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@juniormephostopholese3062

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for all you do. I’m half black, Spanish and miskitu Indian from ahuas , Honduras la moskitia aka gracias a Dios. You should checkout my beautiful country Honduras . Saludos from Dalton Georgia .

@DaRealBigRif

Жыл бұрын

I told you about the GARIFUNA People Ace.... We in Guatemala Belize Nicaragua Honduras St.Vincent

@mrcasivan

Жыл бұрын

How about going to Belize, Central America, Belize City, Pomona, Stann Creek Dangriga. Enjoy the food, fruits, Etc. Belize is once known as British Honduras.

@yerlinmartinezcarrasco9238

Жыл бұрын

You should go to the DR. In Samaná is African American community and I would love to see you there. My husband and I enjoy your videos.

@eustacemason8871

Жыл бұрын

The Ace goes into some dangerous places to show the facts of what goes on.

Respect and Salute to brotha Ace for his travels finding black folks globally

@undisputedtruth4954

Жыл бұрын

A lot of East Coast U.S. tribes were, as Europeans wrote, "hollowed out" & the "problem" people were shipped TO Nicaragua, where the ship captain would change their papers from East Coast tribal to African. If you don't read the source material, you'd never know it happened.

@asafoawuah4661

Жыл бұрын

YAH is calling his people back to the motherland,

As a Jamaican, I would love to visit Bluefield 😀

@Nica-Ra-Wata

Жыл бұрын

Papa Bantam

Thank you ACE for sharing this video- my grandfather is from Bluefields ❤ I hope to visit one day. “Cesar” was amazing he definitely knows his stuff. Viva 🇳🇮 Nicaragua

I am from Jamaica, been to Bluefields 2 times. I feel at home there in Bluefields.

You got so lucky ACE, you found a great Nicaraguan historian in Cesar and with the overall knowledge of a born Nicaraguan that have being in the USA and of Caribbean descent. And yes he can pass, look, and speak Spanish and English like a Panamanian (specially the ones from Colon, or Bocas del Toro Panama)

@medsclair

Жыл бұрын

Really got lucky 🍀

I was thinking this video was too long, and before I know it it was over. That's how good this video is. As a Jamaican, I notice that Black people in Nicaragua speaking English is much like Jamaicans speaking. Sooooo interesting and so informative. Mi love how yu spotlight Black people in Central and South America. A lot of people don't realize that there are lots of people of African decent in these parts of the world. Black people are kind of hidden in those countries. I always feel connected to the people you feature in those towns and neighborhoods.

@josephjames6339

Жыл бұрын

Agreed, great comment

@Nica-Ra-Wata

Жыл бұрын

Check out Nicaragua artists Caribinghi Papa Bantam KILLA b CARLOS de Nicaragua y familia Kali Boom BLUEFIELDSOUNDSYSTEM

@Nica-Ra-Wata

Жыл бұрын

Check out Dimension Costeña or Coast Dimension...palo de mayo or Maypole

@jwhonder

Жыл бұрын

They are Jamaicans leftover when British had colonized parts in the Nicaraguan Caribbean coast. Look up the battle between Jamaican maroons and Miskito nation.

@naturalyawd7814

Жыл бұрын

Wow, thanks for this information. I will definitely look this up. I had no idea. I knew there were Jamaican decent in Costa Rica and Panama but not Nicaragua

awwwwwwww man i didnt want this vlog to end gracias ace

Looove seeing black men travel. It's educational and inspiring. Thank you.

Ace, you do an amazing job showing Black people all over the world where we are all living. Beautiful

Leon.. ACE love this episode.. I’m a Trinidadian and it reminds me of my culture. J love that you are opening our eyes to black culture in South America. Modest people don’t know this exists! Thank yiuy

@anajilewis8978

Жыл бұрын

🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹💯💯💯💯💯💯

Ace, this was magical! You tapped something beyond this realm with this video. And especially, Cesar, a divine guide given to you from the stars. How beautiful. This brother is a community gem, but what he presented to the world cannot be purchased with money. This is just too beautiful.

I love it Ace. My mom married a brother from Panama in 1978. His mother was from Nicaragua and it was a great experience for me. I loved "Nana's" food. Her character was divine and I've always been interested in visiting her homeland. This particular episode hit home.

