@TBOOYY the first track is a well known and respected traditional female musician "salawa abeni" she also acts in yoruba films in nigeria.. its great to see this as the brazilians are very proud of their ancestry and they do , practice our languages and traditions. not all of course there is a section of brazil that do this..
Im white but lets be honest,racism is fucking retarded!Beautiful people comes from all races and classes and good people come from all races and classes.People who discriminate are generally thick and not very well read!
WHY CANT WE REALIZE..BLACK , INDIGENOUS...MALANATED..WE ARE THE SAME REGARDLESS OF COUNTRY..IM JAMAICAN AND I LOVE ALL OF YOU MY PEOPLE..INDIGENOUS PEOPLE
@Oruper You know nothing of Africa. Africans come in various shades and colours just as Asians& Europeans do. Stop spreading Ignorance you obviously have access to the internet so please use it.
@miles7291 Brazilians ARE LATINO, latinos are anybody who speak a romance language (portuguese,spanish,italian just to name a few). Brazilians arent hispanic but they are latinos.
@miles7291 They are latinos ! Latinos are from latine speking countries, portuguese inckuded.
They are NOT HISPANIC, which is related to the spanish languyage, they are lusophone just like Anlolanos, Cape Verdean, Portuguese, Guineans, ect. But LATINOS, they are !
I MUST go to Brazil before I ever marry. The sistaz down there are absolutely stunning. The one potential problem is a language barrier. Hopefully they know how to speak a little English. I need to learn to speak Spanish ASAP.
@PurePressure999 They DON'T SPEAK SPANISH, THEY SPEAK BRAZILIAN PORTUGUESE. And why should they know some english their country doesn't speak it. Enrich yourself, learn their language. If you were from Europe or Africa you'd probable know 3 or more languages and you'd have no problems. When in Rome.
Here we have Nigeria music of 2 - first- ade Adewale after Abeni, contestants speak- portuguese than dj music but we finish the audio track with Congolese Awilo Lomgomba while one of the contestant speak so emotionally- this special girl is from Rio de Janeiro
its great how black brasilians embrace african culture. black americans are yet to do so. its sad how they are in denial of their ancestry...GO BRASIL!
yea in america blacks here are so brain washed by the media..and schools dont even teach about true black history...and parents dont teach their children either
Our story is a unique one as it pertain to the practice of mother land culture, we were striped to the bone and made over from head to toe ex. our song,dance,music,laughter,walk,cries and loving were changed beyond recognition and all this was endured under the then great hypocritic society of the USA.
@calaplant07 :But look at America's music and many things about it came from the African Americans and it's contribution from the many African countries brought out a rich new texture to blend in America's melting pot. At the end the Afro-Americans that were brought to the U.S. were sold by other Africans who lost out in what became the new nation of America.
@reuven2007 Sorry to disappoint you, but Africans have lost out on NOTHING as far as "New nation of America" is concerned! When we go to America we go there as Africans in America. When we go to Brazil, we go there as those visiting our relatives,because our culture and affiliation is thriving, and very much evident....call it a "home away from home" experience, which is sadly lacking amongst Americans. And as for the "Africans sold us out"...Brazilians as well as Africans know the "REAL" story.
@vixxy02@vixxy02 exactly vixxy i wonder what these type of black americans come on here to do and what they think they are going to acheive with their endless minging lol! you would think that they were the only black people who ended up accross the seas the way they carry on instead of being 5% ..when south american blacks were over 45% of the trade ...
@vixxy02@vixxy02 exactly vixxy i wonder what these type of black americans come on here to do and what they think they are going to acheive with their endless minging lol! you would think that they were the only black people who ended up accross the seas the way they carry on instead of being 5% ..when south american blacks were over 45% of the trade ...
@vixxy02. am just bored of them to be honest, the endless complaining and moaning does not ring true in a world that doesnt care anymore.. we have more important things to think about.
@oluwalogbon58 Fact is when it came to the treatment of slaves, the Brazilians got it far worse, infact their life expectancy was shorter than the average American slave,yet the spirit lived and lives on! Yes there are injustices going on in Brazil geared towards the AfroBrazilians,yet that hasn't broken that strong African spirit,and I guess that's why they don't have as many hang ups,and are proud that they may have left Africa,but Africa NEVER left them!
@vixxy02 thats precisely why they ring so true vixxy there are so many vids on youtube where the south american blacks pay tribute to where they originate from . am not saying all of them do that as there are those who swear blind that they are spanish!lol! but for those who do know where they are from much joy is derived from their origins ..
@vixxy02 .. they celebrate they dont debate.. thats why they are such a good fit when they are in Africa, they dont bring any type of neurosis back with them, dont expect us to bow down to them and dont think they have the "Right " to tell us what to do.. you wont catch them doing a "liberia" with us!!.
Do your research before you make such divisive and ignorant statements. I am a Black American who will no longer stand for being singled out and made to feel deficient by those who should no better. We all suffered furthermore, had it not been for our struggle and fight, just to be, there would not be a pathform for most blacks(of the african diaspora via the transatlantic slave trade) to stand upon. Peace and Love...
Im afro-brazilian and I know for a fact that we recognize that most of ancestors are from angola . Yes there is a nigerian influence but most of it comes from angola
History suggests that most black brazilians r brought in 4m many western & southern african countries - including Ghana, Benin, Guinea-Bissau, Nigeria, Angola, Congo, Mozambique & tanzania.
