EUGENE GGODFRIED CARIBBEAN ZONE OF PEACE AND LIBERATION

[brown9ja]

I am a Yoruba, and I was amazed looking through carnival videos of various carribean countries,there were certain instruments, I saw the young men playng, that almost brought tears to my eyes; the Huge percussion drum, even the talking drum,"culture is what defines a people, without it, they are lost forever.That is the dilema our African -American brothers are facing.This is why I have a tremendous respect for Guadeloupean people...

[caribspecialist]

wonderful, you are right and we will persist in struggle. ace.

eugene

[beltiboug]

that pleases to me, if I will have a house in Guadeloupe I will have invited you unfortunately little Inhabitant of Guadeloupean speaks English, but it there with the Dominique and St-Lucie who speak English

[beltiboug]

that pleases to me, if I will have a house in Guadeloupe I will have invited you unfortunately little Inhabitant of Guadeloupean speaks English, but it there with the Dominique and St-Lucie who speak Englis

[brown9ja]

Eugene, wonderful educational video, I am from Nigeria, I would like to find out wether children in Guadeloupe are tough English, because language is a powerful form of resistance.....

[caribspecialist]

Dear Friend,

Thank you very much for your comment. The people in Guadeloupe just like in Haiti speak KWEYOL which is a fusion of african languages and french. The official language is French, yet english is being spoken more and more by the youth nowadays.

Please let us stay in touch. What part of Nigeria are you from and what nationality not to say tribe at all.

Feel free and correspond with me.

Eugene Godfried