We Found The Hidden African Market In Brazil

[@WODEMAYA]

Welcome Back To The KZbin Channel & I hope you all are enjoying our Brazilian Episodes❤ Please Like & Share To Support our channel.Thank You

[@manuleesores604]

Mr. Wode Maya You Made me Laugh😂😂 When The Food For Snake Here In Brazil Is Edible, You Feared To Turn Into Snake.

[@grmitchell8500]

Yesss...for sure! I love the education you've been putting out there. Education is POWER!! Thank you Wode Maya!!!😍❤❤💝💕💕💕

[@manuleesores604]

Mr. Wode Maya, By Exposing The Many Parts Of The World To the Outside World, You not Only Showing, But You Also Teatch - In Other Words, YOU ARE A TEATCHER, Brother, No Doubts.

[@faddyhossain6127]

U MUST COME TO INDIA HAVE BLACK SIDDHI COMMUNITY LIVING IN INDIA FOR MANY MANY YEARSSSS

[@LoyceFitness]

🥇🥇🥇🥇💡

[@billtev9846]

Some African traditions and customs are very well preserved in Bhaia Brazilian, thank you Afro-Brasileiros for holding onto your traditions, we are all proud of you.

[@jojolove3415]

I love how the Brazilian embrace their african culture beautifully. ❤❤❤❤

[@millionairemaine8901]

Amazing how in South America and in the Carribean they were able to maintain so much of their African culture and identity. America really did a number on us in the U.S.😢

[@jakins250]

It's true

[@Bigbunny325]

True black Americans tend to deny being called Africans. I remember one black American almost beat him up coz he called them an African

[@AmaAidoo-ts8ws]

For sure! I noticed this when he went to Suriname! They practically speak the Akan (twi/nzema) language . They still use the naming system we even use as Ghanaians! Shocking to say the least! 😳

[@AlhajiBah-mo3ud]

That's why African American struggles with identity crisis! They try claiming every ethnicities, inorder to feel cool 😎 which is sad. Y'all are Africans born in USA

[@thekorsh4230]

Yeah these white people totally brain washed yall

[@ohemaaraina]

Videos like this makes me smile and I laugh at the ignorance of others when they comment that Wode is copying their KZbinr because he is in Brazil. Whaat.? Look at this content does it looks like the videos that person did in Brazil. Wode’s focus and purpose is different and educating. Keep it up bro. You are in your own league. Great Job

[@WODEMAYA]

😊

[@THETRAVELOGIST1]

Best comment 👌

[@Freddvibzey]

I get shocked when some African creators visited Brazil, Cuba, Colombia etc just for the fun of it without dishing out the historical and educational aspects that will benefit Africans and African descendants. I'm not saying it's a must and maybe some of those people ain't just into that aspect of Africanism or know much of the history, but i feel as Africans we have a duty, cos there's a narrative out there by some forces against us, especially the supremacists trying everything to keep the disconnect between Africa and it's descendants in the new world. Wode Maya is a blessing to this generation and posterity will judge him for eternity.

[@Jessdel2012]

Why don't copy him and be as authentic. We complain too much; look for what is working for Wode and work on offering better if complimentary videos.

[@soniaspence3267]

Indeed Wode does it better and bigger, Maya inspires me so much

[@nanasarfo3817]

Kudos 👏 to Afro Brazilians 🇧🇷 for keeping their African Culture 👏 Thank you Wode maya for the good work 👏.

[@nixonndombe7368]

PORTUGUESE AND SPANISH SLAVE OWNERS WERE CULTURALLY AT LEAST TOLERANT COMPARED TO THE BRITISH AND ARAB SLAVE OWNERS FOR INSTANCE,SOME RUNAWAY SLAVES FROM THE NORTHERN AMERICA TOOK REFUGE TO LATIN AMERICA

[@TrueYarn]

Big ups to the Afro Brazilians cousins for preserving their culture

[@mikeigharo3077]

Akaraje is basicly Akara in Nigeria..the same thing ..Happy they didn't loose all their roots,culture and heritage .. Nice one Wode Maya

[@ericedudzi6267]

Akaraje is Akara , or Akla in Ewe language Volta Ghana .