Angola shares strong cultural similarities wit modern day brazil (both were portugese colonies). Yet, no of people removed from angola r nowhere near the blak population in brazil which is bigger than angola itself.
Slaves who arived near d time of abolition were more sucessful in maintainin their heritage
@HBKLDN There seem to be more Yoruba influence than Angolan. The Orishas, Yemoja are Yoruba. Umbanda is syncretic between some Angolan trad religion, Roman Catholicism and Yoruba traditional religion. It is comparatively recent. If you notice they make use of Orixas (Orisha) which is Yoruba
Among them is also Sea food of Crab: Extract the crab meat et.c mixed & season with small oil cooked inside the crab shell. If u lived in Isale Eko or Rica area you'll see all this cuisines. The other yorubas from kwara who came as traders did not allow many to know the real Lagosians those Kwaras with no insult intended gave bad name to yorubas (they're traders and lived rough) real Lagosian like neatness, partying (Faji) and fashionable to the core.
@omoibile Aah sis you are correct! Even when you go to Isale Eko there's a very nostalgic presence in the place! I don't know how to fully describe it but it's a sort of "comforting??" And I know what you mean about the real Legosians and their neatness etc! Even the architecture in places like Isale and Yaba,and those 'old' families and their lifestyles.....very easy going and cool!
God Bless My Ancestral children of Yoruba descendants and other African tribe. Oduduwa Bless you all..Ashe! Please I need a recipe of Frijol, I heard in Bahia they have many yoruba food. Fried Akara and gari (the cassava grains usually eaten with cooked Beans spread on top to be mixed with) NEED HOW TO MAKE FRIJOLES
you might try the NAIJA BOYZ MUM'S COOKING VIDEOS ON YOUTUBE.. if you type "summy's cooking connection " on youtube you will get her channel her instructions are clear and concise and she is delightful.. its good to see our culture spread so far into the world, the first time i heard a brazil black speak yoruba on on film i was so shocked as i could understand almost every word!! the portugese didnt do a good job in surpressing our culture with the slaves as they didnt have the manpower like us
It's called Frijoles in portuguese and spanish but we Nigerians pronounce it Fridzjohn. It's beans made with coconut milk eaten with Fried fish stew. It's typical Lagos easter food. Not Jollof Rice
Is that why you have to insult? Then tell me what it's called in portuguese as you know more than me. Idiot is you who said it's wrong but do not tell the actual name in portuguese. I maintain it's Frijol as it is called in spanish too. If you know of any name tell u... disrespective mr.palaver INDEED!
its made from beans but i remember the beans are very dark brown and you use a lot of suger and soak them for hours.. the process of making this dish is long and laboured and at the end of the whole excercise you just want to sit down and rest..
up to this day there are certain families in lagos who have portugese names such as "da sliva" which is a very popular name and there are some foods the portugese brought which lagosians cook like at easter time the dish"fitzjohn " is prepared by those of potugese extraction .. (nice dish hell to prepare..!)
Yoruba of Lagos are mostly of SierraLeonian freed slaves and Portuguese slaves descendants (Brazilians) With names DaSilva, Ferreira, Cardoso, Serano, Gomez et.c the name Lagos itself is Portuguese hence in Portugal they also have a city called Lagos. Among the settlement of Saros (sierraLeone) you'll see fervent christians of Methodist church and Anglicans Church, they can't pronounce letter R correctly and always speak english with yoruba and few saro words
"Seal" the singer is also a Nigerian/Brazillian descendant. Lagos, in Portugal and Brazil will also confirm the links. Lagos meaning surrounded by lake in Portuguese!
Voce sabia que os portugueses escolhiam os melhores exemplares para o Brasil, as mulheres portuguesas fizeram coisas horriveis com as africanas, cortavam os peitos, cortavam as caras delas e muitas outras torturas!
Isso porque as mulheres portuguesas além de serem bigodudas e cheirar a bacalhau portugues apodrecido elas são muito barangas e por isso ficavam com ciúmes das escravas e faziam isso, kkkkkkkk.....
the first city in nigerian is lagos which the potuguese name it while us yoruba call it eko where it was the main place of slave trade from 1404-1889 wikipedia LAGOS naija 4 life YORUBA TILL THE DAY I DIE
all of you are wrong people only associate brazil because of colinization but infact many came form nigieran of yoruba decent many returned to nigeria this day bearing prtuguese last name i myself am nigerian of afro brazilain decent
Actually, the opening track on the video is from Segun Adewale's "Yo-pop" (Yoruba pop) album, from the eighties; only after that does Salawa Abeni come on. You don't mean that Nigerian songs were playing as a Brazilian beauty contest was going on! I admire your eclectic taste in music; takes a lot of courage and genuine interest to reach out all the way from Brazil to Nigeria and Congo for a youtube soundtrack!
im a black brazilian and the only thing that makes us diffrent from african americans are where are faimlys ended up in the slave trade that is all. there really isnt anyone who looks better we are still the same race in all just ended up in diffrent places sorry from my english
lol theres no history of kenya in the atlantic slave trade and also they speak yoruba and practice west african religion and dances so east africa is out of the question
oma mexicans are black an black are mexians wat have htis world come to u just said im mexians but i love black women it is the sam thing!!! brother!!!
