watched " COFFY" on Amazon Prime Video. She was hot.
Interesting info.....
I've always admired that image growing up in ja.👍
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🇬🇾 one Caribbean 🤝🏽 Great video
Thank you for watching
That picture made all Jamaicans proud to see that face in every travel agency one would step into to purchase a plane ticket home and aboard, especially in south Florida, where m any Jamaicans migrated to. It was good until about 1992.
Yes it did make Jamaicans proud. I remember growing up in Jamaica 🇯🇲 and I could not go anywhere without seeing that picture.
I grew up with that image didn't know it was from my home town good looks am living in canada
That picture was everywhere back in the days
I remember her face 😊❤ 🇯🇲🇬🇧🇹🇹 thanks for the memories 🖐🏾I have a picture of her for some reason I bought it with me to the UK 🇬🇧 but just couldn’t figure out where I got it. Now I remember. Thanks 🙏🏾
Thank you for watching
This would explain the cultural obsession many Jamaicans have for T&T. So the reality is that tourists were tricked into thinking they would find single girls like this in Jamaica, but in reality the island conducted a thorough search and the advertisers settled for an average Indian Trinidadian girl who happened to be in Jamaica at the time on vacation.
Thank you for watching, I would say she was average and she was one of the top Caribbean models in Jamaica 🇯🇲 at the time that fit what they were looking for.
That photo was a cover of a Byron Lee & The Dragonaires album
Hey.. I am a Trini and I have seen the photo back in the day but didn't know she was Trini.. Hands up for Caribbean Unity. ❤
Thank you for watching and we have lots more Caribbean history to uncover.
*Bwoy, mi 'ave one *SPECIAL PLACE* inna my *HEART fi dem *YAADIE ROSES* tuh birdcage.....
Yaow, dem *SWEET MI* is ah *SHAME*
*RESPEK MI BREDDAH*
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Yes, I still have that album, Byron Lee. Awesome picture but, I’m sure you would have found beautiful girls in Jamaica. I am from Bermuda!🇧🇲
Thank you for watching, I used to live in Bermuda 🇧🇲 too
Wonderful! My name is Patricia Lambert from Sandys. Were you here because of marriage or work?
Very interesting, Trinidad and Tobago has helped so many other countries, but for some silly reason, some of them seem to have amnesia, they just don’t like or respect Trinidad. Thank you sir for posting 🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹
Thank you for watching, I believe that Trinidad 🇹🇹 is well respected. What people say on social media is very different than what real people are saying, and I live in the most multicultural city in the world 🌎 and Trinidad 🇹🇹 is well respected. Lots of schools in Toronto Canada 🇨🇦 has music programs with steel pan lessons and really big up the culture of Trinidad and Tobago , the problem is that you don’t really see the positive side of what’s happening on traditional media.
@@carib21networkwhy you bringing down Jamaica by putting this no name country beside jamaicans flag,some of you Jamaican are so stoopeed
@alicia alot of island help your no name nationr all the time,you people are culture vultures
The relationship between Caribbean countries has always been one of mutual sharing and assistance.
What Did She Do......What Impact She Make When Jamaica Making Impact Over And Over Again And You Talking Bout One Stupid Girl Ina Water
As a young kid I remembered seen that specific picture and it was embraced by people in the 70s as far as I know and not controversial.
Thank you for watching, I remember the church had a big problem with it, they called it sex tourism at the time. I also remember people in the street would call the campaign the 4 S campaign, come to Jamaica 🇯🇲 for
Sun , Sand , Sea and Sex 🤣🤣🤣
No Biggie.🇹🇹🇯🇲♥️♥️
🇻🇨🇯🇲🇹🇹🇨🇦🇬🇾🇧🇸🇧🇧🇬🇾
Am 59 years old Trinidadian and I have never known this.
That’s why we do what we do, to bring more information about the Caribbean
Dam it I had that poster on my wall wow wow big up 💯🇹🇹
That poster was the most popular poster from 1972 until around 1990
Very pretty I didn't know that.🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾
I think ppl blow our rivalry up... it is mostly friendly.
I agree with you 100% what people don’t understand is that when Caribbean people meet in places like New York, London and Toronto we fight together, we go to the same churches we party at the same clubs and most Caribbean people I know are married to someone from a different island 🏝️ so I don’t listen to what people say on social media I know that Caribbean people are one big family, we love each other and we fight sometimes but that’s life.