Nicaragua is now on my list to visit

Another great video! Cesar is a treasure trove of culture. Ace, you have a talent for finding down to Earth people. Keep it up!

@miacenter643

Жыл бұрын

True

Thanks Ace for bringing us to Nicaragua, the gentleman sounds like any everyday JAMAICAN, bless up.

I live in a small city called Nandaime, on the Pacific side of Nicaragua. Left the USA in 2014 at the age of 50 and made Nicaragua my new home. My mother was born and raised in Nicaragua, went to the USA in 1958. A few miles outside of Nandaime is an old slave plantation. The original house is still standing. The foundations of the homes of the slaves are still there. The plantation is currently owned by a German family. They raise "Teca" trees, which are used typically to make pillars and electric poles because they grow so straight. I've flown into Bluefields en route to Big Corn Island. Absolutely love Nicaragua and have no desire to ever leave.

@nicarawata

Ай бұрын

I am Nica trying to get back and settle there

@Ace this has to be the BEST TOUR GUIDE EVER !!

Cesar has alot of knowledge he could definitely start a business as a tour guide.

Very well done!! 👏🏾 I've been waiting for you to go to Bluefields and am so glad you ran into Cesar. He was so informative and truly showed you around the city with great pride in his country. Thank you for shining a great light on Bluefield and Nicaragua as a whole💎🌟🇳🇮.

I love the entrepreneurial spirit of the black Nicaraguans. The fish and fruit looks so fresh!

Cesar was very informative!

Bluefield is on my list to go. Puerto viejo also. As a Jamaican i would love to visit these Jamaicans places

Bruh,, absolutely love your travels and content! You're the perfect personality to be out there. A great example!

We Jamaicans are all over Central America. After the completion of the Panama canal; the sugar factories in Cuba; the Banana harvesting in the city of Limon in Costa Rica the British has always recruited our people to work in these countries in fact Bluefields in Nicaragua should be twinned with Bluefields Westmoreland in Jamaica as named by the British. Alot of these people are Jamaican ancestors. Culturally we are the same because of similar traditions. However, they are bi lingual other than that those are our people. God Bless them.

Man keep taking us around the world with you, your videos are top tier and your relationships with the people to me are the best part of your travels. We love bro bro you are a great inspiration to us all!!! 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾 Top tier!!!!

@austininmississippi2280

Жыл бұрын

Totally agree 👍🏽

@austininmississippi2280

Жыл бұрын

May God continue to bless you brother!❤🙏🏾

Ace ... man you a good Brotha thanks for sharing your travels... I learn a lot watching your vids.. salute to you!!! Oh I'm from Baltimore them 🦀 crabs looks great

You and Caesar have good organic chemistry

Star struck OMG... Tulululu pass unda gial and buoy da pass unda 🤩

I'm amazed as to how our people are all throughout the Americas!

@imlearningtoo74

Жыл бұрын

If you only knew brother..

@freddiefredd64

Жыл бұрын

@@imlearningtoo74, That's right brother man

@lucreciaapplewhaite3350

Жыл бұрын

All over the world. If you ever have the opportunity to visit Spain (Toledo), make sure to visit the “Museo de Armas” it will blow your mind to see how far Colonialisms was spread. Brazil was the primary entry to the Americas for Africans.

@globalismoblackman

Жыл бұрын

Black all over the world Bro . We are First Nation on planet earth 🌎😎🙌👍

@imlearningtoo74

Жыл бұрын

Dr Ivan Van Sertima. KZread......

Ace, I like how the man just adopt you and show you around, take you for drinks, and show you where to shop & eat.

ACE you have certainly made my last two day very memorable yo where I was Born “Bluefields” Nicaragua. Hope yo see more as well and I like to say THANKS .!!!!! I now live I Grand Cayman, C.I.🙏🏼💯✌🏼

Co-founder of Dimension Costena? You hit the jackpot running into one of the biggest faces of Nicaragua! Lucky! Great tour guide is what he should add to his impressive resume.