STOP WITH THE RACIAL COMMENTS IT'S OLD SOO TIRED OF IT IT'S HISTORY SO FORGET ABOUTE IT AND LIVE TODAY INSTEAD. "dos123123" who said "black people's body is very well but face not good" BE QUITE THAT IS A LIE THEY ARE SO MANY VERY BEAUTIFUL BLACK WOMEN IN THIS WORLD SO DONT BE A RACIST AND DONT
when i said e.g naz i mean he has nigerian parents and there are many others like that. naz's dad is a nigerian jazz musician olu dara. And most of the african music i hear my parent listen to has been diluted with western culture. i think they are all unique and i like those ones with the talking drums
oh another rapper is chamillonaire(nigerian parents) but i think you are looking for africans who actually use the african methods. one was fela kuti, he was popular in the western world during his time and another person was king sunny ade, the white people loves his music but they wanted to tune it to appeal more to them but he denied and went back to nigeria.
Thanks RIL9, I will search for this rapper, however african music continue using original roots- if you please watch some videos of Kora , include some of our page. Is there some TV channel only from africa music where do you live?
it is like the Ashantis. i have known many people to have come from the Ashantis tribe from both Ivory Coast and Ghana. The Ashanti's are not only in Ghana but also in Ivory Coast. There is no such thing in Africa as a certain tribe belongs to a certain country.
Sweety, I am African-American, but it seems as if I know African history more than you.
You only 16, you still have much to learn on African history
a lot of african artists but most of them were born in america and are not associated as african because they look just like the african-americans due to the weather e.g naz. just like me, no one know i'm african by lookin at me.
African faces are diverse. There is no such thing as an african face. I seems to me that most africans can't tell other africans apart. Only if they belong to the some ethnic group or speak the some language. It seems to me like most west africans I've been around seem out of touch with african diversity. I have been around east africans who are more in touch with african diversity in and outside of africa.
please why say black people account for 6%? I know we account fr more than that. and Brazil has many more blacks (I don't mean mixed) but black people that the USA, so smab i don't know where you get your ntion that the black race is in brazil is dying. if you ask me it has instead increased.
NIGERIA was first slaved by the potugese and tonnes of slaves were taken to brazil, puerto-rico and guyana from nigeria. However some other latino coutries may have angolan african heritage but not brazil. BESIDES, THE BRAZILIANS HAVE CLAIM YORUBA SO STOP SPEAKING FOR THEM.even in the movie 'city of God' i heard a bit of yoruba, real talk!
@ ril9 wow, it is not only Nigeria but several other African countries were first colonized by the Portuguese. I am American but if i am mistaken, isisn't there no such thing as a certain tribe comes from a certain country?. they may be from the Yoruba tribe, but could come from Angola.
i agree with smab most brazilian slaves came from Angola and not Nigeria. at least i was taught that in skuls and have seen it on many documentaries concerning black brazilians.
ril9 AND MANY MANY SLAVES WHERE BROUGHT FROM ANGOLA TO BRAZIL. DO SOME MORE RESEARCH COS I ACTUALLY AM FAMILIAR WITH THE PORTUGUESE AFRICAN CULTURE. I SPEAK PORTUGUESE.
NIGERIA was first slaved by the potugese and tonnes of slaves were taken to brazil, puerto-rico and guyana from nigeria. However some other latino coutries may have angolan african heritage but not brazil. BESIDES, THE BRAZILIANS HAVE CLAIM YORUBA SO STOP SPEAKING FOR THEM.even in the movie 'city of God' i heard a bit of yoruba, real talk!
there could be some from angola but the majority is from nigeria and dont get angry at me cuz i get my info from latinos and nigerian who know the history. i know angola has good relations with portugese but not in slavery
ril9 I 'm sorry but the MAJORITY COME FROM ANGOLA AND CLAIM ANGOLA AS THIER HOME. THEN TELL ME WHY MANY MANY BRAZILIANS MIGRATE TO ANGOLA. most brazilians when migrating to africa, MIGRATE TO ANGOLA and NOT NIGERIA
Yes, some people who does afroreligion, macumba, and others activities however I think they do not speak yoruba just words. I need somebody give me more informations
all i know is that most afro-brazilians are descendants of the nigerian yoruba tribe and they know it. some brazilians call for yoruba people from nigeria to teach them their orgininal language.
funny how that comment was spammed by a certain idiot who googles my name to cry i dont give a damn! lol
SuperQueenofAfrica 1 month ago
well i know for a fact that in cuba they still speak yoruba,, and is the same ships that came with slaves to brasil
albusai 6 months ago
yep... thats definately nigerian music
TBOOYY 7 months ago
@TBOOYY the first track is a well known and respected traditional female musician "salawa abeni" she also acts in yoruba films in nigeria.. its great to see this as the brazilians are very proud of their ancestry and they do , practice our languages and traditions. not all of course there is a section of brazil that do this..
SuperQueenofAfrica 7 months ago
Im white but lets be honest,racism is fucking retarded!Beautiful people comes from all races and classes and good people come from all races and classes.People who discriminate are generally thick and not very well read!
BoxingBadBoy77 7 months ago
Too bad this anachronism continues, the belief that beauty is physical. The judges and audience are no different than birds or apes!
TheSeriousTruth 7 months ago
Why is that stupid guy dancing?
MsHappyface111 8 months ago
Why are whites judging? This is about black people and us value our own beauty.
