21 Divisions - History of the cofradía San Elias Rosario-Rodriguez

Talking about my family's cofradía and its history.

[@aintlifegrand821]

This was so special, thank you--truly, for sharing.

[@ayiti1891]

I can listen to you all day !!! Master teacher!

[@Obatalasito85]

Thanks for sharing. Very informative! Not a lot of people that I've met have been able to recount a historical timeline of their lineage. It's so important!

[@deya815]

Gracias por compartir todos tus conocimientos. Deberias hacerlos en español también 👌🏻

[@laciguapamagic1235]

It’s funny to spot a cat running free when you already know what they say about us Dominicans and cats… And I wasn’t aware this was something attributed to us until my West Indian husband pointed it out to me. 😏 Had to tell him I wasn’t aware of anyone doing this until I asked a fellow Dominican and they said siiii locrio de gato… in what hood? Please tell me so I don’t touch the locrio…🤣😂😂😂 I Love cats too much for that funny business…

[@myfaithismusik]

Overground tombs i think is called "mausoleum" in english primo...

[@Bembesito]

i think so pero in spanish they are called Bovedas

[@28li63do]

Si estos videos estuvieran en español fuera un exito, donde los encuentro

[@laciguapamagic1235]

The cattle ranch battles of those days were the beginnings of the “Baka” stories.

[@livefree8971]

Did your grand uncle spoke creole? Your creole prononciation is very good.

[@Bembesito]

He spoke some plus we have some roots there on one of the family branches. I spent a lot of time in Haiti during my apprenticeship years and always had many haitian friends while in the DR.

[@livefree8971]

carcity11101 I have a lot of respect for you my brother! Keep on educating people !!!