MI PUERTO RICO (La Verdadera Historia)

Éste documental expresa el amor más profundo de un pueblo hacia su patria. Ésta es la verdadera historia del pasado, y del presente de todos los puertorriqueños. Nuestra eterna gratitud a Raquel Ortiz y Sharon Simón, y a todas las personas que trabajaron, contribuyeron, y colaboraron para hacer posible esta gran labor de amor. A todos nuestros hermanos puertorriqueños... reciban este gran regalo; el regalo de la verdad a través de detalles históricos que han estado ocultos, y sepultados por mucho tiempo bajo una historia maquillada. Reciban el regalo de nuestra verdadera historia la cual nos dota de una conciencia y percepción clara, y libre de propagandas engañosas. ¡DESPIERTA BORICUA!
I am not a hater of the United States; but I am a great lover of my Puerto Rican brethren, the legacy of my ancestors, and my homeland..... PUERTO RICO.
No odio a los estadounidenses pero sí amo grandemente a mis hermanos puertorriqueños, el legado de mis ancestros, y a mi PATRIA... PUERTO RICO. ¡CONCIENCIA BORICUA... CONCIENCIA!
Jorge Emmanuelli Náter
Jorge Emmanuelli Náter & Los Ancestros

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  • @kimberlyfitzgerald9100
    @kimberlyfitzgerald910010 жыл бұрын

    I root for Puerto Ricans because I was raised in a Puerto Rican neighborhood and was treated with love. I had so many abuela's . I went to church with them ,school, ate in their homes,played in their homes. I learned to speak some spanish and Adobo and Sazon is the seasoning I use. I'm not Puerto Rican I am Bahamian-American. They treated me like their own even though I had black skin. This is why I hope the next president is Puerto Rican. I love the these people.

  • @AbiRiveraSolivanClark

    @AbiRiveraSolivanClark

    4 жыл бұрын

    Remember in a Puerto Rican home every one is always welcomed with a smile and a hug. Somehow there was always enough food for all our friends. I. Am Puerto Rican and my Puerto Rican family has beautiful black Puerto Ricans. Blue eyes,green eyes and brown eyes. I am proud to be Puerto Rican " yo soy Boricua " con orgullo.i will be flying to This beautiful Carrebean Island "Puerto Rico" with my baby sister celebrating her 60 yrs young born day 8 glorious days.

  • @bernadettelugo786

    @bernadettelugo786

    4 жыл бұрын

    Puerto Ricans come from west Africa! The Atlantic slave trade brought them to the Americas and the west indies. We are the Indians tribes like Black foot and Tiano. then Spain came and made us light skin but we come in all colors now.

  • @justin5903

    @justin5903

    4 жыл бұрын

    @@bernadettelugo786 You're a fucking idiot

  • @idojuegos2151

    @idojuegos2151

    4 жыл бұрын

    Jusker Duu relax dude, no need to be so rude

  • @ephraimcampos5232

    @ephraimcampos5232

    4 жыл бұрын

    Bernadette Lugo 🤣 we are Tainos aka Arawaks first before anything and anyone we didn’t ask for spaniard or African dna . Don’t get it twisted homie

  • @strongcandi
    @strongcandi3 жыл бұрын

    Admiración, amor y hermandad con cariño de una Dominicana para mis hermanos borinqueños. 🇵🇷Que viva Borinken

  • @DominicanRicanYork_Guille

    @DominicanRicanYork_Guille

    5 ай бұрын

    Saludos hermano mi mamá es de la 🇩🇴 RD y PR son pueblos hermanos

  • @jasonivancontreras9340
    @jasonivancontreras934010 жыл бұрын

    Bella gente saludos de un hermano mexicano

  • @javiervega4455

    @javiervega4455

    9 жыл бұрын

    igual a usted hermano

  • @j.r6827

    @j.r6827

    3 жыл бұрын

    Much love brother

  • @cristelamartinez8023

    @cristelamartinez8023

    3 жыл бұрын

    How could you call the Puerto Rican minini when they were murine. It would the gag law honest finally. Yes heist us into the shit is as.

  • @cristelamartinez8023

    @cristelamartinez8023

    3 жыл бұрын

    Pedro Albizu Campos was on the money. We don’t get shit now while recovering from everyone as crying & smiling because who happens.

  • @norielsacastellon4506

    @norielsacastellon4506

    3 жыл бұрын

    @@javiervega4455 I'm 63 old puertoricam old man and I see never it's gone change and hate

  • @madelinemorales1622
    @madelinemorales16223 жыл бұрын

    I've never seen the story of Puerto Rico's history, like this video. I've cried for my ancestors and for our beautiful island. God bless Puerto Rico. I am so darn proud.

  • @cristianponce7973

    @cristianponce7973

    2 жыл бұрын

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  • @cjphantomcp6846

    @cjphantomcp6846

    10 ай бұрын

    Viva Puerto Rico libre!

  • @soniavelasco31

    @soniavelasco31

    8 ай бұрын

    Si llorastes al ver esto, lloraras aún más al ver otros documentales d como maltrataron nuestras mujeres esterilizandolas, con engaños, para controlar la.poblacion... hay mucha historia, y no toda fue bonita... Documental la operacion😢 Bendiciones❤

  • @naidaquintela8938

    @naidaquintela8938

    7 ай бұрын

    This is a true story, thank goodness they stop using this part of the island. For Target Practice. How is a Beautiful place and hotal. Hard to find a room. ❤

  • @russil01
    @russil018 жыл бұрын

    Musicalmente soy puertorriqueño. He aprendido a conocer su historia, su geografía a través de las canciones de salsa que oigo desde que tenia 10 años. Viva Puerto Rico y su música. Que bonita bandera !!! Saludos desde Venezuela

  • @sinvila1
    @sinvila13 жыл бұрын

    Como Español tengo un gran aprecio por los Puertoriqueños y la historia que compartimos. Un fuerte abrazo ❤

  • @richardfigueroa9498

    @richardfigueroa9498

    3 жыл бұрын

    Saludos a nuestra madre patria. Desde la isla del encanto.

  • @evajezabel6886

    @evajezabel6886

    3 жыл бұрын

    Soy de PR pero mi corazon es de españa siento un gran aprecio por españa a veces he dicho pertenesco a españa yo naci en PR pero me siento española

  • @rubenocasio9188

    @rubenocasio9188

    2 жыл бұрын

    @@evajezabel6886 okay pero tú has visto a viajar o visitarla España??

  • @donaldstephens2651

    @donaldstephens2651

    2 жыл бұрын

    @@evajezabel6886 Que Hilo Espana paraPR lo que hicieron Mataram a los taints.

  • @migdaliavargas2875

    @migdaliavargas2875

    Жыл бұрын

    @@evajezabel6886 estoy viendo este documental en estos momentos, tenemos ascendencia española, negra e indigena, pero somos Puertorriqueños, Boricuas, Borinqueños. No nos asimilaremos ni a España,(reunificacion) E.U., China ni Rusia pa que tu lo sepas. Necesitamos confiar en nosotros.

  • @donpitote
    @donpitote8 жыл бұрын

    Amo Puerto Rico y su gente ! Saludos de un Mexicano Viva P R Libre.

  • @maryq9821

    @maryq9821

    6 жыл бұрын

    jesse garcia saludos

  • @medigoamipersona1947

    @medigoamipersona1947

    6 жыл бұрын

    Jesse Garcia, QUÉ DÍOS... BENDIGA SU PATRIA, SU FAMILIA, SU GENTE Y A USTED. ¡QUÉ VIVA MÉXICO LÍBRE Y SOBERANO! "SALUDOS DESDE PUERTO RICO"...