MsHappyface111 8 months ago
WHY CANT WE REALIZE..BLACK , INDIGENOUS...MALANATED..WE ARE THE SAME REGARDLESS OF COUNTRY..IM JAMAICAN AND I LOVE ALL OF YOU MY PEOPLE..INDIGENOUS PEOPLE
saneike25 9 months ago
8:01 My personal favorite. Email me honey, if you're not already married..... J from USA.
vtwzy 1 year ago
This music is makin my ears bleed....
pettway2000 1 year ago
Wow... A racist beauty contest.
Oh, wait, because it's for black people only, it is not racism!
qopha 1 year ago
@qopha of course its not racism..thanks for pointing that out :)
Nappitude21 1 year ago
@Nappitude21 i think that qopha is saying it is racist because if it was a whites only contest it be racist to black people
TBOOYY 7 months ago
@qopha - What's racist about this contest? Please explain.
GingerBronze 10 months ago
The girls are hot but the music is a massacre
esiosan 1 year ago
what a fucker is the music are west africans no wonder
gsm73 1 year ago
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qaswedasdfr 1 year ago
As mulheres brasileiras são muito bonitas. Especial o afro-Brasilians!
JamesJunger 1 year ago
The majority of black people in Brasil and USA are mixed,just see real African girls they are BLACK but the rest are BROWN
Oruper 1 year ago
@Oruper i am african american, and dont tell me i'm mixed, without looking at my dna report.
90rashad 1 year ago
@Oruper You know nothing of Africa. Africans come in various shades and colours just as Asians& Europeans do. Stop spreading Ignorance you obviously have access to the internet so please use it.
kwacou 10 months ago
Im yoruba and from Isale eko Lagos Island and my granparents faimly came from Bahia Big uppp.
MrSocool07 1 year ago
Lindasss....divinas, masravilhosas
santiagomauricio 1 year ago
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LOL these are fucking ugly.
mikapromotesobesity 1 year ago
@mikapromotesobesity are you talking about yourself?
Nappitude21 1 year ago
somali women r the most beautiful in AFRICA and love them
cutttygirl 1 year ago
@cutttygirl haha fuck no, somalien woman have their big forgts and eyes and they're language is beyond pathetic.
THEY ARE MIXED WITH THOSE ARABS, THOSE SUICIDE BOMBING PEOPLE. EEWWWEWWW
Ugandan- Kenyan - Nigerian - Kongolis woman are the most beautiful in Africa.
MrDatsamechick 1 year ago
wow they are all so beautiful.......im jealous :-) brazilians also really nice people. <3
brownangel132 1 year ago
Brazilians aren't Latinos because they don't speak Spanish but Portuguese.
miles7291 1 year ago
@miles7291 Brazilians ARE LATINO, latinos are anybody who speak a romance language (portuguese,spanish,italian just to name a few). Brazilians arent hispanic but they are latinos.
dcnot420 1 year ago 5
@dcnot420 thank u
mrseazye 1 year ago
@miles7291 They are latinos ! Latinos are from latine speking countries, portuguese inckuded.
They are NOT HISPANIC, which is related to the spanish languyage, they are lusophone just like Anlolanos, Cape Verdean, Portuguese, Guineans, ect. But LATINOS, they are !
Axine4 1 year ago 2
2:03 Yea! But 2:48 WhOO, YEESSS!
num1jmca 1 year ago
naija yoruba for life
axiytuns 1 year ago
I MUST go to Brazil before I ever marry. The sistaz down there are absolutely stunning. The one potential problem is a language barrier. Hopefully they know how to speak a little English. I need to learn to speak Spanish ASAP.
PurePressure999 1 year ago
@PurePressure999 umm.. Brazil=Portuguese not Spanish
DSNCB919 1 year ago
@PurePressure999 They don't speak Spanish my bro, they speak Portuguese
balo500 1 year ago
@PurePressure999 They DON'T SPEAK SPANISH, THEY SPEAK BRAZILIAN PORTUGUESE. And why should they know some english their country doesn't speak it. Enrich yourself, learn their language. If you were from Europe or Africa you'd probable know 3 or more languages and you'd have no problems. When in Rome.
kwacou 10 months ago
this video sucks major ass-
GodAndtheRepublic 1 year ago
@GodAndtheRepublic u are so gay!
20buscarMeuBis8 1 year ago
They are so beautiful!!!!! Viva Brazil!!!!!
Lipsandass 2 years ago
Kavoline- from the Congo singer Awilo Longomba
22jan51 2 years ago
singer singing in yoruba ( my language )
nigeria
kunzy3000 1 year ago 3
can someone tell me the name of that last song? I love it :)
& all these women are very beautiful <3
beckirene 2 years ago
That last darkskin girl who spoke while crying was just beautiful. But forreal though they are all beauties.
rosey10880 2 years ago 3
Linda Linda is this Nigerian music in the background?
beninrep09 2 years ago
Here we have Nigeria music of 2 - first- ade Adewale after Abeni, contestants speak- portuguese than dj music but we finish the audio track with Congolese Awilo Lomgomba while one of the contestant speak so emotionally- this special girl is from Rio de Janeiro
22jan51 2 years ago
its great how black brasilians embrace african culture. black americans are yet to do so. its sad how they are in denial of their ancestry...GO BRASIL!
beninrep09 2 years ago 3
yea in america blacks here are so brain washed by the media..and schools dont even teach about true black history...and parents dont teach their children either
jaws5204 2 years ago 2
you Brasilian?
