The Haitians of Quito Ecuador Comite del Pueblo Part 1

In Quito Ecuador, there's a community of Haitian immigrants who live in the Comite del Pueblo barrio (neighborhood). Because of Haiti's current financial and security crisis, these Haitian refugees left their country in search of a better life and have made it to Quito, and now they are preparing to embark on a journey towards the American-Mexican border.
Quito is the capital of Ecuador, the country's most populous city[2] and at an elevation of 2,850 meters (9,350 ft) above sea level, it is the second-highest official capital city in the world and the closest to the equator. - Wiki

[@ACEDTVL]

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[@marjorielaurenceau9016]

Thanks for visiting and showing our Haitian community and learn much about our history may God continue to bless you good job 🇭🇹🇭🇹

[@AdventureElliot]

Bro adding history lessons like this is super profound and important. It shows a lot about you as your character and what you’re trying to do. My GF is Venezuelan so I’m interested in Venezuela (and I live in Spain and make content in Spain) and so I study the history of bolívar and their history and none of it would be possible without Haiti and you carry that in your blood and spirit represent bro

[@j-xl6258]

This is why no matter what, I'm proud to be Haitian🇭🇹 Much love to my fam in Sud America🇨🇴🇪🇨🇻🇪

[@Luis-dk1qn]

Thank you coming to Ecuador 🇪🇨 Enjoy my beautiful Country brother!

[@sergesauveur4703]

I’m so proud of you, my Haitian brothers 🇭🇹🇭🇹

[@eyblender5896]

This country deserve to be visited! As a French Haïtian, i will go there

[@ThaCaliEnigma]

Salute family, I appreciate your Haitian pride. 🇭🇹

[@maijanay3350]

Love the interaction with our Haitians brothers and sisters!

[@raiz91]

Thanks for posting, our brothers from Haiti are welcome to Ecuador,.

[@seanblendman5010]

Get them likes up guys, Lets make Ace even bigger this year. Hail from Barbados

[@delfina128]

I sincerely hold in my heart a special place for Haitians as when this Colombiana lived briefly in Miami, they were some of the nicest people that I met. Ace I also wanted to let you know that I have heard that in Chile they also have a community of Haitians.

[@sergesauveur4703]

We love you too #Lunablue

[@delfina128]

@@sergesauveur4703 Thank you. :)

[@gigiduvan3197]

Haitian s help Chile independence too most off the Latin America.

[@ekolineageekos5037]

Am sorry for any Haiti in Chile because that country has extreme hatred for the black race the level racism In Chile so much especially in their airports I wish they get some advice. Very wicked set of people.

[@murielodette2995]

@@ekolineageekos5037 i believe u ,,you dont have to convince black people,,,we know the level hatred of the gentiles.the gins,,,serpent seed people!!

[@travel9two557]

Bro im sitting here on my couch in Brooklyn New York smiling the whole video from start to finish. As a Haitian guy very similar to age as you and also first generation this was awesome to watch. You really painted the picture for me cause as an interpreter when people like this get to Mexico to eventually try to get in to USA I usually hear the end story of their refugee story. The struggle of traveling for 6months to a year through South America and Central America. And the when immigration office speaks to them or they at hospital I usually have to interpret for them. I get fascinated by their stories and strength. You have amazing spirit to you bro. Keep up the great work! I’ve travelled to quite a few places and countries myself but south and Central America is what I want the most cause I want to see and speak the Haitian people first-hand like this. Belle Bagay man! 👏🏾👏🏾

[@SunnyDukes]

Great job Ace good to hear you speaking Creole and always repping Haiti! 🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹

[@mfeijoo2993]

Thank you so much for showing some history of our independence, my country is beautiful thanks for stopping by.

[@EnilSsab]

Didn't know about the origins of Haiti and Colombia. Learn something new everyday.

[@jaybee5832]

Gotta research Boss, gotta research. I have a few Hatian friends that got me interested in going to Haiti. I want to see la Citadelle but the political atmosphere is off the meter right now. ✌🏾

[@cinnamonstar808]

I knew

[@kamargee9680]

Yes. Haiti was the beacon of the diaspora. They wanted all African people in the Americas to gain freedom and unite. That was their stipulation and agreement for showing Bolivar how to beat the Spanish. Remember, Haiti not only freed Haiti from the French. They also kicked the Spanish out of the Dominican Republic and freed them. Dominicans talk smack about Haitians but had it not been for them, they would still be getting the bozack of the Spanish. Haiti told Bolivar to free African slaves in all the lands he freed. In typical backstabbing European fashion, he didn't do it.