How lucky we all are to be introduced to such a national tresure! Thanks Ace ❤

Hi Ace another excellent video very informative and I love the area that you are in, And the people are so wonderful I am so happy that you are enjoying yourself and relaxing, I know it is a lot of work behind the scenes for you to post the videos that you make. Just keep on doing what you're doing, You're doing great and everyone will keep watching, Well at least I can speak for myself I will keep watching.😎

Cesar reminds me of my pops just full of knowledge and loves to talk to people. I could listen to him for hours just soaking up wisdom. ❤

I love going thru your videos finding out how you've met these amazing people! I'm going to visit Nicaragua one day 🤞🏽

Jamaica, and the rest of the Caribbean, has a strong connection with the rest of Central America. The Diaspora is immense and leads back to the Motherland. 🇯🇲🇺🇸

Much respect to Cesar for explaining the Caribbean coastal regions, his accent sound like the people from the U.S V.I (St. Croix and St. Thomas) also, great video Ace as always.

This is wonderful to see how resilient we as Black ppl are. We are in every corner of this Earth. As author Ivan Van Sertima entitled one of his books “ They Came Before Columbus “ respect my brother ☮️💖

@BORN-to-Run

Жыл бұрын

YOU were taken AS SLAVES to every corner of the earth!

Nicaragua is a hidden GEM ! 🇩🇴🇳🇮🇺🇸

Here's the thing about the Miskito coast. They were their own separate Kingdom totally independent of Nicaragua until the early 1900s. They were an English speaking British protectorate. The reason they sound similar to Jamaicans is because the British ruled Miskito Coast via Jamaica. In fact the last 3 Miskito kings if I'm correct died in Jamaica. These people speak Creole/patwa as their first language at home then learn Spanish when they get to primary school. Also check out the maypole festival/their carnival they have there.

@mistahrodneyc8483

Жыл бұрын

Accurate!

@mistahrodneyc8483

Жыл бұрын

Did you know, that British took other groups of natives from Nicaragua to Jamaica? They also took miskitu warriors to fight the Maroons in Jamaica, but got beaten by the Maroons.

@mistahrodneyc8483

Жыл бұрын

Miskitu people are mixture of Caribs and Arawaks ( Taino for those Spanish Caribbean islands) .

I love the purity of that place. The natural foods and resources are awesome. 🌎👣

@medsclair

Жыл бұрын

Did you say food??

May 1st for the carnival celebration of Palo de Mayo it’s so fun stay longer please 🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🔥🔥

ACE you are with Cesar, from Dimension Costeña which is legendary and are a Nicaraguan treasure. Love this video, my roots are from these areas. Thank you. Not much people knows about this side of Nicaragua. Cesar literally represent what a Nicaraguan is. Welcoming, friendly and humble. Thanks for your videos, I have been following your adventure through my loving Nicaragua. I have traveled to many places and nothing beats home. I assure you, this experience will be unforgettable. You also mention your roots are from Haiti. I grew up listening to Haitian music. We are all connected. Thanks for your vids.

@e4raf7

Жыл бұрын

Love my home also

Caesar is an amazing tour guide and a very humble man.

Ace always finds the exact perfect people to educate us about the particular area. Cesar was so smart and cool.

I really enjoyed this. It gave me a better way of looking at this country. I love to go there.

I watched this video twice. Cesar was cool. Much respect 🇳🇮

We are so connected throughout the diaspora. Awesome!

It's so amazing ACE how you always find the nicest people to tour you around You were chosen to do this.

My goodness all this information this guy is giving us is so great, I did not know that Black people lived in NICARAGUA plus he speaks English and so many languages. I love the history of Black people that your video gave us. Thanks, man. I'm living in Canada great information

@Nica-Ra-Wata

8 ай бұрын

They speak English and Spanish bilingual

You learn a lot watching KZread travel blogs

I love my country. I love the band Dimension costeña Bless!!

I love this!!!! Reminds me of my home country Jamaica!! This man sounds Jamaican as well;; oh my god! Love it. . black people are everywhere. Keep up the good work Ace!!!

@madgebennett9941

Жыл бұрын

Tru..

Hi Ace congrats for your video. very cool.

I never been to Bluefield Nicaragua but would love to visit there once.