I have known the add I was probably around 12. I grew up with that add. Being a Trini I do feel proud of the poster girl
Thank you for watching 🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹
I just found out she’s a Trini a few weeks ago
Yea 🤔 I remember This add
When
I Was Younger
If I Am correct
Think 🤔 it' may have
Been in the magazine
On the Air Craft too
WOW
Beautiful girl
She looks just like our dougla/Coolie Jamaicans...
@@jennalud4748 Yes because I am a Jamaican of predominantly East Indian descent myself.
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I am sure that there are many beautiful Jamaican girls but this girl seems to have had some personal relationship with the persons selecting the photo.
Cathy Levy miss Jamaica world could have also done it but they wanted a Chinese girl
Thz KS for sharing
Have never heard about this Trini woman before🇹🇹
That’s why we do what we do, Caribbean history.
This is why it is important to have familiarity with your West-Indian History.
🇹🇹 x 🇯🇲
Jamaica 🇯🇲 + Trinidad 🇹🇹 = Power House
Marketing strategy at time....
It's been said that the rivalry among the Caribbean islands was spread by the British, as political propaganda to stymie the efforts of Caribbean Political Unity among the then emerging "Independent' Islands.
Thank you for that point and I hope you are subscribed because I have a series coming up that will be exploring what really started the Caribbean rivalry especially between Jamaica 🇯🇲 and Trinidad 🇹🇹, and you are correct it’s not the people of these countries it’s the political parties.
I'm Guyanese one people one Caribbean
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😅Funny, I don’t remember it as controversial. Maybe I was too young.
There wasn’t much rivalry between TT & JA back then.
All Power to the model.
There were more of a West Indian togetherness with little friction but nowhere as toxic as there are now.
Love and Blessings to the Beautiful Model.
I hope she benefits greatly from this now - in her old age. 💝
However, Bartley will do anything for tourism because it also puts MONEY in his pocket. He has earned millions of USA$ from it. Ordinary people working in Tourism still living in poverty.🥵
Thank you for watching and yes I agree that workers in the tourist industry really need to be paid better.
Is there a name to that face? Who was she?
Her name is Sintra Bronte
Ok it's time for a DARK SKIN jamaican girl to represent trini ! 🇯🇲 🇹🇹
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13 in 72 remember it
The best looking woman ever seen is Cecily Tyson with her short afro..
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Recognising Bob Marley also for his well known controbution to the music industry and vast impact on tourism in JA
Yes the One Love Jamaica 🇯🇲 Campaign is a great one.
STOP the capping!! There was never any controversy about the picture....no one know where she come from ...or anyone asks!!!
I studied tourism management in Jamaica and we did a paper on the history of that picture on the controversy with the wet T shirt and people asking the question if they were trying to sell sex tourism and the church’s in Jamaica trying to stop the tourist board for using that picture for the campaign.
@@carib21network What Magazine or Daily Newspaper Carried that story?
@@carib21networkso the controversy was about sexualism and its impact not nationalism
I think most people here are being dishonest. Jamaica yes is out of many one people, but the fact that there are Indo Jamaicans, and Chinese Jamaicans and mixed Jamaicans with Indian and Chinese African heritage on the island of Jamaica. They could have waited to choose an actual Jamaican. There are plenty full figured Jamaican women. The women in my family alone as a Jamaican could have met the criteria for the model they were looking for.
Your point is valid and I think if it was the other way around any other island would have a problem with it. If you go on UA-cam you will find the interview with them talking to the guy that made the decision,but again this was 1972 and maybe they just used the first model that fit what they were looking for. But in the interview the guy admits that he knew it would be a problem.
We are our worst enemies. Sad, because when we maintain our accent abroad, 99.9% of the time, foreigners will ask if you are Jamaican. They are less familiar with the other Islands because Jamaicans are more outgoing and popular.
@@carib21network yes African i have bigger problems wow
I think it's not only because she's a Trini, but also an Indian. Yuh know how the Caribbean people racial. Trinidad would hardly want to promote an Indian person .
In the original story they were really looking for a Jamaican Chinese model but could not find one, and they saw Miss Sintra and thought she would be perfect for the campaign.
Most definitely, we all belong to the human race.