[@charliehomenaje8513]

Same i learned something new.

[@jamesbond8348]

@@kamargee9680 Spanish didn't get kicked out. Alot of Spanish Dominicans still around til this day million's.

[@solentricxinc.9944]

As a Dominican...thank you!

[@olbensvick3004]

Ace, you're a real leader representing Haiti and our people all over the world. Proud of you brother.

[@renaldjoseph1630]

It's a joy to see 🇭🇹 Haitians expats living overseas

[@globohobo]

wow I'm shocked at how Haitian Creole is so similar to Creole from Mauritius island ! Great video, very informative and love the multi facets of Ecuador !

[@DogonChild]

Thank you for the lesson, as African its part of African history, much love♥♥♥💯🔥🔥🔥

[@natashamcfadden4569]

Y’all need to watch the show Bolivar on Netflix its exactly what your talking about Ace. Gran Colombia Símon Bolívar. Haiti helping them gain freedom from Spain

[@zoeguttahtellywood7115]

Thanks for the info didn’t know they had a documentary about the correlation between Latin American and Haiti 🇭🇹💯🙌🏾

[@alleblue]

Am watching it next..thank you for the info

[@userPs91victory]

@@zoeguttahtellywood7115 you bet and BIG TIME. And now we are busting up with the Colombians that have assassinated our President Jovenel Moise. Big trouble ahead

[@murielodette2995]

IT IS SO IRONIC ,,THE BLACK MOORS OWNED AND RULED SPAIN ALMOST ALL OF EUROPE ,,BEFORE THE WHITE MAN CAME OUT OF THE CAUCUS MOUNTAIN CAVES,,,CAUCASIANS LOL

[@SalasAbimael]

Just gave me a History class thanks for the knowledge my brother!

[@hdchillin]

Love it Haitians in Ecuador. Keep pushing brotha.

[@kelvinalonzo9477]

Ace welcome to my birth place Ecuador 🇪🇨 enjoy your visit ✌

[@KingNattty]

This was a great video, I love the dynamics of the educated preacher guy, and the guy who showed the flat. I didn't know about that historical connection between Colombia, Ecuador, Venezuela and Haiti so that was good to learn. I'm Trinidadian at birth but grew up in London and whenever I go somewhere new and find another Trini there that makes the experience unforgettable, so I know my man Ace was in his element with all the Haitians he met, mayne what a positive video 10/10.

[@claudineguerrier2327]

Other country likes us we will make it. Thank you Ecuador...you didn't forget....We will have a chance...no matter what it is written...

[@ludwigmangones2319]

Nice job cleaning the monuments my brothers. I plan on visiting Quito just to see that place as well and the big Basilica in the other video.

[@Mytho17]

My zoes all over South America. Those rooms are really spacious, I'm very impressed.

[@JimmyDew_]

They keep it clean too, very impressive.

[@detchaczoble]

The history lesson is everything. Your videos have changed a little bit the narratives. Thank you for teaching the world the true history.

[@Successincome]

Wow I definitely learned something new about my ancestors’ history.

[@leslycoradin6241]

Very good work, brother Keep doing what you doing !

[@louiscarr9587]

Word up Ace. I think we could start a college course on your video's. This is so informative. You give us a socio-economic conditions outside of the united states. You show how our economies are integrated and what condition drive human migration. You give faces the the numbers and show us the conditions on the ground. You do so humbly and with great kindness and generosity . Its way bigger than a food channel. It really feels like a class.

[@hnryPw3127]

Thank you so much for allowing us to share this experience 🙂

[@edrisatherley2082]

Ace I came across your KZbin channel and I am loving it thank you for exposing Haiti and South America.

[@isaacfoy299]

ACE; I'm so glad to be along with you on your first venture to Ecuador.Very informative information I must talk to myHaitian friends.

