This Land of Ours Part 2

Part two on the history of Trinidad and Tobago

[@shjakes]

We Love the Carnival !!

[@Miss17Trish]

I wish i was able to experience this era!

[@ngwejimfumu299]

I hope all who watched this part 2 of our land noticed how the narrator mentioned the other dances and their origins, of course, French and Spanish but said nothing when the African dancers danced. The hatred for the original people of the planet has always been and will always be there. We understand.

[@jecmenicjecmenic32]

Ngweji Mfumu and it baffles me how they conveniently don’t mention when and where the Africans of the island settled. 😒🤦🏾‍♀️

[@indraperry7350]

ooo I miss long ,old,fun times me t&t too I want to cry

[@emeraldkei]

am i mistaken .......is this Mr. Eric Williams

[@DillonBartholomew]

Yes . . . we did it, a very good, no 1thinks anymore!

[@lestermoore7990]

I'm somewhere in there.....

[@DillonBartholomew]

said the Queen

[@MyNatasha73]

I remember when they use to use children all over the empire as Papi Show! SAD Indeed!

[@GlowMagik]

"port of spain" "spanish origin" 'the association with the trinidad and the spanish' is it all because of the Columbus?

[@Ajm833]

GlowMagik Trinidad was a Spanish colony and settled by French plantation owners up until the British empire took control.

[@onyxmoxon]

lost their class as the years past!!