Yes we do
Trinidad and Tobago is leader in Caribbean
Leader in being being invisible worldwide
You wish
The Caribbean is big enough to have more than one leader, and everyone should be able to agree that Trinidad 🇹🇹 has been one of the biggest leading island in the Caribbean, in terms of culture like food, music etc.
Trinidad 🇹🇹 is not invisible 🤣🤣🤣
@@carib21network People from Japan and all over the world knows Jamaica, most people don't know Trinidad and thats a fact.
🇹🇹 in Detroit
Big up Detroit in the house
Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹. I am not aware.
Iconic to whom?! Maybe to the lascivious, chavunistic old men who at that time were some of the main players in the Jamaican tourist industry.This to many Jamaicans was extremely embarrassing, not necessarily because of the racial or national origin of the model but because of the less than desirable image of Jamaica that it represented. Furthermore, Jamaica did not need this kind of promotion and publicity as the island had always been the the leader in Caribbean tourism. For several decades Jamaica has been the place of choice for British Royalty and A1 Celebrities from both Britain, other parts of Europe, the United States and elsewhere. Many breathed a sigh of relief when the "One Love" promotion was introduced This has become and today remains the most beautiful, meaningful memorable and iconic promotion that the Jamaica Tourist Board and leading tourism interests have produced. Incidentally, the model,who is now a senior citizen, really holds no blame for the decisions made by a few elderly and misguided men of decades ago but the fact that the poster is being memorialized shows that it is not easy for old dogs to learn new tricks and old habits die hard
Well I most agree that the one love Jamaica 🇯🇲 tourist board campaign is the best one coming out of Jamaica. My only issue with that campaign is you can tell that they are only using Bobs legacy to promote Jamaica and they still don’t care about the lifestyle and history of Rastafarian.
Her surname is pronounced "Bron-TAY".
I just today learn that she’s not Jamaican 😳😱🙄. Of all the time I’ve seen her picture on bill boards etc in ja. I’m from ja. 👍🏿
We have lost more Caribbean history coming up this summer
So they were looking for Chinese Jamaican not a black. A Trini will do. Still nuh black 😅😅😅😅
Remember it’s an Indian by the name Singh win misses world
Yes very beautiful young lady
That girl Singh is a born and raised Jamaican of Afro descent mother and Indo descent father in St. Thomas parish before she migrated to Florida with her family when she was a child.
@@misterlexx2721 you are crazy she is an Indian person has the same name singh like me . Do you know what is the meaning of Singh , where ever this name goes it is honored through the world it’s from India from the great people of Punjab. She is not from Afro . Nice to see the Indian goes far. I marry a Jamaican my wife is Singh as well very happy to hear she took her mother title .
@@ronsingh3121 You are talking to a Jamaican of predominantly East Indian ancestry. Of course I know Singh is an Indian origin surname/family name just like mine being " Beharie ". I heard my ancestors who were indentured labourers in Jamaica came from Bihar in India.
@@misterlexx2721 great I am Indian from the mother land but I marry a Jamaican as well great people .
Nope... isnt that something. I am glad the face of beauty has change bp is the blue print🇻🇨🇻🇨
Thank you for watching, and yes I’m happy that the younger generation of Caribbean people are very proud and know that beauty is in the Caribbean and not just what Hollywood shows on TV and billboards in North America.
@@carib21networkthis girl is not good looking
@@RichardWillis-fn4hg that is your opinion. In my opinion and the ones who put her in the ad she is.
@@carib21network you are just as stooped as duty Trinizad Trinidad people,I don't know why would you make a video like this ? You don't have any video about jamaican people? I convince Trinidad gov oay you
@@Cyanic_868 Its a fact the girl look like a lizard
INDIAN FOREVER
Too many perverts looking at someone wetsuit 😢very very sad 😔
Well both men and women, remember shortly after that Jamaica 🇯🇲 had one of the first spring break where college students from the USA 🇺🇸 and Canada 🇨🇦 came to Jamaica and got crazy. That was way before they moved it to Mexico 🇲🇽 and then Florida
I often wondered why that was but Alicia Keys who is part Jamaican, redid the photo. I prefer Alicia.
Alicia Keys is not part Jamaican.