  • @THEGREENCAT1234

    @THEGREENCAT1234

    6 жыл бұрын

    jesse garcia. ¡Bendiciones para Mexico! Me encantan los mariachis... Mexico bello y querido!

  • @joanneriveralopez8985

    @joanneriveralopez8985

    6 жыл бұрын

    igual

  • @esu2537

    @esu2537

    5 жыл бұрын

    No!!

  • @davidale3
    @davidale32 жыл бұрын

    Viva Puerto Rico Libre 🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷

  • @frankygarcia625
    @frankygarcia6258 жыл бұрын

    Nunca Te Olvidare ....Mi canto..mi sangre..mi alma...mi Puerto Rico. ...

  • @888Gypsy888
    @888Gypsy8884 жыл бұрын

    Love Puerto Rico, the people are so loving! They are the true Nobles* So much to endure!

  • @albaalbino1509

    @albaalbino1509

    2 жыл бұрын

    Thank you God Bless you 🙏❤️🇵🇷🇺🇲

  • @garyrodriguez9448
    @garyrodriguez944810 жыл бұрын

    I learned more about Puerto Rico and United States history in this hour and a half video than in the twelve years of incomplete stories and lies taught to me in Puerto Rico schools.

  • @antoniorobles3498

    @antoniorobles3498

    3 жыл бұрын

    FACTS

  • @him3990

    @him3990

    3 жыл бұрын

    @@antoniorobles3498 They indoctrinate us since we’re young to keeps ignorant and tame.

  • @madelinecardona34

    @madelinecardona34

    2 жыл бұрын

    You really didn’t, there is a lot of misinformation in this video.

  • 2 жыл бұрын

    @@madelinecardona34 saludos madeline...could you please state what you consider it as a mis information in this video. I love to read everyone's opinions. One thing that bothers me most is when people make these kind of opinion but never present or explain there side of there story. So please, could you tell me or explain where is the mis information ? This one of the best video I've seen in years and you won't see in school. And remember one more thing...United States is not from the americans, it's from the indians. Just like in PR, this land was from the indians Tainos.

  • @EIGHTIESMOVIERECAPS

    @EIGHTIESMOVIERECAPS

    2 жыл бұрын

    @@madelinecardona34 Please elaborate on the "misinformation".

  • @ed1476
    @ed14763 жыл бұрын

    I am Dominican from NY and I loved the documentary. I can totally relate to it.

  • @frankygarcia625
    @frankygarcia6253 жыл бұрын

    Mi cultura,, mi raza,, mi Sangre,,Puerto Rico asta la muerte,,,💯👍✌️❤️🇵🇷

  • @genesispr1206

    @genesispr1206

    3 жыл бұрын

    Boricuas de pura sepa wepaaaa 🇵🇷🥳

  • @lilysss1687

    @lilysss1687

    3 жыл бұрын

    @@NYRIKAN vives en Puerto Rico? Sabes el problema qué hay en empleos? Sabes los años de corrupción ? Sabes el problema económico? Es muy fácil hablar en el otro lado

  • @NYRIKAN

    @NYRIKAN

    3 жыл бұрын

    @@lilysss1687 OK SIEMPRE CON LAS MISMAS EXCUSAS..LA CULPA LA TIENEN LOS DEMAS Y NO LOS VAGOS CRIADOS SIN VERGUENZA.

  • @lilysss1687

    @lilysss1687

    3 жыл бұрын

    @@NYRIKAN la culpa lo tiene el gobierno para tu información. Educate en vez de estar generalizando. La gente como tú no se debería llamar puertorriqueño. Hablas tú que estás en otro país, tan mal te fue aquí que te tuviste que ir y tienes el descaro de hablar de las personas que luchan aquí! Ten más respeto

  • @NYRIKAN

    @NYRIKAN

    3 жыл бұрын

    @@lilysss1687 EL GOBIERNO? Y SIGUEN VOTANDO POR ELLOS COMO LOS IDIOTAS DEMOCRATAS AQUI EN PENNSYLVANIA SIGUEN VOTANDO POR LA MISMA MIERDA...

  • @xisco3014
    @xisco30146 жыл бұрын

    UNION HISPANA VIVA PUERTO RICO Y LOS PUEBLOS HISPANOS A UN LADO Y OTRO DEL ATLANTICO Y PACIFICO !

  • @LuzMaria95
    @LuzMaria953 жыл бұрын

    Orgullosa de ser Boricua. Es una bendición. Mi gente y mi isla están en mi corazón y alma hasta siempre. ♥️🙏🏽

  • @BoricuaGirl69
    @BoricuaGirl693 жыл бұрын

    What a beautiful documentary of my beautiful little island. I was born in the Bronx New York and moved to the island at the age of 12. Left at age 20 to California. I go back to my little island every few years to visit my family. I will be returning soon to retire there. ♥️🇵🇷♥️

  • @donaldstephens2651

    @donaldstephens2651

    2 жыл бұрын

    Welcome home.

  • @BoricuaGirl69

    @BoricuaGirl69

    2 жыл бұрын

    @@donaldstephens2651 ❤️🇵🇷❤️

  • @lisandrasolis
    @lisandrasolis6 ай бұрын

    Orgullosa de ser puertorriqueña, Viva PR 🇵🇷 libre✊🏻

  • @fernandoiisotoavellanet1189
    @fernandoiisotoavellanet118910 жыл бұрын

    I am so proud of this documentary... Viva Puerto Rico !!!!

  • @JMSURVIVORTHEISLAND
    @JMSURVIVORTHEISLAND10 жыл бұрын

    Puerto Rico nombre dado por los conquistadores, que marco una larga historia de dolor y sufrimiento a nuestros ancestros. Pero si me siento Orgulloso de desir "Que soy Boricua de pura sepa" , nacido en Borinquen la Isla del Encanto...

  • @juanjor2379

    @juanjor2379

    2 жыл бұрын

    Tus ancestros son también españoles.. No sabes ni de qué hablas. El boricua es la mezcla del español y el taíno.

  • @donaldstephens2651

    @donaldstephens2651

    2 жыл бұрын

    @@juanjor2379 Se te ok I do africano tambien.

  • @juanjor2379

    @juanjor2379

    2 жыл бұрын

    @@donaldstephens2651 y?....solo digo que hablan de los conquistadores como si fuesen personas ajenas....cuando son antepasados de ustedes

  • @josehamilton9597
    @josehamilton959710 жыл бұрын

    My dad is Puerto Rican and mom is black I grew up with my mom because they lost contact. So it's nice to know more about my dad's history I wish I new a way to find him .All I know is his name Fredy Rosado and he's in his 50's. They met on air force bais.

  • @josephgarcia5228

    @josephgarcia5228

    3 жыл бұрын

    Hi, today you could find him and you should be Hamilton/rosado. I really hope you can find young brother.

  • @kupeking4825

    @kupeking4825

    3 жыл бұрын

    Fready rosado is my cousin

  • @luismiranda8798
    @luismiranda87983 жыл бұрын

    😪😥😪😥😪😥🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷 como extraňo mi Isla preciosa viva Puerto Rico

  • @caribeboy2000
    @caribeboy200010 жыл бұрын

    gracias por sacar su tiempo fuerzas y coraje para hacer este documental muy educativo Dios bendiga nuestro 'BORIKEN=PUERTO RICO

  • @Rocio1988
    @Rocio19883 жыл бұрын

    Excelente reportaje, de esta hermosa nacion Puertoriquena, mi deseo es todo exito en todo sacrificio por el bienestar del pueblo Puertoriqueno. 🤗👏👃saludos desde Peru.

  • @hx-flixblog4569

    @hx-flixblog4569

    3 жыл бұрын

    Esa lucha es mundial y tambien es igual en Peru. Todos somos colonias de los EEUU. Solo tiene que mirar mas aya de soberania nacional. El pais que tiene el super poder militar en nuestro hemisferio controla la economia y quien accpta en nuestros gobiernos.