beninrep09 2 years ago
YES
22jan51 2 years ago
IM NIGERIAN
beninrep09 2 years ago 2
Our story is a unique one as it pertain to the practice of mother land culture, we were striped to the bone and made over from head to toe ex. our song,dance,music,laughter,walk,cries and loving were changed beyond recognition and all this was endured under the then great hypocritic society of the USA.
calaplant07 2 years ago 5
@calaplant07 :But look at America's music and many things about it came from the African Americans and it's contribution from the many African countries brought out a rich new texture to blend in America's melting pot. At the end the Afro-Americans that were brought to the U.S. were sold by other Africans who lost out in what became the new nation of America.
reuven2007 2 years ago
@reuven2007 Sorry to disappoint you, but Africans have lost out on NOTHING as far as "New nation of America" is concerned! When we go to America we go there as Africans in America. When we go to Brazil, we go there as those visiting our relatives,because our culture and affiliation is thriving, and very much evident....call it a "home away from home" experience, which is sadly lacking amongst Americans. And as for the "Africans sold us out"...Brazilians as well as Africans know the "REAL" story.
vixxy02 1 year ago 5
@vixxy02 @vixxy02 exactly vixxy i wonder what these type of black americans come on here to do and what they think they are going to acheive with their endless minging lol! you would think that they were the only black people who ended up accross the seas the way they carry on instead of being 5% ..when south american blacks were over 45% of the trade ...
oluwalogbon58 1 year ago
@vixxy02 @vixxy02 exactly vixxy i wonder what these type of black americans come on here to do and what they think they are going to acheive with their endless minging lol! you would think that they were the only black people who ended up accross the seas the way they carry on instead of being 5% ..when south american blacks were over 45% of the trade ...
oluwalogbon58 1 year ago 2
@vixxy02. am just bored of them to be honest, the endless complaining and moaning does not ring true in a world that doesnt care anymore.. we have more important things to think about.
oluwalogbon58 1 year ago
@oluwalogbon58 Fact is when it came to the treatment of slaves, the Brazilians got it far worse, infact their life expectancy was shorter than the average American slave,yet the spirit lived and lives on! Yes there are injustices going on in Brazil geared towards the AfroBrazilians,yet that hasn't broken that strong African spirit,and I guess that's why they don't have as many hang ups,and are proud that they may have left Africa,but Africa NEVER left them!
TRUE SURVIVORS!
PEACE!!
vixxy02 1 year ago 12
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@vixxy02 thats precisely why they ring so true vixxy there are so many vids on youtube where the south american blacks pay tribute to where they originate from . am not saying all of them do that as there are those who swear blind that they are spanish!lol! but for those who do know where they are from much joy is derived from their origins ..
oluwalogbon58 1 year ago 5
@vixxy02 .. they celebrate they dont debate.. thats why they are such a good fit when they are in Africa, they dont bring any type of neurosis back with them, dont expect us to bow down to them and dont think they have the "Right " to tell us what to do.. you wont catch them doing a "liberia" with us!!.
oluwalogbon58 1 year ago
seriously , what are you doing watching this? minge nation...
oluwalogbon58 1 year ago
Do your research before you make such divisive and ignorant statements. I am a Black American who will no longer stand for being singled out and made to feel deficient by those who should no better. We all suffered furthermore, had it not been for our struggle and fight, just to be, there would not be a pathform for most blacks(of the african diaspora via the transatlantic slave trade) to stand upon. Peace and Love...
calaplant07 2 years ago 8
typo era.. platform
calaplant07 2 years ago
@calaplant07 Amen!
gregwi562 1 year ago
Excuse me, we were not allowed to practice any kind of african
culture to do so ment certain death or at
the very least beaten into
unconsciencousness.
calaplant07 2 years ago 2
beautiful black people!
BLACKBEAUTY8989 2 years ago 34
Indeed!
mommashopper 2 years ago
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Brazilians of all races are beautiful. Brazilians of German descent look better in Brazil too.
mrpaiva04 2 years ago
Im afro-brazilian and I know for a fact that we recognize that most of ancestors are from angola . Yes there is a nigerian influence but most of it comes from angola
HBKLDN 2 years ago
Hey amigo, tell us what are these facts? It will be important for us.
22jan51 2 years ago
History suggests that most black brazilians r brought in 4m many western & southern african countries - including Ghana, Benin, Guinea-Bissau, Nigeria, Angola, Congo, Mozambique & tanzania.
Angola shares strong cultural similarities wit modern day brazil (both were portugese colonies). Yet, no of people removed from angola r nowhere near the blak population in brazil which is bigger than angola itself.
Slaves who arived near d time of abolition were more sucessful in maintainin their heritage
ghostly7878 2 years ago
YES they are from Angola and nigerian but mostly angola
beninrep09 2 years ago
@HBKLDN There seem to be more Yoruba influence than Angolan. The Orishas, Yemoja are Yoruba. Umbanda is syncretic between some Angolan trad religion, Roman Catholicism and Yoruba traditional religion. It is comparatively recent. If you notice they make use of Orixas (Orisha) which is Yoruba
Peace bro!
taipan419 8 months ago
Among them is also Sea food of Crab: Extract the crab meat et.c mixed & season with small oil cooked inside the crab shell. If u lived in Isale Eko or Rica area you'll see all this cuisines. The other yorubas from kwara who came as traders did not allow many to know the real Lagosians those Kwaras with no insult intended gave bad name to yorubas (they're traders and lived rough) real Lagosian like neatness, partying (Faji) and fashionable to the core.