@@SparkleInYourEyes2024definitely not Jamican
Trinidad & Tobago maybe the leader,but it is not the most charismatic as Jamaica
@Trinavara
If you really want to talk:
😅Ska took a hold on Jamaican ravers in the early 60s- late 60s- Upbeat with horns
and harmony. People loved it!💕
A Trini came a long…slows down the beat(messed it up) then ran off to Canada. They call the slow version rocksteady. It lasted for less than ten years. The shortest lived genre of Jamaican music and most boring.
Thats Trini 😍🔥
What was his name? I would like to do some research
Her face big indeed
She’s a beautiful woman
Lisa prettier than her
Way way prettier,she not in Lisa class of beauty
Both ladies are beautiful and it was in different times Sintra was 1972 and Lisa 1993
@@carib21network move from yaso Mon ,you fight down Jamaica,you badmind,Lisa Hanna look way prettier this Trinidadian girl not even look good
Send all Indians to Guyana that Indian country from birth our fore fathers built that country we are oil country now . Indian leadership bring Guyana and Trinidad to this prosperity today . We have a diaspora and it will be to the end of the world .
Thank you for watching
Dear try using your own folks it seem you don’t have Jamaican girls to replaced her
Dear friend before you wasted your time talking about Indian woman do you have any Jamaican of black descent then put them up , Remember it’s an Indian woman by the name Singh won misses world . I mean you have beautiful black woman but why do you want Chinese and you can’t find now . Why could you find a black descent what happen
I tell you this I am an Indian man I marry a black Jamaican woman do you want me to send my wife ?
Old news
Well the statue to honour her was only a few days ago , so that part is new.
I am tired of hearing about corrupt shit.
I don’t think this story had anything to do with corruption, it was just a marketing campaign that made Miss Sintra the face of Jamaica 🇯🇲 tourism, I understand the controversy with the wet T shirt and the question of the day in 1972, why not use a beautiful black woman. But corruption is a strong word.
This very ingenious and disrespectful to Jamaica it people and history who slaved in the fields hundreds of years through blood sweat and tears to build our homeland and culture.. So all the famous people from Super models, Miss World, Musicians, Philosophers, Artist, Philanthropies, Freedom fighter and heroes aren't the one responsible for Jamaica`s FAME! Nanny of the Maroons, Paul Bogle, Sam Sharp, Marcus Garvey, Bob Marley, Cindy Breakspeare, Carole Crawford, Lisa Hanna, Toni-Ann Singh,Usain Bolt, Shellyann Frazier,Leonard Howell, DJ Kool Herc and the hundreds of thousand of famous Jamaicans and people of Jamaican decent( Biggy Small work wasn't enough for you
I don’t think it’s disrespectful to Jamaica 🇯🇲. She lived and worked in Jamaica and she was apart of one of the biggest ad campaign in the history of the country so I think it’s ok to give her some credit and plus she wasn’t paid royalty on the campaign even though it ran for about 20 years. I’m am a Jamaican living in Canada 🇨🇦 and I see Jamaican being honoured in Canada because of their contributions, so if Jamaica 🇯🇲 honour someone from Trinidad 🇹🇹 that should not be a problem. We are one Caribbean.
Cool, let's talk about a Trini 's impact on early reggae now. 😈
Another clown
Why not talk about Jamaica's impact on Soca which is a spin off of Jamaican Dancehall being the script for Soca emerging from Calypso
@SalmAndrew Never heard that version before, Soca's origins are well documented and attributed..I was kinda focusing on the ironies that makes us different but the same .
Mento, Rocksteady, Reggae,Hip-hop, Rap, Dubstep, Rave, Grime and yes Soca is a spin off of Jamaican Dancehall Music just as Rap is.. Really don't know why some of your countrymen have this chip on their shoulder when it comes on to Jamaicans... Jamaicans are just as proud as black Americans if not prouder and confident. It's just the reality of the people. There is no disrespect of Trinidad or discussion on Trinidad in Jamaica by the average Jamaica save when their are issues with Jamaicans being mistreated by Trini Immigration or some trade dispute when your government put restrictive practices on Jamaican exports to Trinidad. Apart from that Jamaicans don't dislike Trinis
@@TrinavaraYES, YOU AGAIN.😂😂😂😂😂😂TRINIS and your desperate need to claim Reggae. Jamaicans are the reason Reggae is a powerhouse musical genre. If Trinis had any impact Soca would be able to compete with Reggae and Dancehall and it simply CANNOT. JAMAICANS simply possess a creative and unique diversity than you cannot compete with. Have a seat AGAIN.