  • @AtreyuA5
    @AtreyuA58 жыл бұрын

    Te Amo Puerto Rico!! . Gracias a nuestros guerreros y pueblo que lucho hasta al final por nuestro pais. Espero en un futuro bueno para Puerto Rico. Dios nos bendiga mucho. Saludos desde Arecibo (:

  • @fernandorenovell2936

    @fernandorenovell2936

    3 жыл бұрын

    Lucho si, pero asta el final no, aun estáis imbadidos, y esclavizados por EEUU

  • @alexanderlopez1812
    @alexanderlopez18123 жыл бұрын

    Te amo mi isla bella mi tierra hermosa gracias por sobrevivir y mantenerse humilde y con su hermosa gente trabajadora a pesar de los ineptos y corruptos que la gobernaron con sus ideales en beneficio personal, estamos aquí vivos y no nos rendimos ante nada 💪🌀

  • @michaelchristoforatos9146
    @michaelchristoforatos91464 жыл бұрын

    Wow gracias! Me saco hasta lagrimas, hacen falta más documentales así para todos. Gracias. De verdad!! 🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷💕💕💕💕💕✨✨✨✨✨✨

  • @raysanchez7311
    @raysanchez731110 жыл бұрын

    I'm so proud to be Puerto Rican and thanks to those who fought for our island Puerto Rico the island that is so beautiful to my heart ...

  • @NANICOCOJASSY
    @NANICOCOJASSY10 жыл бұрын

    I LOVE PUERTO RICO!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @FabianSoto1969
    @FabianSoto19693 жыл бұрын

    Doy Gracias a los que hicieron este documentario porque es bonito aprender de la historia y hermosa cultura de mi Boriquien. Y es triste ver que aunque muchos lucharon por la independicia de Puerto Rico la cruel realidad es que Puerto Rico necesita el apoyo de Estados Unidos y por la deuda nacional y los desastres natruales que mi isla a afrontado, ahora mas que Nunca Puerto Rico deberia ser un Estado para sacar a Puerto Rico para adelante y poder dar un futuro mas seguro a nuestra isla y a nuestra cultura.

  • @joelocasio1516
    @joelocasio151611 жыл бұрын

    Nunca es tarde es para aprender de tu pasado e historia. Excelente documental, valio la pena verlo completo.

  • @GaitaRamos
    @GaitaRamos10 жыл бұрын

    Thanks for the Video. Excellent Historical documentation brings back memories and the stories that my Grandfather and Great Grandfather told me. More of this is needed to educate our younger generation who have no clue about the struggles they endured back then and continue to do so. Never forget where you came from.

  • @angelveles8897
    @angelveles88973 жыл бұрын

    Me siento orgulloso de ser puertorriqueño

  • @donaldstephens2651

    @donaldstephens2651

    2 жыл бұрын

    Tu Rees quebradilla o.

  • @gusgarcia4946
    @gusgarcia49463 жыл бұрын

    I love Puerto Rico as I love south the bronx

  • @tonyv1505
    @tonyv15059 жыл бұрын

    wow Puerto Rico's history have been suppressed by the US in an incredible way that many Puerto Ricans don't know our history including my self at 43 I new nothing of our history except that our ancestors were Indios Tainos & that Christopher Columbus discover Puerto Rico, after watching video after video of Puerto Rico's history my tears come as I try to hide my tears from showing so that my son who's sitting a few feet from me don't ask me why am I crying sorry had to stop a few times from typing so that I can dry my tears, as I was saying Puerto Rico have been to hell & back damages caused by the United States of America & yet after these incredible heroes fought for & died for our land we still want to become statehood to this evil country forgetting those who fought for it I am a shame, a shame that my people have given hope.

  • @jemmanuelli01

    @jemmanuelli01

    9 жыл бұрын

    Saludos Tony V. Me alegro que éste video haya servido de bendición a tu conciencia como puertorriqueño. Con todo respeto te ofrezco un consejo - y es que ahora continues compartiendo con tu descendencia y a tus amistades éste maravilloso regalo que es el verdadero conocimiento histórico de nuestra patria y nuestros ancestros para asi regalarles la conciencia que el mismo brinda. Es preciso que este conocimiento llegue a tus hijos (a la juventud) quienes son el verdadero futuro de Puerto Rico y estoy seguro que lugar a duda ellos serán los liberadores de nuestra gente de mas de este colonialismo absurdo que data de mas de 500 años - primero por mano de los españoles y luego 116 años a mano de la explotación estadounidense. Gracias por compartir tu experiencia al encontrarte con esta verdad.

  • @jemmanuelli01

    @jemmanuelli01

    9 жыл бұрын

    Este otro video arroja muchísima luz en cuanto a los verdaderos números y ganancias de esta empresa colonia que ha creado los EUl: kzread.info/dash/bejne/Zn-Y2NlwccWapbA.html

  • @tonyv1505

    @tonyv1505

    9 жыл бұрын

    Compartir voy hacer y muchas gracias a todos aquellos que crean estos videos para la educacion historica puertoriqueña, alomejor abra algunas mentes como a mi pero la verdad es muchos boricuas estan muy cerrados a nuestra historia y mas pendiente a la technologia moderna, gracias por el comentario y el link

  • @tonyv1505

    @tonyv1505

    9 жыл бұрын

    vi el video link que me dejastes despues que deje el ultimo comentario, video muy interesante otro video que me habre los ojos y mi forma de pensar gracias por el link

  • @jemmanuelli01

    @jemmanuelli01

    9 жыл бұрын

    Tony V Contra me alegra un montón que te haya llegado el mensaje. Es mucho lo nos han engañado y ocultado y los puertorriqueños están entretenidos mientras la PROPAGANDA ENGAÑOSA continua y el saqueo de la isla se intensifica. Nos tienen peleando unos contra otros en mientras otro controla nuestro destino. Los politicos puertorriqueños no pueden hacer nada mientras los gringos en Washington continúen siendo los que dan la ultima palabra en cuanto a nuestra isla y nuestros recursos. Esta misma PROPAGANDA ENGAÑOSA es la que han usado para enseñarnos que y que nosotros somos unos mantenidos. Pa' lante Tony... y despierta a otros hermanos boricuas. ¡Bendiciones!

  • @carmenadorno5141
    @carmenadorno51413 жыл бұрын

    I had study some of the history of Puerto Rico but none touched my heart as this video. I was always proud of my Puerto Rican roots but now i cried for my people. Thank you for this lession of my roots.

  • @lislliamriegns
    @lislliamriegns7 жыл бұрын

    You know what's even more sad about this is that no Puerto Ricans even wants independence for their ppl. The tragedy now is that the island is broke, broken and divided.... Who will bring back our culture? 👸🏽👌🏽👆🏾💁🏾🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷

  • @ejproficial

    @ejproficial

    3 жыл бұрын

    Nosotros mismos

  • @michaelmend8959

    @michaelmend8959

    3 жыл бұрын

    yea you know why because , the goverment of p r are as crook as those like in south america, because puerto rican think like the people of south america...

  • @CarlosHernandez-ml9wc

    @CarlosHernandez-ml9wc

    3 жыл бұрын

    @@michaelmend8959 at least central and South Americans are countries and PR is an island and still can't get their shit or people 2gether smh0

  • @CarlosHernandez-ml9wc

    @CarlosHernandez-ml9wc

    3 жыл бұрын

    To many regetoneros and know realistic leaders

  • @micheika11

    @micheika11

    3 жыл бұрын

    Decently no people like you of course

  • @iconoaplastante
    @iconoaplastante11 жыл бұрын

    Siempre he admirado como se ama la patria desde la diáspora; no porque estando en la Isla no se ame, sino porque simplemente es un amor distinto e intensificado por el recuerdo, la nostalgia, la añoranza y que se acrecienta en el abigarrado terreno de la diáspora donde es necesario mostrar al otro de dónde se es, no por contienda mas por hallar identidad ante el otro.