omoibile 2 years ago
@omoibile Aah sis you are correct! Even when you go to Isale Eko there's a very nostalgic presence in the place! I don't know how to fully describe it but it's a sort of "comforting??" And I know what you mean about the real Legosians and their neatness etc! Even the architecture in places like Isale and Yaba,and those 'old' families and their lifestyles.....very easy going and cool!
vixxy02 1 year ago 2
God Bless My Ancestral children of Yoruba descendants and other African tribe. Oduduwa Bless you all..Ashe! Please I need a recipe of Frijol, I heard in Bahia they have many yoruba food. Fried Akara and gari (the cassava grains usually eaten with cooked Beans spread on top to be mixed with) NEED HOW TO MAKE FRIJOLES
omoibile 2 years ago
you might try the NAIJA BOYZ MUM'S COOKING VIDEOS ON YOUTUBE.. if you type "summy's cooking connection " on youtube you will get her channel her instructions are clear and concise and she is delightful.. its good to see our culture spread so far into the world, the first time i heard a brazil black speak yoruba on on film i was so shocked as i could understand almost every word!! the portugese didnt do a good job in surpressing our culture with the slaves as they didnt have the manpower like us
oluwalogbon58 2 years ago
Thank you Logbon! I'm going to the channel now.
omoibile 2 years ago
It's called Frijoles in portuguese and spanish but we Nigerians pronounce it Fridzjohn. It's beans made with coconut milk eaten with Fried fish stew. It's typical Lagos easter food. Not Jollof Rice
omoibile 2 years ago
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mrpaiva04 2 years ago
Is that why you have to insult? Then tell me what it's called in portuguese as you know more than me. Idiot is you who said it's wrong but do not tell the actual name in portuguese. I maintain it's Frijol as it is called in spanish too. If you know of any name tell u... disrespective mr.palaver INDEED!
omoibile 2 years ago
What part of Brasil is this filmed?
GeneralRdot09 2 years ago
Sáo Paulo
22jan51 2 years ago
its made from beans but i remember the beans are very dark brown and you use a lot of suger and soak them for hours.. the process of making this dish is long and laboured and at the end of the whole excercise you just want to sit down and rest..
oluwalogbon58 2 years ago
up to this day there are certain families in lagos who have portugese names such as "da sliva" which is a very popular name and there are some foods the portugese brought which lagosians cook like at easter time the dish"fitzjohn " is prepared by those of potugese extraction .. (nice dish hell to prepare..!)
oluwalogbon58 2 years ago
the portugese were the first europeans to land in lagos and lagos is named after them.. the yorubas call it "eko" prounced " "eh ko"
oluwalogbon58 2 years ago
Yoruba of Lagos are mostly of SierraLeonian freed slaves and Portuguese slaves descendants (Brazilians) With names DaSilva, Ferreira, Cardoso, Serano, Gomez et.c the name Lagos itself is Portuguese hence in Portugal they also have a city called Lagos. Among the settlement of Saros (sierraLeone) you'll see fervent christians of Methodist church and Anglicans Church, they can't pronounce letter R correctly and always speak english with yoruba and few saro words
omoibile 2 years ago
And they all have a nice thick head of long curly hair that is all theirs.
rosey10880 2 years ago
They are all so pretty!
rosey10880 2 years ago
2:09 wow i need to move to Brazil.
vincevince801 2 years ago
You are completely right. But there are others beuatiful ladies. Thanks for comment
22jan51 2 years ago
The firs sound trck is from Segun Adewale
crankbooster 2 years ago
Yes , yes, you are right!!!!! Thanks
22jan51 2 years ago
1:34 is gorgeous
proverbs2008 2 years ago
"Seal" the singer is also a Nigerian/Brazillian descendant. Lagos, in Portugal and Brazil will also confirm the links. Lagos meaning surrounded by lake in Portuguese!
fizi247 2 years ago
as portuguesas em si sempre foram invejosas por terem problemas da sua herança moura, que lhes proporcionou pêlos por todo o corpo e bigodes!
as portuguesas são muito estranhas, eu imagino; como seria para um homem envelhecer com uma portuguesa? lhecoooooo!
é por isso que o governo português não combate a prostituição em portugal, pois sem as prostitutas as mulheres portuguesas passam a ser um pesadelo!
poldosklibonati 3 years ago
Nossa que lindas!
Beatifull Girls!
peri1500 3 years ago 3
será que da fruta que eu gosto voce chupa até o caroço? kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk.......
BRAZILIANSforever 3 years ago
Voce sabia que os portugueses escolhiam os melhores exemplares para o Brasil, as mulheres portuguesas fizeram coisas horriveis com as africanas, cortavam os peitos, cortavam as caras delas e muitas outras torturas!
peri1500 3 years ago
Isso porque as mulheres portuguesas além de serem bigodudas e cheirar a bacalhau portugues apodrecido elas são muito barangas e por isso ficavam com ciúmes das escravas e faziam isso, kkkkkkkk.....
BRAZILIANSforever 3 years ago
eu sou chegado a uma negra gostosa assim, quero sair com uma e fazer barba, bigode e cabelo, me lambuzar todinho, kkkkkkkkkkkkk....
BRAZILIANSforever 3 years ago
Sao lindas!
Eu estava escrevendo em sueco ao meu amigo que estava comentando o canal!
