Hosay celebration in Cedros, Trinidad 2022

[@sandramahadeo4910]

Hi I’m impressed I’ve never seen hosay live it was amazing thank you for this video enjoy your weekend bye.

[@SouthWestAdventuresview22]

Same to you as well 😊

[@deochankhan6934]

Very interesting video

[@SouthWestAdventuresview22]

Thank you and please feel free to share & subscribe ,glad it was interestng.

[@HardeoRoopan]

This was a wonderful Video Neil. Good Job 👍

[@MyRobin38]

it's good that our culture will never die

[@SouthWestAdventuresview22]

Glad our kids could experience this cultural aspect of our ancestors.

[@rishamjuman8886]

Good history for the our people to remember 👍💯

[@bettybaker1389]

I remember seeing this celebration in El Dorado when I was little. Amazing to see it but sad to know it’s only 2 area in Trinidad

[@SouthWestAdventuresview22]

Cedros still maintains an active Hosay celebration

[@dellam.8321]

This remind me of my childhood days, my cousins use to build hosay and if I am not wrong the last day of hosay they use to throw it in the river.

[@shahidhabibadvocate6946]

U r right

[@indraabdul8553]

BEAUTIFUL.

[@SouthWestAdventuresview22]

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[@indraabdul8553]

@@SouthWestAdventuresview22 U welcome. I enjoyed your display of the Tajdah.

[@sylk5878]

I was there

[@SouthWestAdventuresview22]

It was nice to see thd culture alive please subscribe to support my channel.

[@eastindianimpression9699]

Fullerton is building 40days Hosay for September

[@SouthWestAdventuresview22]

Thanks Vishal I would look into it for sure.

[@eastindianimpression9699]

@@SouthWestAdventuresview22 the date is 16th and 17 of September

[@zayed105]

@@eastindianimpression9699 thanks for date, i will prep for those dates because currently i have no info on if my family is building 40 days in St.James i only know they are making the Abbas moon

[@gerradramroop5027]

Wat day is fourty days hosay this year

[@SouthWestAdventuresview22]

16TH &17TH of September at Fullerton. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nKunpYljlNp6asU

[@Taqi142]

Are these Shia Muslim? Can any local confirm it? Or Christian?

[@SouthWestAdventuresview22]

Shia Muslim feel free to share and subscribe 😊

[@Taqi142]

@@SouthWestAdventuresview22 You don't understood what I said here? I am asking that people shown in this video are they Muslim Shia?

[@SouthWestAdventuresview22]

@Taqi142 these are onlookers of different religions as Trinidad 🇹🇹 is a cosmopolitan nation.

[@Taqi142]

@@SouthWestAdventuresview22 Ok Thanks

[@zabuza55]

Why would they allow them to pollute the ocean though? I don't get how that is legal, because I am sure those tadjahs aren't entirely made of biodegradable material..

[@SouthWestAdventuresview22]

Kevin I saw them bringing every part of it ashore after the simulated drowning took place and I was elated to see this feel free to check out my other vids on this channel.thank you.

[@r.p.m1461]

The materials are taken up right after the Tadjah is taken into the sea and members of the Hosay camp also go back early the day after to ensure there isn’t no materials in the sea or on the beach,hence the entire process is environmentally friendly and no harm is done.

[@zabuza55]

@@r.p.m1461 nice, I'm glad that they removed the materials from the water after.

[@HardeoRoopan]

The Bay is Calm so the materials do not wash out to sea. Every part is collected after, noting is left in the Sea.

[@dionsamsoondar]

The builders of the tadjah collect all remains the morning after immersion in the ocean. These remains are then disposed in a proper manner.