  • @elimarr17
    @elimarr179 жыл бұрын

    We need more documentaries like this to remind us of who we are and how beautiful we are as people.

  • @Myishtar52
    @Myishtar529 жыл бұрын

    First mistake. No mention made that, after the invasion of 1898, Puerto Ricans were only made US citizens when they were needed to fight in the battlefields of Europe during WWI. They were good enough to be used as canon fodder, but not for much else. Second mistake.regarding the Nationalists, and I quote, "Two of the most famous attempts to bring world attention to Puerto Rico's status, took place in the 1950s. . ." You forgot something that happened 75 years ago, on Palm Sunday, March 21, 1937, Several days before the scheduled Palm Sunday march, the Nationalists had received legal permits for a peaceful protest from José Tormos Diego, the mayor of Ponce. According to a 1926 Puerto Rico Supreme Court ruling, government permits were not necessary for the use of plazas, parks or streets for meetings or parades.[15] However, as a courtesy to the Ponce municipal government, the Nationalists requested the permit nevertheless. The march was to commemorate the abolition of slavery in Puerto Rico by the governing Spanish National Assembly in 1873 and to protest the U.S. Government's imprisonment of the Party's leader, Pedro Albizu Campos, on sedition charges. However, at the last minute, the appointed US Governor of Puerto Rico, Blanton Winship withdrew permission. The Insular Police then started firing on the marchers - killing 17 unarmed civilians, and wounding some 235 civilians, including women and children.T. Most of the killed where shot in their backs. (Blanton Winship,was never prosecuted.) The UN has never changed the status of Puerto Rico as that of a colony. And let's not forget all the other unprovoked invasions of other sovereign lands by the United States on the pretext of freeing them and bringing them freedom. And, most importantly, let us not forget the rape of the north american continent and the genocide of the indigenous populations--Manifest Destiny! One final thought regarding the statement of "one of the oldest democracies on earth . . ." I like to think of what Gore Vidal said about the founders. "Nowhere in the founding documents is the word Democracy used . ." I looked at the founding documents. Gee, he was right. The founders did want a republic--run by the elite group of landed gentry (most of whom were slave owners)--not a democracy. Democracy implies involving by all classes--the great unwashed. They did not want those who toiled the earth to have anything with running the country. Only those who owned the earth could have that privilege, and could vote. So much for the "oldest democracy on earth."

  • @Rajnoma

    @Rajnoma

    9 жыл бұрын

    Irene Diaz Reyes Thank you, dear Irene, for helping others to know and understand the TRUTH (La VERDAD) about the U.S.'s treatment of its indigenous peoples. I'm a gringa who is DEEPLY ASHAMED of being part of a country that has been so cruel and made even more so by telling lies that it is a benevolent democracy, when, in fact, it has been a predatory MURDERER of innocent souls, from its native peoples to the people of Japan, Vietnam and Afghanistan and Iraq. It seems that its victims are usually non-whites for it is basically a racist country, as evidenced by so much of its history throughout its more than 200 yrs. For me, Pedro Albizu Campos, Juan Mari Bras , Lolita Lebron and all of the Puerto Rican freedom fighters such as the two young innocents who were murdered by the CIA (official murdereers of the USA) in 1978 on top of a mountain, and David Sanes, a true martyr for Puerto Rico, who died in one of the bombings of Vieques (using this precious small island for a bombing range makes me furious just to think about it; thank God it has finally come to an end due to the Puerto Rican peoples' steadfast bravery in protesting with Ruben Berrios and Lolita Lebron) and the Macheteros freedom fighters were great heroes who were willing to die for the Puerto Rican peoples' ending slavery for the United States, who uses them for cannon fodder and earlier for cheap labor in the sweatshops of New York City starting in the early 40s.

  • @ramboar7452

    @ramboar7452

    9 жыл бұрын

    Thats the reason we need to get respect

  • @RicardoReySantos

    @RicardoReySantos

    8 жыл бұрын

    +Irene Diaz Reyes gracias Irene por recordarles a esto pajuatos la realidad que acontecio en 1926. No fueron los Americanos que asesinaron a los Nacionalistas fueron puros Puerto Riquenos que abrieron fuego, igualmente en la Universidad De Puerto Rico en Rio Piedras

  • @oscarromero3301

    @oscarromero3301

    8 жыл бұрын

    +Irene Diaz Reyes First mistake. No mention made that, after the invasion of 1898, Puerto Ricans were only made US citizens when they were needed to fight in the battlefields of Europe during WWI. They were good enough to be used as canon fodder, but not for much else. Second mistake.regarding the Nationalists, and I quote, "Two of the most famous attempts to bring world attention to Puerto Rico's status, took place in the 1950s. . ." You forgot something that happened 75 years ago, on Palm Sunday, March 21, 1937, Several days before the scheduled Palm Sunday march, the Nationalists had received legal permits for a peaceful protest from José Tormos Diego, the mayor of Ponce. According to a 1926 Puerto Rico Supreme Court ruling, government permits were not necessary for the use of plazas, parks or streets for meetings or parades.[15] However, as a courtesy to the Ponce municipal government, the Nationalists requested the permit nevertheless. The march was to commemorate the abolition of slavery in Puerto Rico by the governing Spanish National Assembly in 1873 and to protest the U.S. Government's imprisonment of the Party's leader, Pedro Albizu Campos, on sedition charges. However, at the last minute, the appointed US Governor of Puerto Rico, Blanton Winship withdrew permission. The Insular Police then started firing on the marchers - killing 17 unarmed civilians, and wounding some 235 civilians, including women and children.T. Most of the killed where shot in their backs. (Blanton Winship,was never prosecuted.) The UN has never changed the status of Puerto Rico as that of a colony. And let's not forget all the other unprovoked invasions of other sovereign lands by the United States on the pretext of freeing them and bringing them freedom. And, most importantly, let us not forget the rape of the north american continent and the genocide of the indigenous populations--Manifest Destiny! One final thought regarding the statement of "one of the oldest democracies on earth . . ." I like to think of what Gore Vidal said about the founders. "Nowhere in the founding documents is the word Democracy used . ." I looked at the founding documents. Gee, he was right. The founders did want a republic--run by the elite group of landed gentry (most of whom were slave owners)--not a democracy. Democracy implies involving by all classes--the great unwashed. They did not want those who toiled the earth to have anything with running the country. Only those who owned the earth could have that privilege, and could vote. So much for the "oldest democracy on earth."

  • @oscarromero3301

    @oscarromero3301

    8 жыл бұрын

    +Irene Diaz Reyes First mistake. No mention made that, after the invasion of 1898, Puerto Ricans were only made US citizens when they were needed to fight in the battlefields of Europe during WWI. They were good enough to be used as canon fodder, but not for much else. While living in the mainland USA, I met Munoz Marin. I was a child and he came to see my dad. I think that is when I became interested in Puerto Rico. Information about Puerto Rico was very hard to come by here in the states. This is a very informative and touching video. thank you!

  • @papotaino1516
    @papotaino15163 жыл бұрын

    Madre Boriken tomé mi primer respiro sobre ti. Donde mi corazòn tomó su primer latido.Somos uno no importa donde este 🏝🌞🇵🇷

  • @MexiTaxi66
    @MexiTaxi6610 жыл бұрын

    As a mexican that loves history and the puerto rican guajiro and salsa music....this was very informative thank you for sharing.