[@Theopranks]

Greetings from Brasil 🇧🇷 São Paulo. This is Theo the Brazilian Bushman

[@WODEMAYA]

I see you

[@Theopranks]

​@@WODEMAYA wow ❤, you replied me. Thanks much bro. Will be moving to Ghana next year with my Brazilian wife and daughter,hope we see you soon

[@gsmd770]

Your Brazilian trip has been the best of the best! Keep up the freat work young brother! One love.

[@WODEMAYA]

I can't wait to release the rest

[@IkeNMac]

Afro Brazilians are more Afrocentric than the Afro Americans. They have really preserved the way of life of their ancestors more. A walk through that market and I might think I’m in Agbogbloshie market of Ghana.

[@stevenbarrett4110]

Allow this Jamaican to speak on behalf of AA. Being a minority in an environment that judges you, and constantly invent ways to ridicule your speech and culture. Not to mention demand that in order to succeed and progress, you must conform to strange and weird majority standards. In those circumstances, I think it's going to be difficult to retain the ways of your ancestors. Google the term 'Jim Crow', and please try to read about 'red lining', about strange fruit hanging from Poplar trees in the south, then, you MIGHT begin to understand our AA family's struggle to stay alive, let alone retain practice of their ancestor's customs. Hope I'm making sense. Our AA family needs our support, NOT our ridicule.

[@lifeafter60withdaseta20]

@markagyei3219 You should not compare African desendants of the enslaved. Each area where they were taken to their experience was different. Many Africans in the west have maintained a lot of the culture that they brought with them .Many Sfricans on the continent don't even pray in their own languages.I suggest that you do some more research on the brutality of the transatlantic human trading and expand your knowledge.

[@lifeafter60withdaseta20]

Steven he also needs to read the black codes.

[@IkeNMac]

@@lifeafter60withdaseta20 I really don’t get what you’re trying to get across here. You’re just going in circles.

[@IkeNMac]

@@stevenbarrett4110 I’m not ridiculing African Americans. All I’m saying is one could see quite clearly how Afro Brazilians still hold unto their African way of life.

[@Kenetto1]

This is crazy because the similarities are mind-blowing. Thanks,Professor Maya

[@WODEMAYA]

You're most welcome!

[@AndreaSanad-py3vn]

❤❤❤saluts from Austria your Videos are absolutely Super especially from Salvador de Bahia

[@felityf1]

I feel the same being afrobrazilian and seeing african street markets on youtube hahah

[@agnesnthakyo1934]

So far the best video. I can't believe you are in Brazil yet you look like you are in marikiti in Nairobi, Kenya.

[@grassrootstalks7448]

Wow this is amazing, the Brazilian African are very proud of their African roots. I love it.....can't wait to visit the African side of Brazil

[@solar6120]

They are originally fro. There. Brazil was invaded by white people

[@The_Cruise_Fam]

Until they come to America then it all change because of colorism and racism. I cannot be fooled by Brazilian, in fact them South Americans 😅.

[@juliuslazaro7517]

DJ Sankofa thanks for market tour,you look like braza Joseph hill "culture" or is son Kenyatta, greetings from Arusha, Tanzania 🇹🇿

[@criptovida]

Dende is the name of the fruit from which palm oil comes from, that's how we call it in Angola. Nice footage as usual. Thanks for sharing.

[@jackiejackson8484]

Brazil is Africa. I’m so jealous and happy for them at the same time. 🇯🇲 Thank you Wode

[@yourfavbr-br]

This man makes a nice cultural work for free. I love how he explores the african roots of afro brazilian , I see myself seeing my country from others perpectives

[@africanclassicalmusic]

Wode Maya is an Asset to Africa. He is at the front of the New African Consciousness Renaissance.