Voce pensou que era em ingles!kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
peri1500 3 years ago
the first city in nigerian is lagos which the potuguese name it while us yoruba call it eko where it was the main place of slave trade from 1404-1889 wikipedia LAGOS naija 4 life YORUBA TILL THE DAY I DIE
faboloustina 3 years ago
all of you are wrong people only associate brazil because of colinization but infact many came form nigieran of yoruba decent many returned to nigeria this day bearing prtuguese last name i myself am nigerian of afro brazilain decent
faboloustina 3 years ago
mwxicans are nt blackpeople.... u must have then mixed up with the deminicans,cubans and purto ricans
queenvangle 3 years ago
Actually, the opening track on the video is from Segun Adewale's "Yo-pop" (Yoruba pop) album, from the eighties; only after that does Salawa Abeni come on. You don't mean that Nigerian songs were playing as a Brazilian beauty contest was going on! I admire your eclectic taste in music; takes a lot of courage and genuine interest to reach out all the way from Brazil to Nigeria and Congo for a youtube soundtrack!
OutreachT 3 years ago
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black latin people is more cute than african americans
Iziforyou 3 years ago
Afro Brazilians women are the finest women in the World.
JacqTheTruth 3 years ago 22
@JacqTheTruth you got that right and i am going to get me one
ayebatonyeseigha 1 year ago
Aww. Ignorance & stupidity is SO cute!
bajabenca 3 years ago
stfu !
ain't nothin' he/she said involves ignorance or stupidty ! you jus' mad cause it don't apply to you ! what's cute is your envy/hatin' !
please GO SOMEWHERE ! ugh....
SuperBlaze22 3 years ago
LMAO. Actually, I thought I hit reply for the comment above his. But thanks for the comment lol.
bajabenca 3 years ago
im a black brazilian and the only thing that makes us diffrent from african americans are where are faimlys ended up in the slave trade that is all. there really isnt anyone who looks better we are still the same race in all just ended up in diffrent places sorry from my english
Kaosgg 3 years ago 11
i agree!!!!
Skyy2121 3 years ago
@Kaosgg your english is just fine!
cymonenealis 1 year ago
lies.
TheBlackAndWhiteMan 3 years ago
this is one of my fav songs of Queen
abass4u2003 3 years ago
you know¬
this is yoroba..as in nigerian music..
i dont know why its playing on a supposed brazilian contest!
its wierd im nigerian i cant speak yoroba however i can tell she is speaking yoroba! STRANGE BUT TRUE!
mbya777 3 years ago
Wierd???? Man, I am brazilian and I am divulgating your music and you call it wierd?
No, this a beautiful music that is giving energy and pleasure to the video.
22jan51 3 years ago
mate...re-read my comment.
I said I find it wierd, that I AM NIGERIAN,
I CAN'T SPEAK THE LANGUAGE OR UNDERSTAND THE LANGUAGE HOWEVER I CAN TELL THE MUSIC IS SINGING IN YOROBA.....
I AGREE IT IS NICE MUSIC..ITS FROM MY COUNTRY!
mbya777 3 years ago
this brazilians look like Kenyans and they sing like kenyans..is hat swahili or something?
nature10879 3 years ago
lol theres no history of kenya in the atlantic slave trade and also they speak yoruba and practice west african religion and dances so east africa is out of the question
besmart78 3 years ago 5
i am a black man and i love mexican women with passion.
ffcaposinero 3 years ago
black women are beautiful no matter what, great body great lovers i'm mexican but i love black women
mendezhec 3 years ago 7
oma mexicans are black an black are mexians wat have htis world come to u just said im mexians but i love black women it is the sam thing!!! brother!!!
millymar17 3 years ago
i dont know about yall but i love all women.... i can name a sexxxy bitch of every colour
DejadaK 3 years ago
Thatsgood you like black women I to i'am black i love women of colour STANDARD.
GeneralRdot09 2 years ago
STOP WITH THE RACIAL COMMENTS IT'S OLD SOO TIRED OF IT IT'S HISTORY SO FORGET ABOUTE IT AND LIVE TODAY INSTEAD. "dos123123" who said "black people's body is very well but face not good" BE QUITE THAT IS A LIE THEY ARE SO MANY VERY BEAUTIFUL BLACK WOMEN IN THIS WORLD SO DONT BE A RACIST AND DONT
dngnbsoip90382560 3 years ago 6
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black people's body is very well
but face not good
dos123123 3 years ago
White girls WRINKLE
By the age of 30 there skin is gone black people have good skin till the day they die.
Ethnic people likewise, white people use so much make up go fuck yourself white cunt.
GeneralRdot09 2 years ago 3
black is beautiful all over the world, i wished i had them all.
blueghostohio 3 years ago 7
they are so pretty
souenclarke 3 years ago 3
7:41 IS THE BEST LOOKING ONE
xymimixy 3 years ago
very sexy.
jayr545 3 years ago
Wow, they are all easy on the eyes aren't they?
lachiflera 3 years ago 2
they are all fabulous!!
babyhernandez 3 years ago 5
thats it im moving to brazil hahaah
skystat23 3 years ago
they are all so pretty. i am so glad to see a show like this.
abeyantbirds 3 years ago
got damn them are SOME BAD ASS WOMEN
princedime11 3 years ago 4
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brazilian women are stinky shite
donal56 3 years ago
nós somos um dos tribos de brasileiros de Israel assim que deixamos de pé!!!
blackbrazilianjew 3 years ago
Hey ril9, what is e.g naz?
If please tell us. What african music styles do you like?
I am special interested in soukous, cause the guitar.