I really thank you for this information. It has opened my eyes dramatically. For 30yrs I wondered why the girls and their families from Nicaragua treated me (a Jamaican) much better than any other latinas, except for Panamanians.

@medsclair

Жыл бұрын

Because we are one people.. You rimind them of home

An interesting fact about Bluefields, Nicaragua is that it has one of the largest population of African descent in Central America and approximately two-thirds of that group resides in and around Bluefields. EDIT: Honduras has the largest with with about 2.9 million and Nicaragua is second with about 1.5 million people of African descent.

Bluefields, Westmoreland , Jamaica

Great content it good to see your brothers and sisters living in the other side of the world

The gentleman truly is a wealth of information and so humble and welcoming. I'd go to Bluefields just to chill with him.

adding Nicaragua to my places to visit,

Bro, I would pack a few fridges with all of that seafood. LOL!! Keep making good content ACE. 100!!

Love it! I was just in Bocas del Toro, Panama. Bluefields is similar to Isla Bastimentos, Bocas del toro.

@Nica-Ra-Wata

Жыл бұрын

Panama is different. Only a few openly speak English...Nicaragua patois is all over daily...

It's call Garifuna Arrival day Saint Vicente and Grenadine. The Black Caribs are Garifuna. Carib Indians are Karifuna. They In Nicaragua, Honduras, Belize, and Guatemala.

Cesar is dooooooppppppeeeeee!!!!!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Caesar is life 🙌🏾👊🏾

The orange looking root is called Chaney root .

Hey Ace, the man around 12 minutes timeline mentioned the Garífuna people. I am Garífuna, from Guatemala. You can find Garífunas in Guatemala in Livingston and a city called puertobarrios in a small town call El Rastro. I’ll be in Guatemala this November for the celebration the man told you about. Go to Guatemala bro.

It's amazing how smoothly traffic seems to flow with how narrow the streets are.

beautiful person you meet im from new york as well thats how we do it

Thank you Ace for sharing this vlog, I thoroughly enjoyed it. The people seemed very pleasant. I would love to pay a visit. Well done.

Ace you are the best youtuber I'M SO HAPPY TO INTERVIEW

Awesome video, brother! It definitely resonated with me.

Love what you do.. You should visit Belize

@globalismoblackman

Жыл бұрын

He has already been to Belize

Very good video. Really enjoyed this one and this man is a good tour guide

This is where in Nicaragua the garifuna tribe and culture is striving and existing to this day blue Field Nicaragua proudly representing my garifuna culture in Belize garinagu nuguya❤

Belize central america I'm from and thanks for the upload ACE!! Respect to our central american neighbors Nicaragua and Bluefields region they talk just like us in Belize and their culture is almost like our's and we have African descendants here in Belize central america and we talk Creole dialect of broken English

@SHANNY13_96

Жыл бұрын

Shot Out From A Cape Verdean🇨🇻 Curaçaoan🇨🇼👧🏿 Luv💙🤟🏿

That first man with the fish and oils, I'm sure I heard a Jamaican accent. I know we are everywhere but wow!😮

@miriammoore4568

Жыл бұрын

I thought the very same thing 😊

@markgayle5453

Жыл бұрын

Defo Jamaican we are all over , I’m in in the uk , my parents are Jamaican, that’s is the country that made me who I am.

@lonalxaia

Жыл бұрын

Or could they be Garifuna?

@melissamurray1328

Жыл бұрын

They are descendants of Jamaicans. In fact when they often talk of Maroons who caught slaves in Jamaica, while some of the Maroons in Jamaica did caught slaves, the Maroons called Mosquito Maroons from coast of Panama and Nicaragua were paid 5 pence to capture slaves. And they brought slaves from out Jamaica to Jamaica dependents which were coast of Belize - Bluefields, San Andres- Colombia, Lemon Coast Rica, Bermuda and Cayman Islands

@dbuffaleausouldieress5378

Жыл бұрын

@@melissamurray1328 Thanks for that piece of history

Blacks we are thesame everywhere and anytime we meet everywhere is home. No matter the situation our hospitality is topnotch.