[@tabansimon6398]

Maya deserve to be recognized by his tireless efforts to reconnect the African and their brothers and sisters in other parts of the world. You deserve an honorary doctorate for Cultural tracing and Building International Relations

[@2ndExoduspending]

When he apologizes on behalf of the African people as a whole I feel it's sincerity. I feel vindicated. You are such a wise and strong young man @wodemaya May Yah continuously bless you and fulfill your needs because, I believe you are doing his work!

[@domju6546]

Against gunpowder, we didnt have it, but they have

[@AmosHashaka]

Of his the most sincere and humble person on Internet in the creative world, but also in personal as well. Never met physically but we chatted both on video and Internet, he is very sincere and that is loved wherever he is. God bless you and protect you from the snares, traps of the devil. I decree and declare Psalms 91 & 23 in Jesus' might name. Amen 🙏

[@MaLiArtworks186]

Descendants of Indigenous Aboriginals Worldwide deserves #ReparationsNow!

[@boakyefelicia2480]

Maya thanks so much for connecting Africans around the world, The similarity is very marvelous ❤❤

[@WODEMAYA]

My pleasure 😊

[@almanbanks5804]

Proud to be an Africa much love bro may the good lord guide and protect you from this journey

[@WODEMAYA]

Amen! Thanks For Watching. Kindly subscribe

[@EdrisAtherley-smith]

I'm one of your favorite subscribers from 2020 . Brooklyn New York is in the house of Caribbean islands blood 🙏🏽❤️🇹🇹🇺🇸

[@TamImBlessed]

This is so educative. They called okro “Kiyabo” which is very similar to the same name the Ijaw tribe in Nigeria calls okra. We call it “Ikiyabo” just the dame thing. These are really our relatives out there. We love you guys

[@antoniodejesus6716]

i have yorubá blood, a call quiábo, i live in salvador

[@Inno.Nkhata]

In my language DENDE means relish- Malawi🇲🇼

[@marymayoli5873]

Unbelievably amazing. God bless you Wode Maya for your courage in exposing what has been kept hidden from Africans back home after the evils of enslavement of our brothers and sisters. Kudos to🎉🎉you African Brazilians💪🏾💪🏾Africans should trace and start exchange programmes between our kinfolks all over the world. Let's be proud of being Africans 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

[@wizzyf7567]

I just love being black. It's so beautiful

[@barbrahmugide2722]

That’s great brother Maya, mother africa has granted you an assignment to the whole globe to look for her offsprings wherever they are. God is reconnecting his people from wherever they were scattered. You are a revivalist indeed.

[@matteoorion2719]

I have goosebumps watching this video. Thank you very much to you both! I added Salvador Bahia in my visit list.

[@WODEMAYA]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@bennettkwapong]

Point of correction. Cocoa wasn't brought from Ghana to Brazil. It was the other way round . Tetteh Quarshie was the one that brought it to Ghana and had it planted at Mampong Akwapim

[@herculesskinny2030]

Tetteh Quashie brought cocoa from Fernando Po. An island across Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea, which is now called Bioko. And not Brazil. check the facts well. Thanks.

[@lucas-prado]

​@@herculesskinny2030 but cocoa is from Americas. Potato and cassava too.

[@sightsandevents]

Hey Maya, great video! I'm really enjoying the Brazil Tour. Please, let's make her dream of visiting the motherland happen. 😍

[@WODEMAYA]

I hope so too!

[@billtev9846]

Most importantly when you get home please try and set up exchange programs for Afro-Brazilian students to come to Africa for a semester or two.@@WODEMAYA

[@Sunnymedia]

Wode maya wode maya ❤ thank you for always loving Nigeria 🇳🇬 we love you so much wode maya ❤❤❤❤

[@WODEMAYA]

Thank you too. We Are One Family! ❤️

[@yvettekinchking8838]

😮 I can't believe my eyes and ears

[@MistressDay]

Please take that lady to Nigeria! I'd love to see her reaction.