  • @jemmanuelli01

    @jemmanuelli01

    10 жыл бұрын

    Muchas gracias for the love brother. Quick correction.... Puerto Ricans are not guajiros. El guajiro es el nombre para el campesino cubano. Maybe you meant jibaros. ¡Muchas bendiciones hermano!

  • @MexiTaxi66

    @MexiTaxi66

    10 жыл бұрын

    Hermanos Emmanuelli Náter Thanx...your right, meant Jibaro. i actually love both jibaro and guajiro music. maybe cuase I've been to havana cuba quite few times for the last couple of years. Respect.

  • @laurabeltran8570
    @laurabeltran85708 жыл бұрын

    Muy triste que es la historia de puerto Rico y toda su jente, ver este documental me iso llorar al mirar todo esas atrocidades por lo que pasaron toda nuestra familia me duele en el alma y aunque estoy fuera de mi islita la amo con todo mi corazon.

  • @jorgegutierrez4654
    @jorgegutierrez46546 жыл бұрын

    La verdad que esto toca corazones,esta es la manera por la cual hemos sido tratado,tanto en el pasado,en el presente,y al parecer asi continuaremos siendo tratados por aquellos quienes por su propia voluntad se han aduenado de un pedasito de Tierra la cual estos saben que les e muy dificil (aunque no Imposible) defenderse sola. Soy nacido en el Pueblo de ese Gran Proser quien fue Eugenio Maria De Hostos. Mayaguezano de Naciemiento,Puertoriqueno por Derecho,y Obligacion.E vivido por muchos anyos en Nueva York,esto lo e tenido que hacer por que al estar en Puerto Rico se me hiso tan dificil conseguir trabajo por alla,y por eso decidi regresar a Nueva York,pues antes de la muerte de mi Senora Madre,esta nos trajo a mi,y a mis hermanos a principio de la decada de los 70 para esta Ciudad. E estudiado en ambas parte,tanto aqui en Nueva York,como alla en Puerto Rico,hablo ambos Idiomas. I speak english,as well as Spanish. Pero,No cambiaria por nada mi nacionalidad Puertoriquena,por esta Ciudadania de segunda clase Americana la cual nos han impuesto,o mejor dicho nos impusieron aquellos Politicos quienes llegaron a ese acuerdo con esta gente de los E.E.U.U. Hablo de esta manera por que se lo que es sufrir ese prejuicio de parte de estos Americanos,No e sido un Santo,pues no tapo el Cielo con la mano,pero se,y conosco desde lejos la discrimiminacion cuando la veo,y hasta la puedo oler. Mi Pueblo a sufrido un sinnumero de atropellos por parte de aquellos quienes por la fuerza se han aduenado de nuestro suelo. Cuando por primera vez,hise uso del voto,como no sabia,y al continuar en parte con la tradicion de mi familia,vote por el Partido Nuevo Progresista alla en Puerto Rico (El PNP) Mas,cuando vote por segunda vez,esta vez aca en Los Estados Unidos vote por el Partido Democrata, Al expresar de la Injusticia cometida hacia mi por las autoridades en un Juicio en el cual un Oficial de La Policia de la Ciudad de Nueva York dijo haberme detenido en Cuatro diferentes lugares a la hora de mi Arresto por alla Por el 2002,Marzo 08,del 20202 para ser mas especifico,decidi Jamas volver a votar por ninguno de estos Politicos de pocotillas quienes hoy dia se postulan ya que a ellos me diriji en busca de Justicia la cual nunca llego,Esto lo Jure por lo mas Alto,y por Aquel quien esta Sentado sobre su Trono. De yo Poder,le exortaria a mi Pueblo que no busquen unirse para nada a una Nacion la cual profesa estar esparciendo Jusrticia y Libertad,pero la cual a nosotros nos tienen presos,y atados encontra de nuestra Voluntad. Donde esta esa Justicia,y Libertad que estos profesan estar repartiendo por el Mundo? Si hoy dia son muchos mas los enemigos que estos tienen,que aquellos quienes buscan asociarse con ellos. No estoy encontra del Pueblo Norte Americano,estoy encontra de las Injusticias impartidas por los Injustos,quienes mediante sus Injusticias,buscan Justificar sus causas por mas perversas que estas sean. Despierta Jibarito,como decia Marvin Santiago: No te duermas en las pajas que te lo llevan to. Dios bendiga a todo Puertoriqueno,jibarito quien asi como yo tenemos un Amor Inconfundible e incondicionar por nuestra Isla,Nuestra Patria,Por Puerto Rico. Dios les Bendiga Hermanos;Viva por siempre Puerto Rico.

  • @pr_tr4p_g4wd20
    @pr_tr4p_g4wd207 жыл бұрын

    We are all blessed to be from that beautiful little island that gave us so much to proud of.

  • @arnaldocolon9884
    @arnaldocolon98849 жыл бұрын

    This is the best video about my island I've ever seen! Well done Raquel! Thank you for posting Jorge.

  • @Davy413
    @Davy41310 жыл бұрын

    I love the documentaries about P.R. and it's history and struggle to maintain an identity while being a commonwealth of the U.S. My parents were born there(Mom: Cidra and Dad:Camuy) they met in NYC in the immigration wave of the 1950's...

  • @AlAndalusiIbnRagnar

    @AlAndalusiIbnRagnar

    9 жыл бұрын

    Where did you ancestors come from, Before Puerto Rico ? Time-line, 1700s - 1800s max ?

  • @tainousa51

    @tainousa51

    8 жыл бұрын

    Yo lo digo por que mi bisabuelo era colono

  • @raulhuamanguilla3290
    @raulhuamanguilla32905 жыл бұрын

    Puerto Rico ha olvidado que su gente cuenta con sangre taina, sangre nativoamericana que lo liga a su pasado milenario y lo hace una patria única y distinta a las demás, ese es el Puerto Rico que debe aparecer, uno que mezcle lo moderno y la tradición y la historia

  • @adyarym

    @adyarym

    7 ай бұрын

    Se te olvidaron los Africanos y los españoles. De esos tienes mas en tu ADM.

  • @angelrivera9156
    @angelrivera91563 жыл бұрын

    I live 8n america for 35 years and know i live in puerto rico...and i love my islad....this is buetilfull you cut feel the peace in puerto rico the hot son the people....las alcapurias los pastelillos relleno de papas gente humilde buena.... las olayas y los rios no cambio mi puerto rico por ninguna nacion americana... . Esto es vida. Dios bendiga puerto rico....estamos cin Dios

  • @lydiavelez1258
    @lydiavelez12587 жыл бұрын

    So proud of who we are😍

  • @03Venture
    @03Venture3 жыл бұрын

    Keep in mind that San Juan Puerto Rico’s streets were paved when there was no New York, Boston, or Philadelphia yet...

  • @Jayla-dj2gj

    @Jayla-dj2gj

    3 жыл бұрын

    So what that's a dumb statement! Everyone knows the Europeans /Spanish conquered PR before America was founded. Why wouldn't the Spanish Europeans bring their culture of paving streets to the Island...lol

  • @perlita1212

    @perlita1212

    3 жыл бұрын

    That's not true.!!!!

  • @jemmanuelli01
    @jemmanuelli0111 жыл бұрын

    Muchas gracias a usted hermano....Bendiciones!!!

  • @carmenserrano9531
    @carmenserrano95313 жыл бұрын

    Debe ser editado con subtítulos en español, para beneficio de la población que no habla Inglés. ¡Gracias!

  • @roncolson5425
    @roncolson542510 жыл бұрын

    Very good and informative documentary. I feel awful to know how the USA has done some very wrong things to the citizens of Puerto Rico. You have a wonderful country and very good people and heritage. I believe things will change for the better. I have a new Puerto Rican friend, and I wanted to find out more about where she spent most of her life.