@adofoi30

Жыл бұрын

While we have many similarities, we are NOT the same. Acknowledge and enjoy both the similarities AND the differences

@ofiliadefia

Жыл бұрын

@@adofoi30 But when "Black Lives matters or we shall overcome" happens you will suddenly understand that no matter where you come from Black is African. No matter your identity or passport you carry.

@marcuscole1994

Жыл бұрын

@@ofiliadefia 📠

@juanacastillo1772

9 ай бұрын

​@@ofiliadefiawe are definitely one people ❤ come visit our Garifuna towns in Honduras

Cesar was so informative. Makes me want to hop on a plane tomorrow and visit Bluefield

This was nice. My parents are from the Coast. They grew up in Bluefields. They spoke the English Creole, my mother knew Miskitu. Glad that you're featuring this part of Nicaragua. Not many people know it.

@nicarawata

Ай бұрын

What gwan?

You found a good person to show you around, he knows a lot about Bluefields and it’s communities history.

@medsclair

Жыл бұрын

Yep yep

The east coast of Nicaragua was under British control till the late 1800s , the west under Spain.

Commenting before I even watch cause I already know Ace is gonna bring it!

Much love from Haiti 🇭🇹, my black folks hanging in there…

I am from Jamaica but my great grandma was from Haiti; she flee Haiti from the 1781 Rebellion to Jamaica.

@freetheworld2671

Жыл бұрын

I am Jamaican and my grandmother was born in Cuba.

Beautiful country and people, your boy Cesar has been in my hometown, Paterson, NJ ❤

I love your videos. You showcase us wherever we are. Beautiful!!

Wow!! ❤ Did not know the Garífuna were from St Vincent 😮! That elder has so much wisdom and information!! Wonderful energy🎉 Great 👍 video as always! Happy Travels Ace 😊

Love your video, thank you for bringing awareness that Afro culture is in every country around the world. Can you do Grenada carnival 2023.

@Ace that’s where I told u to go visit my town puerto Sandino almost 2 hours from Managua.!! Blue field has made a big change from 4 years ago looks amazing.! The pangas now have a shelter to Wait for them plus a Mini restaurant wow nice videos from my home country Ace.!!❤❤❤❤

I hope that their children will continue to learn to speak English fluently. It will help them immensely once they enter the business and scientific professions.

Beautiful city to visit - visited in 2004 and 2006 - best time I had - felt like I was still in Los Angeles. People were nice. Also visited Puerto Cabezas at the time.

I'm loving the Nicaragua 🇳🇮 series. Great work brother.

People that speak Garifuna is in Berlize too. The Caribbean side of Cost Rica is just like the Caribbean area of Nicaragua their descendants are Jamaicans too. Marcus Garvey school is in Limon Costa Rica near my family house. They have a Walmart in costa rica but the old sign is still on the store says mas menos supermercado. Looks like Nicaragua's Caribbean side still has a lot of black people I love that. I wish it was still like that in Limon!!

@markhunter1

Жыл бұрын

that is all 100 percent correct!

@katylynbrocks950

Жыл бұрын

Yes my friend I was born in Limon Costa Rica and my mother is from Jamaica 🇯🇲

@markhunter1

Жыл бұрын

@@katylynbrocks950 cool my darling

@biblicalstorieswithannjose1857

Жыл бұрын

@@katylynbrocks950 that's cool my grandparents are Jamaicans and my mom is Costa Rican all one people same way !!!! Looks like you have an admirer. Him call you darling ☺️☺️☺️☺️

@a.r1832

Жыл бұрын

I'm watching from Canada. I didn't realize we have black people also living in Nicaragua. That gentleman speaks like and, looks like a Jamaican.

Best woman come from Bluefields. Yo all facts. I discovered this Place 16 year's ago. Yoooo

@gwamakangwala6468

Жыл бұрын

Do you live there?

If You're a Black person and want to be treated like Family with no Discrimination or Hate visit the most Beautiful city in Nicaragua, Blue Fields 💙 your going to fall in love with the People and its Delicious food.

@fsued9629

Жыл бұрын

Looking into it now

Ace please show us some housing...ranges of housing prices plus renting apartments.

@gwamakangwala6468

Жыл бұрын

❤

@Nica-Ra-Wata

Жыл бұрын

$100(usa) you can rent a nice place...