[@khalabeebstiopic7065]

Haitian Creole is such a cool language

[@shalbec3232]

Funny I find it a weird language 😂😂😂😂😂🤣 like it makes no sense almost feel like they are not speaking I just don't feel the language but Haiti a nice country

[@gladlyg5084]

Haiti Represent your on my bucket list I have to shake your hand ma guy full blooded haitian here much love.

[@Purlava]

Love the history! Learning more and more about Haiti ❤️🇭🇹

[@ATAHUALPA867]

Hey man. Caught up on your video about Esmeraldas and Quito. Great to know Haitians living good in my native country , it shows that this world is open to anyone with good intentions. Yup I remembered about my history and Bolivar seeking asylum in Haiti. Keep in mind French colony and the hate towards Spaniards and English supported him and liberation. Awesome thanks.

[@TradingPhotoS]

, very nice house tour. I can feel the genuine love from the people

[@myspaceuser567]

Glad to see and hear that you are learning Haitian Creole Brother

[@megagolf23]

Bonsoir et Merci 🙏 pour la vidéo . Well done brothers I’m proud of you God Bless You

[@phatmoses9513]

Oh wow Brutha...most insightful introduction on 🇭🇹 & the influence in S. America...Thank you 😊 💓

[@jhonagudelo2193]

"GOD BLESS", OUR HAITIANS BROTHERS! A LOT THANKS FROM YOUR COLOMBIAN BROTHERS! If somebody wants to get in this WEB, would get a big Blessings for your life, the same way I got for mine. YAAKOVS WELL( Hebrew, English, French, Russian, etc.) Shalom.......

[@josephjames6339]

Haiti provided troops, weapons and materiel. Haitians defeated the french, spanish and english by 1803 for its independence. The Haitian soldiers were the deciding factor in South American independence from spain.

[@winwithjames8833]

Haiti was also the cause for American expansion westward Haiti forced the hands of Napoleon Bonaparte the leader of France to sell Louisiana territory to the Americans through the Louisiana Purchase. Haiti helped transform the Americas.

[@alleblue]

Thank you Ace..I meet a lot of Haitians in the states..thank you for the history lesson…

[@Ibra613]

I love to see ace speaking Creole i speak French i understand the Creole proud of you

[@lucillegirlando8090]

Enjoyed this video! Thank you for showing us the different cultures in Equador!

[@claudewren3798]

Thank you for your video in Ecuador. The pastor was infectious meaning, I was glue to him, could not stop listening. All the people you spoke to I love.

[@BruceOnLocation]

Okay professor...I'm loving the knowledge.

[@shadowness9154]

Loving these videos really informative!

[@eduardomojica72]

thank you for some history lessons.

[@The_Real_AA]

The interview with the Pastor was great, felt so much passion coming from him! You should do more of these interviews in your videos, these were good questions! Peace Ace Live! 👊🏾🙏🏿

[@JimmyDew_]

Impressed with the Haitian people in Ecuador. They seem to be doing well. I like how clean the house is. Nice people and I'm glad I was able to learn some history.

[@TheGlobalProfessional]

I knew about GranColombia, but I didn’t know this part of the story. 🙏🏾

[@lerryperry]

I cry tears for Haiti

[@dennisnash2634]

Excellent, Excellent video!!!! Great stuff Ace. I also was so impressed with your fellow Haitians who were in your video. The pastor seems like a great man. Very impressed.

[@Omar-wm9gd]

Buenísimo video. Buena historia de haiti en América latina

[@thatchickjerseygirl6051]

Congratulations!! I see it in your face keep grinding on your weight loss journey !Now I can honestly sat this is the content I wanted and needed to see Big ups! Haiti in the building!!

[@erichoodsta4147]

Great History. Thanks for giving us a starting point to research and learn.

[@kellyportland1823]

A change of scenery always a good thing Keep doing you Ace one love brother ✌🏾

[@theeguyhimself3041]

Awesome video and educational 🇪🇨🇭🇹

[@tjules7]

Great interview with the pastor; I really love the way you interact with these guys.

[@mjaybash26]

This is a great channel! You are teaching history involving Haiti and the South Americas. Many people don’t know about this. Embarrassing to say, but it’s the truth.