  • @jemmanuelli01

    @jemmanuelli01

    10 жыл бұрын

    Beautiful my brother! Thank you for your support and kind words about our people and country. Wish you the very best in your new friendship... Thanks for sharing! :)

  • @roncolson5425

    @roncolson5425

    10 жыл бұрын

    de nada Senor

  • @deathfire096

    @deathfire096

    10 жыл бұрын

    Ronald: you are very disingenuous in saying the USA has done some very wrong things to the U.S. citizens of Puerto Rico and ignore the overwhelming great things it has done for Puerto Rico and giving millions of Puerto Ricans a good education with schools and universities and good economic opportunities in the island and in the 50 states. Did you know that it was the U.S. that funded the first public University in Puerto Rico, the University of Puerto Rico and other federal funding to help the poor. Puerto Ricans have the highest wages than any Latin Republic. There is a reason why over 95% don't want to give up U.S. citizenship and reject independence. Put things under perspective and look at the big picture. Overall the relation between the U.S. and Puerto Rico has been good, the Federal government can't solve every problem of every Puerto Rican, that's impossible. This documentary was very bias towards the independence movement even though they ONLY represent less than 5% of the electorate. The lady was very bias towards that movement since she admitted her family was pro independence. I found some flaws from the Vieques incident and why the U.S. went after the nationalists. She forgot to mention most of them were Marxist revolutionaries. Saying you are for independence is one thing but ignoring what kind of system of government they want once they are in power is the key and they want to force that on the majority even though they are less than 1% of the electorate.

  • @elbohike3500

    @elbohike3500

    7 жыл бұрын

    mike boyer not true

  • @zairogildelamadrid7866

    @zairogildelamadrid7866

    5 жыл бұрын

    I'm 40 years old and its been getting worse day by day since I was born. Its not going to get better until people like Pedro alvizo campo become religion. also, were these max revolutionaries reading before you built the universities, or you trying to say that puerto Ricans were dumb before you got there. Because the guarani were a sea faring people who's reach went all around the world before Columbus landed. You can see for yourself the mention of the long fast boats that use to camsipate Spanish ships in open ocean like no other, and the pineapple in hawaii. Never the less, Pedro campo had degrees in Harvard, so was it his jeans that mad him mad or the sircumstances surrounding him. And to make my nationalist point, campo was basque not Spaniard. Them Spaniard are actually as bad as the anglos

  • @CryCry0218
    @CryCry021811 жыл бұрын

    Gracias aprendi mucho de mi Puerto Rico! :') Como extraño mis playas

  • @josealbertoherreramelian5413
    @josealbertoherreramelian54133 жыл бұрын

    Un abrazo desde Canarias, origen de muchos portorriqueños.

  • @betsyrodriguez8703
    @betsyrodriguez87033 жыл бұрын

    Love to learn about my beautiful island. Really sad to see and hear all the things that my Puerto Rican people went through. GOD Bless their souls and GOD bless our island, Boriquen!

  • @garyrodriguez9448
    @garyrodriguez944810 жыл бұрын

    The most informative video about Puerto Rico ever seen! Tremendo! It is sad that students don't get the real history at school. That is on purpose; of course.

  • @ejproficial

    @ejproficial

    3 жыл бұрын

    Hay q compartirlo con todos en la isla para q salgan de la tormenta política

  • @03Venture
    @03Venture3 жыл бұрын

    ¡Que viva Puerto Rico! 🇵🇷

  • @Ovationdj
    @Ovationdj3 жыл бұрын

    The most complete documentary about our history I ever seen It make me very proud to be Boricua

  • @maryq9821
    @maryq98216 жыл бұрын

    No pude verlo completo dieron ganas de llorar 🇵🇷💜🙏PR Dios te bendiga

  • @39Mature39
    @39Mature3910 жыл бұрын

    god how i love puerto rico mi isla de el encanto arecibo dios mio guarda mi puerto rico y proteje a mi gente los amo su hermana en dios.

  • @armidabravo6297
    @armidabravo629710 жыл бұрын

    Great presentation! Thank you for your dedication & efforts! Only God has the last word on what we will be; the Island is a diamond in his hands. Many have come & gone and many more will come & go, me, you mine & yours!!!

  • @richardjani832
    @richardjani8324 жыл бұрын

    I'm from Mexico city... But my heart stay with my Isla del encanto. 😄😄😄💯💯💯💟💟💟 🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷

  • @eduardoreyes4017

    @eduardoreyes4017

    3 жыл бұрын

    GRACIAS GRACIAS GRACIAS, VIVA VIVA VIVA NUESTRA AMERICA . SALUDOS CORDIALES A TODOS LOS

  • @joseortega-us6rn

    @joseortega-us6rn

    5 ай бұрын

    Have you ever heard Lamento Borincano (El Jibarito) perform by El Maestro Javier Solis.

  • @Melatina77
    @Melatina779 жыл бұрын

    While living in the mainland USA, I met Munoz Marin. I was a child and he came to see my dad. I think that is when I became interested in Puerto Rico. Information about Puerto Rico was very hard to come by here in the states. This is a very informative and touching video. thank you!

  • @pedrorodriguez4273
    @pedrorodriguez427310 жыл бұрын

    Upon viewing this documentary prior to my trip to Puerto Rico for the first time, I'm grateful that I have been enlightened about PR's struggles and triumphs. The historical Narrative was accurately depicted from what I have read and heard through folk lord and familial testimonials. Special Thanks to the sponsors and everyone who was involved in putting together this most wonderful historical account of my ancestors.

  • @jemmanuelli01

    @jemmanuelli01

    10 жыл бұрын

    I'm glad you liked it brother. If you speak spanish then you shouldn't miss this other video. kzread.info/dash/bejne/Zn-Y2NlwccWapbA.html On this video you'll learn all the repercussions that all of us puertorriqueños are suffering inside and outside of the island IN THE PRESENT TIME as a direct result of the historic facts you just learned on the MI PUERTO RICO documentary. Muchas gracias ;)

  • @victoro508

    @victoro508

    9 жыл бұрын

    Pedro Rodriguez Los espanoles fueron los que saquearon a Puerto (Pobre ) Rico y a todas sus colonias .Acabaron con los Tainos y trajeron a los esclavos africanos para sustituir la mano de obra.Nunca le dio la ciudadania espanola ( A Dios gracias) Muchos se sienten orgullosos y llaman Madre a Espana, como madre se colgo (F-) no nos crio ni sustento,sino que extermino a los Tainos. Siglos pasaron para hacer un aguaje de darnos unas migajas autonomicas,los americanos nos dieron la ciudadania en menos de 30 a~os cuando en siglos nuestra MALA MADRE nunca nos reconocio.Verguenza debe darle a los boricuas de tener una madre asi,una madre que se prostituye para sustentar a sus hijos tiene mas HONRA que una madre que no se ocupa de los suyos(como hizo la madre Espana que nos despojo).En fin Espana tiene una historia mas negra que el azabache.Gracias a Dios por U.S.A. que a tratado a Puerto Rico como lo debio hacer Espana y no lo hizo ,El premio a la PEOR MADRE se lo lleva ESPANA (y SIN COMPETENCIA). POR PUERTO RICO 51 774-289-2427

  • @moniquealvarado3142

    @moniquealvarado3142

    9 жыл бұрын

    Pedro Rodriguez Thank you everybody!

  • @eliot424

    @eliot424

    9 жыл бұрын

    Victor Otero gracias por compartir, tiene toda la razón!

  • @oscarromero3301

    @oscarromero3301

    8 жыл бұрын

    +Pedro Rodriguez Upon viewing this documentary prior to my trip to Puerto Rico for the first time, I'm grateful that I have been enlightened about PR's struggles and triumphs. The historical Narrative was accurately depicted from what I have read and heard through folk lord and familial testimonials. Special Thanks to the sponsors and everyone who was involved in putting together this most wonderful historical account of my ancestors. Más información daady yankee

  • @MrJorari
    @MrJorari10 жыл бұрын

    A very nice documentary, even though is about 20 years old, it reveals the feelings of the puertoricans,.... through out their history....

