The Tribe that lives at Sea in the Philippines
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- The Sama People are tied to the sea. They have built their homes along the sea and make a living out of their circumstances as skilled fishermen, traders, and divers, while some have also settled inland. These previously dubbed “sea nomads” are considered experts of the water.
Get to know the Sama People as we take a peek at what a regular day looks like for them and how they celebrate special occasions atop their stilt houses in Basilan in the South of the Philippines.
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In behalf of the Bangsamoro Government, I have so much respect to Erwan. He's definitely doing his part on re-introducing the people of our island provinces to the rest of the Philippines.
What a very beautiful culture you have. Our diversity is what makes me proud as a Filipino.
I am from Tarlac and this is very fascinating for me.
Sending love from Cavite! Hoping I could visit your beautiful province and see your wonderful and colorful culture!
This deserves an Emmy. ❤
Great team members organized by Sir Erwan! Video quality, story plot, narration, background music, overall PERFECT! ❤ Please continue doing more of these please-for the Filipinos, for the Philippines!
I cried while watching this definitely a masterpiece from the entire team! I miss my hometown Zamboanga❤️
I am very appreciative of whoever is writing your very creatives scripts, which reads like Poetry! ChatGPT will def not replace. Tnx for going out there to explore and taking us along for the ride. Videography is excellent too! Kudos to the team!
I got goosebumps by watching this. So beautiful and poetic. 😊
Part of the Philippines i would like to visit , but always been told not too , its not safe... but next trip to PH , i am going :) - thanks Erwan
Grabe talaga. You really deserve your own Netflix series
This is the type of content I love on this channel
when i was a kid i used to visit basilan with my mother. i remember badjao kids in their vintas lining up at the side of the lantsa waiting for anyone to throw coins in the water. no mater how hard or how far i throw the coins they will always get it.
Content, spot on!
Script + story telling, spot on!
Cinematography, spot on!
Thank you FEATR for showing us what we couldn't regularly see. National Geographic quality 👌🏻
The scenery and the video quality is superb!
Wow! Great story-telling. Tepu - tipu and pukot, the same way we call banig and lambat in Inabaknon.. (Inabaknon is the language spoken in Capul, Northern Samar)
Beautiful. I think they travelled as well because as a young girl of north-eastern Mindanao, I have witnessed a few of these families on small banca waiting for the ships to dock on the Pier. Usually very early in the morning. They ask passengers to throw money on the water. And they will dive to get it. Small children with sun-bronzed hair will jump and dive to get the money. Mothers with babies on their hip would dive as well. We call them Badjao. I wonder if they still do it, or if modernization put a halt to this practice. I miss the Philippines. 🇵🇭
It's a dangerous practice I suppose, Diving for money.
@@d.l.c7456 Very!
Superb cinematography
Kudos to featr team! Plus di naman ako nagrereklamo sa boses ni erwan pero yung vo, nice and clear too. 🎉
I have to seat and watched this entire episode and no distractions whatsoever. As always, great visual and description ala poetry❤...
Once again... Mindblown! Just amazing series. Thanks FEATR.💥
Yes,from the position of moon and stars,they can tell when will be the seasons of fishing,I remember my father can tell how strong the wind or storm,and which directions,by observing the clouds and ocean.
Deserve an award Erwan
The voice over is like the voice of my favorite you tuber jonna jinton like a fairy. I like it
I love it ! ❤ i’ve been there po last 2018. Hi to my Montaño Family in Isabela Basilan 😊
I believe that this people should make a ship for the Philippine Coast Guard since they lived in the Sea for their entire life and so they can also evolve their skills instead of expecting to the other country for ship and order.
Good Job FEATR staffs!
I want to go there.
kuddos to the artistic writing 👏👏👏
Wow good Job Featr.ang galing❤
Love the narration!
WOW i heard about them now I know it’s TRUE 👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
so much love
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Watching Hail CITY KSA
so much love for this content!!!
the VO is lit.🔥🔥🔥
Wow😮
Amazing!!!
There ar emany stories about badjaos, some older ones told me of a time when they were of a different religion. Worshipping flying serpents. That is why in sulu old caeving on houses shoe flying serpents and phoenix.
Please do this for all the ethnic groups in the Philippines.. The indigenous people of the Philippines first: Besides the Badjau, please also for the Aeta, Igorot, the tribes of Palawan, and there are a few others that I dont remember.. But they should all be recognized.
The Badjaos are the basis for the Metkayina Clan in James Cameron's Avatar 2: Way of the Water movie.
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the sama badjau in malaysia are treated special coz they are acknowledged as one of the ancestor tribes. they have many privileges, they are very educated over there. here in the Philippines? quite another story.
aboriginal people in the philippines were negritos people.. not brown race... brown race came from South China during ancient times.. and started migrate in Southeast Asia during pre han chinese expansion in South China today. our ancestors acknowledge the threat of pre han chinese expansion during ancient times.
I suggest to you learn about Austronesian expansion theory. the reason why southern region was poor despite of being rich in term of resources. becuz of terrorist was funded by Malaysian government..
People of the sea
Sana tagalog narration na lang
Are Badjao can swim ?
I thought the water was shallow. 3:49 monkaS
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7:19 was this arranged marriage? they look so young
ganda ng script