[@theagencynyc1182]

I have watched dozens of your videos and I wish you much success. But, to come clean, I only subscribed after seen this particular blog. Haitians are everywhere just like so many nationalities in NYC, where I come. But your sincere reaction to exploring this Haitian neighborhood and genuine love for your people is compelling. I have one favor to ask, I know met hot Haitian women, please, lets show some of these ebony beauties' to the world, don't keep them all to yourself bruh!

[@juancornejoveintimilla1596]

Saludos cordiales bienvenido al Ecuador 🇪🇨

[@blckprnz261]

Ace I am so happy you are able to connect with your roots over there. Great Vlog!

[@dedwards3296]

I could tell that you really enjoyed the food. It looked like it tasted good and it also touched your soul. The feeling i used to get when i tasted my mother's cornbread dressing when she was alive.

[@qrperry]

Keep traveling and showing the world who we really are❤

[@afro5380]

Heart warming content. It nice to see you among our brothers despite the struggles

[@eulaboyd2204]

I have been enlightened by this educational video. I truly feel connected to mi gente por allí.🖤

[@pabloaguilar6342]

Yoooo, in Ecuador mi país, hope you have a blast!!!!

[@ernestmartin2687]

Great content Ace,love the insight into Haitain history.

[@albertedwards3803]

I just subscribe to your channel , I really enjoyed your videos. this one is so down to 🌎 I am from ST.Lucia but live in the U.S A.great video and vibes with humble people.✌🌅🙏😷👍

[@estelamino6356]

Yes plenty history's..is needed to. .know THANKS for sharing. 🇪🇨

[@noellesewell3584]

Keep it up, young man!! I am learning a lot from your channel!!

[@INTI1111]

This has to be one of my favorite videos, I just love everything about it! Thank you for such a lovely surprise.

[@alexstlouis3645]

Absolutely loved this video. What a great job as usual Ace!!

[@js4723]

Once again,thanks for the history that u put out there,that I didn’t know,n i’m from Ecuador,Guayaquil,now living in Orlando...b safe..

[@warrenwoodley6229]

Being a student of history, I'd love to know more about this! Went to Haiti back in 83, still have some wooden craft from there!

[@mikeross6294]

You the man! Love your channel.

[@ORGANICsoulJAZZ]

Chicago (my city) was founded by a Haitian ex-pat, Jean Baptiste Point du Sable

[@wadatmusik2859]

Thanks for sharing that important bit of history. Another great video Ace.

[@Sonofwaga]

Man very informative Hati really freed the Caribbean and South America 💪🏾💪🏾

[@AnonAura]

Your storytelling abilities are improving with every new video posted and country visited! Great work bro And idk if its only me who notices that you have lost a lot of weight

[@letslearnspanishtv]

This is a video special to me. Just today I talked to a girl in Éxito if she knew about Haiti and Simón Bolivar? I explained to her that Petion helped Bolivar to liberate South America from Spain!

[@cesarcarrillo6216]

Great video as usual Ace. I didn't know about Haiti's support to Bolivar to free South America from spaniards. Very interesting historic fact! 👍🏼

[@bahmamadou3592]

Good job for the history lesson bro...we love it keep up the great job...from jay jallow worldz

[@clytchan]

You always meet really good and hospitable people on your travels. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@kushking8558]

this was powerful knowledge africa unite

[@Calipeixegato]

Cool video with great information! For those of you asking about Ace's breathing, it's probably the altitude. Quito sits at about 9,300 feet above sea level. You notice the thin air as soon as you get off the plane. It takes some time to get used to.

[@isabelalmeida796]

Me encantó este vídeo.. con los haitianos.. muchos Saludos DESDE GUAYAQUIL ECUADOR 😎😎😎

[@ladyjay4656]

Wow Apartments are big, pleasant surprise, nice views

[@PhillyDom]

HAITI TO THE WORLD

[@Richking213]

Ace you gotta go to Chile.....the haitian community is booming over there too💯

[@julioiza8335]

bienvenido a Ecuador!!!

[@brianmoody2549]

Learning about your Haiti and the history of who they got there to Ecuador. You make feel good talking to you.

[@senseidwayneking4095]

I enjoyed the historical information. Love your videos. That fish looked great

[@themmmfamily7130]

I’m Haitian descent and my best friend of like 13 years Ecuadorian descent, shout-out out from Atlanta Ace keep going bro !