Guyana Cane Field Workers: A Tribute

[@dawgsbaadz6287]

that's the walk of life i came from.been there done that and very proud of it(myself).cane cutting is no joke,hard work.my hats off to every cane cutter out there.

[@vakevic31]

The cane cutters are the back bone of Guyana 🇬🇾. My father was a cane cutter, work very hard to support us, sent us to school and to theUSA.🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾

[@midnightstar-13]

Same for me

[@ah806]

Thank you my people. The true workers of Guyana without them Guyana in trouble.

[@gaindarampersaud3544]

Real work not pussy jobs whitey call work in North America

[@janetaylortaylor674]

Who wants an ice cold fresh squeezed cane juice right now????Thumbs up!!!

[@johnrickford283]

Powerful, moving, and thought-provoking, reflecting a dimension of Guyana on which so many depend, but so many have never seen or experienced. Thanks to the cane field workers of Guyana, and to you, Ace, for this wonderful tribute.

[@wilnewyork1]

My dad was good at this, back in the days my grand-parents owned sugar plantation lands, we would go help burn, cut and load the sugar-canes into punts being pulled by bulls, then later tractors, those are times I wish can come back...

[@ramfulsoochit3011]

As in Mauritius our ancestors planted canes from India sames Guyana faced difficulties and miseries. Great memories

[@steveoutar5937]

I used to cut cane at uitvlugt estate .lot memories. One of the hardest job

[@alexr5560]

Salute to all sugar workers across Guyana...

[@wolverinexx2013]

Nice lil Tribute to those hard working professional Guyanese cane cutting men ! Trini/Canadian here but i know my roots .. One love brother.

[@eagleseyes20]

respect to our hard working brothers god bless you continually

[@winifredscotland8710]

my father was a cane cutter at dimond estate on the eastebank, his name. was Edmond france but they call him uncle south,or south man.he use to live in baggest town b petter'hall ,everybody had know en him.N boy every Friday n Saturday afternoon was a party b anybody could could have get adrink.BOY THAT MEMMORY gust bring a smile to my face.I am lookin at his pict right now.

[@sunita4097]

thanks for this dedeo this make's me remember when i was a kid

[@changeing1311]

This video is rich with memories of my kinfolks. I love Guyana.

[@mrvinyl-mrchili9583]

Salute 💖 thanks to all of you an your Hard work. We can enjoy some lovely rum from Guyana 😍😎👌

[@nitinmishra7770]

Love from India...

[@DrCarr-nb1tf]

excellent video , those were the days

[@mahammadshariff6162]

God bless to the thousands of sugar workers who have made Guyana. It's so sad to see now the thousands who have now lost their jobs and livelihood.

[@muadhshariff5703]

Same last name

[@yvonneharding5737]

Congratulations .

[@grovebai0723]

God bless them all

[@reshmaboy9507]

Grove Bai good

[@Sthmohtwenty]

Ohhh bangleeee babuuu ohhh Guyanese babuuu my c/hood favourite

[@yvonneharding5737]

Congratulations your sincerely Abiola Allicock ,family &friends .

[@vintagejo4159]

abiola allicock was on x factor with a crazy kind of humming, she call singing

[@ezycashcenterallimited885]

We do the same in Fiji.

[@ramrattandeonarine283]

Ramrattan Deonarine NY to my fellow Guyanese brothers and sisters I start to work with the Guyana Sugar Cooperation none as Guysuco in 1968 to 1998 as a general labourer at Enmore Estate which was the largest employer for the Guyanese people at that time with about 20000 employees in those days things were looking good in the sugar industry things started to change from good to bad when the new government took office in 2015 which is APNU/AFC they close 4 Factories that when things started to look bad with sugar let’s me give 3 reasons for that 1produce at high cost and sell at a low price 2 bad management which none as square pegs in round holds and 3 lots of thieves from the big boys at the top and the small boys at the bottom that matters needs to address if this is happens then sugar will be come back to Golry again

[@aceraima6506]

Correct; we'll see what they'll do with the oil revenues

[@enriquealexandervalenzuela6917]

ragga ragga from san andres colombia isla stoy scuchando

[@markbude4014]

I do it for 13 years

[@MADPACKERKILLER]

What was the name of the last song played??

[@janetaylortaylor674]

The song is from the Indian movie, Mere Jeewan Saathi, starring Rajesh Khana and Tanuja...nice songs

[@janetaylortaylor674]

Have also enjoyed the songs from the Indian movie "Aankon Aankhon mein", starring Rakhee .

[@ThakoorGherau]

whats the last song name

[@wellingtonsingh1501]

Today cane cutters have it much easier than in the fifties and sixties the cane has more trash you have to cut more cane to fill a punt because of bad management the British use to have good fertilizer and abandon the fields after seven crops flooded with water for about four or five months then plant new different varieties I saw sugar cane grow like vines they tangled each other one open would take a cane cutter four hour to cut. I work in the Industry for years and had to leave in the seventies

[@insertgoodname4809]

My Nana (grandfather) was a cane cutter during your time. What year did you start? What were the hours of your working day? I have so many questions...

[@waltercyril8843]

I did this for 3 days . cane syrup running down your neck.

[@oralcummings4850]

Hard working people.Too bad sugar is taking heavy losses.