  • @orlandoburgos3956
    @orlandoburgos39563 жыл бұрын

    Im the most proud boricua of my country mi sangre my spirit my soul and all mi race the puerto rican people

  • @ehopdavila
    @ehopdavila11 жыл бұрын

    Excelente trabajo de Raquel Ortiz y Sharon Simon y a ustedes gracias por compartirlo.

  • @bettyboopdrtou
    @bettyboopdrtou9 жыл бұрын

    Good video like wise I was raised in the Bronx also very close from where the video speaks about I was from Ward Ave in the late 70 but I live my life for Puerto Rico Isla del Encanto ., nothing like our Island NOTHING.

  • @victoro508

    @victoro508

    9 жыл бұрын

    Daisy Medina Los espanoles fueron los que saquearon a Puerto (Pobre ) Rico y a todas sus colonias .Acabaron con los Tainos y trajeron a los esclavos africanos para sustituir la mano de obra.Nunca le dio la ciudadania espanola ( A Dios gracias) Muchos se sienten orgullosos y llaman Madre a Espana, como madre se colgo (F-) no nos crio ni sustento,sino que extermino a los Tainos. Siglos pasaron para hacer un aguaje de darnos unas migajas autonomicas,los americanos nos dieron la ciudadania en menos de 30 a~os cuando en siglos nuestra MALA MADRE nunca nos reconocio.Verguenza debe darle a los boricuas de tener una madre asi,una madre que se prostituye para sustentar a sus hijos tiene mas HONRA que una madre que no se ocupa de los suyos(como hizo la madre Espana que nos despojo).En fin Espana tiene una historia mas negra que el azabache.Gracias a Dios por U.S.A. que a tratado a Puerto Rico como lo debio hacer Espana y no lo hizo ,El premio a la PEOR MADRE se lo lleva ESPANA (y SIN COMPETENCIA). POR PUERTO RICO 51 774-289-2427

  • @taimanyortiz579
    @taimanyortiz57910 жыл бұрын

    Most definitely the BEST doc I've ever seen about my Island!!! I search KZread all the time for docs about my Island and this is by far the best one. Thanks so much! I love PR!!! You should do a doc about the PR flag lol... I would love to know the history of our Flag :-)!!! Que Viva Puerto Rico!!!

  • @nancyrguzman1
    @nancyrguzman111 жыл бұрын

    Ya era tiempo que alguien le diera la importancia que tiene nuestra historia, cultura a nuestro País. Es nuestra responsabilidad ensenarles a nuestros hijos, y nietos lo bello que es nuestra historia, música y cultura en Puerto Rico. Como puertorriqueña soy muy orgullosa de ser de una Isla tan bella como lo es Puerto Rico. Lo que nunca he entendido es que no es fácil encontrar libros para poder aprender y darles a nuestra juventud para que conozcan a nuestra Isla.

  • @soniavelasco31

    @soniavelasco31

    8 ай бұрын

    ESOS LIBROS NO TIENEN LA REAL HISTORIA. EN LAS ESCUELAS NUNCA LO TENDRAN... PERO HAY INTERNET SOLO HAY Q BUSCAR, EL BORICUAZO HABLA MUCHO D HISTORIAS. Y EXPLICA. HAY MUCHOS DOCUMENTALES D LOS CUALES SON TRISTE VERLOS COMO SUFRIERON Y LOS ENGAÑABAN, Documental la operacion. Bendiciones❤

  • @CraftingonaBUDGET
    @CraftingonaBUDGET3 жыл бұрын

    Yo naci en esa bella isla y cuando tenia 7 casi 8 mi mama nos trajo a los Estados Unidos. Esto me hizo recordar como fuimos maltratado en las escuelas. Las maestras querían que solo habláramos inglés y nos regañban por hablar español. Yo me recuerdo en 3 er grado que la maestra me gritó por escribir mi nombre Mabel en el papel porque segun ella yo estaba en los EEUU y tenia que decirlo en ingles y escribirlo Mable. Yo aun sigo viviendo en los EEUU porque me case y pues se me hecho dificil regresar a mi bella isla. Mi deseo es que ya que mis hijos terminaron la escuela de regresar a mi isla.

  • @jemmanuelli01
    @jemmanuelli0111 жыл бұрын

    Thank you for your support to NUESTRA PATRIA PUERTO RICO!!!

  • @Rosats47
    @Rosats4711 жыл бұрын

    I cried, my parents never spoke but...I knew something horrible happened by the way they spoke.

  • @alondral567
    @alondral56710 жыл бұрын

    Vivaa PUERTO RICO!!!!! Viva LA ISLA DEL ENCANTO!!! Me encanto este documental .. i love puerto rico

  • @frankiebpr
    @frankiebpr3 жыл бұрын

    Thank you. Born in Manhattan in1953 I have never been more indoctrinated like I have been now concerning what I believe are my true roots......My Puerto Rico. Gracias!!!

  • @TheMyzzkay
    @TheMyzzkay11 жыл бұрын

    wow......... I cried.... this is crazy

  • @marizcona
    @marizcona10 жыл бұрын

    Mi Puerto Rico! Mi corazón!

  • @vickistoletheworld
    @vickistoletheworld11 жыл бұрын

    This inspired me tremendously. Growing up in the US as a Puerto Rican my sense of pride for my culture and my island has always been immense. Sadly on visits back to my beloved island have saddened me greatly. The drive of the people doesn't feel as great as it once was. And the people no longer care of the status their homeland holds. They've become so accustomed to living in their endless limbo that many no longer even care.

  • @angelsantiago2827
    @angelsantiago28278 жыл бұрын

    gracias por ese video tan gradioso k nadie tiene . me ha dado mas fuerza este video k ser de ponce Puerto rico siempre sera brillando delante los ojos de Dios. linda isla Puerto rico por la isla morrire. seguiremos creciendo,

  • @willrodz8453
    @willrodz84533 жыл бұрын

    We are unique , we have our own culture and flag what we need is to become a Nation , they’ve tried wiping out the taínos and it obviously didn’t work , they tried making our flag illegal and that obviously didn’t work , they also tried to take away our language and that obviously didn’t work . God bless Puerto Rico 🇵🇷

  • @damarytalavera8445
    @damarytalavera84452 жыл бұрын

    Saludos, soy puertorriqueña de nacimiento y cuando era una cria, nos mudamos a E.U. La verdad que duele ver como los puertorriqueños han tenido que sufrir. Los españoles no regalaron a Puerto Rico 🇵🇷, los americanos lo invadieron que es muy diferente. Y muchos de los puertorriqueños saben bien su historia. Mi opinión, yo prefiero Reunificación con España🇪🇸. Mi admiración para el Pedro Albizu Campos descansa en paz. No hay mal que dure cien años.

  • @tomasramirez6319

    @tomasramirez6319

    11 ай бұрын

    Yo nací en Caguas y cresi en el pueblo de gurabo y el que sabe nuestra historia los españoles llegaron a puerto Rico y abusaron de nuestros indios hasta el punto de matarlos y violando a nuestras indias y si digo estar orgulloso de raíces española pues no no lo siento así esplotaron el oro de puerto Rico pero orgulloso por qué nunca nuestros indios se dejaron esclavizar y eso sí es orgullo y vengo de la raíces de esos indios viva boriquen viva mi tierra la más hermosa del planeta

  • @cjphantomcp6846

    @cjphantomcp6846

    10 ай бұрын

    Gracias Damary, VIVA PUERTO RICO LIBRE

  • @soniavelasco31

    @soniavelasco31

    8 ай бұрын

    Yo no la prefiero, ni con España ni con nadie PR libre q se asocie con el mundo 🌎, sin tener q seguir mandatos d nadie. Q podamos tomar nuestras decisiones con quién nos plasca.