22jan51 3 years ago
when i said e.g naz i mean he has nigerian parents and there are many others like that. naz's dad is a nigerian jazz musician olu dara. And most of the african music i hear my parent listen to has been diluted with western culture. i think they are all unique and i like those ones with the talking drums
ril9 3 years ago
oh another rapper is chamillonaire(nigerian parents) but i think you are looking for africans who actually use the african methods. one was fela kuti, he was popular in the western world during his time and another person was king sunny ade, the white people loves his music but they wanted to tune it to appeal more to them but he denied and went back to nigeria.
ril9 3 years ago
Thanks RIL9, I will search for this rapper, however african music continue using original roots- if you please watch some videos of Kora , include some of our page. Is there some TV channel only from africa music where do you live?
22jan51 3 years ago
it is like the Ashantis. i have known many people to have come from the Ashantis tribe from both Ivory Coast and Ghana. The Ashanti's are not only in Ghana but also in Ivory Coast. There is no such thing in Africa as a certain tribe belongs to a certain country.
Sweety, I am African-American, but it seems as if I know African history more than you.
You only 16, you still have much to learn on African history
sophiaknowles 3 years ago
Besides these historical informations, how much african singers are known in States?
Bye bye
22jan51 3 years ago
a lot of african artists but most of them were born in america and are not associated as african because they look just like the african-americans due to the weather e.g naz. just like me, no one know i'm african by lookin at me.
ril9 3 years ago
African faces are diverse. There is no such thing as an african face. I seems to me that most africans can't tell other africans apart. Only if they belong to the some ethnic group or speak the some language. It seems to me like most west africans I've been around seem out of touch with african diversity. I have been around east africans who are more in touch with african diversity in and outside of africa.
ke467 3 years ago 4
please why say black people account for 6%? I know we account fr more than that. and Brazil has many more blacks (I don't mean mixed) but black people that the USA, so smab i don't know where you get your ntion that the black race is in brazil is dying. if you ask me it has instead increased.
sophiaknowles 3 years ago
NIGERIA was first slaved by the potugese and tonnes of slaves were taken to brazil, puerto-rico and guyana from nigeria. However some other latino coutries may have angolan african heritage but not brazil. BESIDES, THE BRAZILIANS HAVE CLAIM YORUBA SO STOP SPEAKING FOR THEM.even in the movie 'city of God' i heard a bit of yoruba, real talk!
ril9 3 years ago
@ ril9 wow, it is not only Nigeria but several other African countries were first colonized by the Portuguese. I am American but if i am mistaken, isisn't there no such thing as a certain tribe comes from a certain country?. they may be from the Yoruba tribe, but could come from Angola.
sophiaknowles 3 years ago
i agree with smab most brazilian slaves came from Angola and not Nigeria. at least i was taught that in skuls and have seen it on many documentaries concerning black brazilians.
sophiaknowles 3 years ago
ril9 AND MANY MANY SLAVES WHERE BROUGHT FROM ANGOLA TO BRAZIL. DO SOME MORE RESEARCH COS I ACTUALLY AM FAMILIAR WITH THE PORTUGUESE AFRICAN CULTURE. I SPEAK PORTUGUESE.
smabh 3 years ago
Alo Smabh, pode escrever que fica bem melhor. Voce fala alguma língua africana?
Muito grato
22jan51 3 years ago
22jan51 if u can plz translate.ur gettin me confused.
ril9 3 years ago
NIGERIA was first slaved by the potugese and tonnes of slaves were taken to brazil, puerto-rico and guyana from nigeria. However some other latino coutries may have angolan african heritage but not brazil. BESIDES, THE BRAZILIANS HAVE CLAIM YORUBA SO STOP SPEAKING FOR THEM.even in the movie 'city of God' i heard a bit of yoruba, real talk!
ril9 3 years ago
smabh dont get me wrong i really do like angolians.
ril9 3 years ago
Most AFRO-BRAZILIAS COME FROM ANGOLA. I don know why the Nigerians wanna keep fanting about
smabh 3 years ago
there could be some from angola but the majority is from nigeria and dont get angry at me cuz i get my info from latinos and nigerian who know the history. i know angola has good relations with portugese but not in slavery
ril9 3 years ago
and also AFRO-BRAZILIAS COME FROM NIGERIA cuz they claim yoruba. ask their great grandparents
ril9 3 years ago
ril9 I 'm sorry but the MAJORITY COME FROM ANGOLA AND CLAIM ANGOLA AS THIER HOME. THEN TELL ME WHY MANY MANY BRAZILIANS MIGRATE TO ANGOLA. most brazilians when migrating to africa, MIGRATE TO ANGOLA and NOT NIGERIA
smabh 3 years ago
and also AFRO-BRAZILIAS COME FROM NIGERIA cuz they claim yoruba. ask their great grandparents
ril9 3 years ago
angeredare, i dont think hispanic has white, i think its mostly black, portugese and mixed.
ril9 3 years ago
turns out some parts of brazil still speak nigerian yoruba language
ril9 3 years ago
Yes, some people who does afroreligion, macumba, and others activities however I think they do not speak yoruba just words. I need somebody give me more informations
22jan51 3 years ago
all i know is that most afro-brazilians are descendants of the nigerian yoruba tribe and they know it. some brazilians call for yoruba people from nigeria to teach them their orgininal language.
ril9 3 years ago
Hey ril9 if you please could you translate this song to us? At least the signification of this song. Thank you
22jan51 3 years ago