  • @manuelperez-figueroa5047
    @manuelperez-figueroa504710 жыл бұрын

    Siempre resulta emotivo el tema de la independencia de un Pueblo; de eso no cabe duda:: Este video me permite evocar palabras con luz de un ser que admiré y respeté por su entereza. Supo ser independentista en su juventud y luego, sin dejar de amar a su patria, ser líder indiscutible dentro de los partidos estadistas de Puerto Rico. Tal fué su amor por su patria que acompaño a Don. José de Diego al exílio y se enncuentra enterrado en el Cementerio de San Juan justo al lado de su amigo de toda la vida!!! Un periodísta un dia le pregunto: ¿COMO ES POSIBLE MILITAR EN UN PARTIDO ANEXIONISTA Y SER INDEPENDENTISTA? Le contestó, el Dr. Leopoldo Figueroa Carreras, mi tio, lo siguiente: Por eso Dios nos doto de un corazón y el uso de la razón; y yo, haciendo uso de esa razón: amo a mi patria con el corazón, pero pienso con la cabeza!!!!

  • @kings17court
    @kings17court3 жыл бұрын

    I watched this great documentary years ago, and really, REALLY enjoyed it. The part that I am most grateful for, was that it introduced me to Pedro Albizu Campos ..... in my opinion, the most impressive Puerto Rican, in the history of Puerto Rico. It led to an obsession that made me hungry to find out more and more about him.

  • @peraltaperalta
    @peraltaperalta11 жыл бұрын

    Excellent crash course on PR history...Sadly many Puertoricans do not have a clue about this. Nonetheless, those who value their culture will do their homework and learn for their own self-dignity and respect.

  • @Juliestitch
    @Juliestitch10 жыл бұрын

    I absolutely loved this documentary! It was so informative and full of culture and history. Thank you for your efforts! ....................Maria Aponte

  • @irismusa9196
    @irismusa91963 жыл бұрын

    I sure learned a lot looking at this video. a Bronx Puertorican myself, enjoyed it very much. thank you for sharing

  • @munecacruz7732
    @munecacruz77323 жыл бұрын

    I live in the states and it’s so sad that all the history we were deprived of all the information we should have been thought we was not!I am Puerto Rican I’m 100% proud of it but so sad that I find out all that Puerto Rican people had to go through I’m glad we surpassed all the darker times,but now we have a new darkness to deal with God bless all of Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 and our people and all humanity we will survive.

  • @emilypena9132
    @emilypena913210 жыл бұрын

    I loved this documentary very very educational.

  • @CarmenTorres-py9vf
    @CarmenTorres-py9vf7 жыл бұрын

    You know what good or bad it made us what we are today wonderful fighters there's not a place on earth that we have not been

  • @dalethebelldiver7740
    @dalethebelldiver77407 жыл бұрын

    I was in PUERTO RICO many times throughout 1983 and 84 and really loved the country, its people and had the pleasure of meeting several Nationalist and a few directly involved in political struggle to gain independence. I wish I had had the information contained in this video then. I knew very little about the political struggles of PR then ; however I am by nature pro nationalist no matter whose nation it is, I despise colonialism in every respect. In 1883 and 84 it seemed; PR was in a stable economic period.

  • @ChevyPedia
    @ChevyPedia10 жыл бұрын

    Esta pelicula es totalmente inolvidable. Lo vi completito y me encanto! Gracias!

  • @jemmanuelli01
    @jemmanuelli0111 жыл бұрын

    Very true Noel. This is the most complete and compelling video document/resource ever compiled but the impirialist propaganda plus the fear and ignorance of our people, and the media have suppressed this material which by all means should be available in every educational outlets in Puerto Rico and the US. Please help us share this outstanding educational material.

  • @mariaosorio4220
    @mariaosorio422010 жыл бұрын

    This land belongs to us Puerto Ricans not to the U.S.

  • @deathfire096

    @deathfire096

    10 жыл бұрын

    take it and work on the land with your pretty soft hands....if you want independence then fight for it but you can't have it both ways dear!

  • @mariaosorio4220

    @mariaosorio4220

    10 жыл бұрын

    mike> we work our land and your land and then some, and keep our pretty soft hands soft...

  • @zairogildelamadrid7866

    @zairogildelamadrid7866

    5 жыл бұрын

    mike mike woa woa. The day before Spain gave u.s. access to PR, they signed a paper with PR saying we were free. We used to be in their face all the time, that's why it was such a shock when you guys invaded us. and we shouldnt have to fight to keep our god giving mother bearing asses our land. Instead you should fight with yourself to mind your own bussineess. There's not one country where you feel you HAVE to put a Starbucks at

  • @ejproficial

    @ejproficial

    3 жыл бұрын

    Esssooooooo

  • @angelmorales6932
    @angelmorales693210 жыл бұрын

    We have a proud History to be known and a strong will to preserve it forever. Let everyone know, even those who were not born on this Island that it's blood courses through our veins and it's spirit is forever within us all.

  • @berthaerika
    @berthaerika8 ай бұрын

    Thank you for posting this video. It really means a lot to us Puerto Ricans. Gracias.

  • @caribeboy2000
    @caribeboy200010 жыл бұрын

    COMO DICE LA CANCION SERIA BORICUA AUNQUE NACIERA EN LA LUNA.

  • @nandomail253
    @nandomail2538 жыл бұрын

    Charles f.lumimis, (1859_1928) historiador estadounidense,.algunas historia han pintado a esa heroica nacional como cruel para los indios, pero la verdad de la conducta de españa en este particular a nosotros debería avergonzarnos la legislación española referente a los indios de todas partes, era incomparable más extensa, compresiva,unas de las cosas más asombrosas,, es el espíritu humanitarios y progresivos que las de gran Bretaña, las de criollas y la de los estados unidos juntas (en su obra los exploradores españoles del siglo Xvi) como dijo pedro albizu campos (el que no está orgulloso de su origen, no valdrá nunca nada, pues empieza por despreciarse a si mismo) saludos desde Canarias

  • @RicardoReySantos

    @RicardoReySantos

    8 жыл бұрын

    +Nando Mail oye Canario Don Pedro Alvizu fue y sera eternamente mi idolo; pero si el resucitara se arrepentiria de haber sacrificado su vida por esta causa; nuestra corrupcion es un descaro internacional, mira como los mismos Puertorriquenos asesinaron a Filiberto Ojeda en su propia casa. Que hizo mi pueblo solamente llorar lagrimas de cocodrilos. Si el mismo pueblo esta encontra de su propia libertad quien sera quien sera el Caudillo escojido.

  • @alvarorg7223

    @alvarorg7223

    7 жыл бұрын

    No sois libres desde 1898

  • @carlosmarcano6208

    @carlosmarcano6208

    3 жыл бұрын

    @@alvarorg7223 Desde antes !

  • @Og_JohnnyTV
    @Og_JohnnyTV11 жыл бұрын

    I absolutely love this video documentary. One of the best detailed explanation of our history from start to finish. I want to thank you for your work in helping many people become aware of our culture and history.

  • @myeternalwisdomdropsmisgot7219
    @myeternalwisdomdropsmisgot72194 жыл бұрын

    Without knowing your past, your future will be just shadows. Si no se conoce el pasado, el futuro solo será sombras. Thanks for the documentary that even for those that does not agree with the ideas, history can’t be erased and we will learn from it. Gracias por el documental pues aunque no estén de acuerdo con las ideas, la historia no se borra y siempre se aprende de ella.