[@Babango-kb1zx]

Why would she go to nigeria. Nigerians are dying to get out of there.

[@danielkomolafe936]

Great video from wode maya, I wish to visit Brazil one day. I am a Yoruba man presently residing in Europe.

[@WODEMAYA]

You should! 😀

[@globalismoblackman]

You should go Bro you will 😢 of joy seeing and meeting our Yoruba Brazilian cousins ❤️

[@georgehosea139]

Good to see afro Brazilians did not loose their African identity,they still maintain many things in African culture thats wonderful,they should be proud of their traditional culture to gain respect from other people.😅

[@WODEMAYA]

Yep

[@BlackBeautytv.official]

Omg this is just like African, Wode Maya thanks so much for letting us see all this beautiful places and culture

[@WODEMAYA]

Am Glad you enjoyed it 😊

[@stacybarnes8428]

My bro please continue to bring amazing content am really looking forward to seeing Brazilian content stay safe and God bless🙏🏾♥️🇯🇲🇨🇦💙

[@WODEMAYA]

Thanks So Much For Watching ❤️

[@Artwakbyjohn]

NOW I UNDERSTAND WHY WODE MAYA HAS 1.4 MILLION SUBSCRIBERS. THIS ROCKS!!!!!!

[@anxlia2626]

Thank you woda Maya,for the expository and awareness of Africa people, heritage and culture also thanks to the brother showing you around;he is knowledgeable of the information.Bravo woda Maya.keep the flag flying

[@kofiowusutv]

Bonjour bro maya God bless you greetings from France 🇫🇷 Toulouse

[@WODEMAYA]

🙏🏾

[@Ndamono]

Oshimbudu, Angola my neighbor, my home from Namibia Wode's favorite country

[@latriceskincare]

I've learned so much in this video. Looking at the markets reminds me of Flatbush Ave in Brooklyn NY.. but instead of the food selling the island people would be selling clothes, bags etc. The set up used to be the same. We are all one!

[@amondidorothy4297]

THANK YOU FOR TAKING ME TO BRAZIL AND BACK JUST SEATED IN THE HOUSE, OOOH MY, HOW I WISH TO TRAVEL THE WORLD JUST ME , HUBBY AND MY SON TO EXPERIENCE DIFFERENT CULTURES.

[@WODEMAYA]

Our pleasure!

[@JamesMays-c5c]

Wow this is not shown in America main stream media. As you know why, to keep us divided in commerce from each other African. Big up Woda Maya, one love. African Empowerment, pan Africanism. James in America Chicago.🤔🤨🧐❤

[@Beth-sm2fx]

Wade Maya I think it is about time for Africans to know that we have our own Alphabet and the Ethiopians kept it up till now, time to reclaim it and learn it!!!

[@Kennedy19970]

Kobina u done alot and God bless you 🙏 ❤️ ❤❤❤❤ wade maaya

[@WODEMAYA]

Amen 🙏🏾 Thanks For Watching

[@Kennedy19970]

Highly appreciate your work

[@ScoutIntermediary]

Embracing our rich African heritage, sons and daughters of this extraordinary continent are flourishing across the globe, creating a vibrant tapestry of diversity. Imagine the immense power that awaits us when we unite, transcending borders and celebrating our shared roots. Together, we have the potential to shape the world, breaking barriers and showcasing the brilliance that emerges when we stand united. Let's come together, not just despite our diverse birthplaces, but because of them. Our strength lies in our unity, and the world is ours to influence and inspire. 🌍✨ #AfricanUnity #GlobalInfluence #ProudSonsAndDaughters.

[@wolfbite1984]

You doing a great job showing people how amazing and diverse our people are

[@Jiggalo252]

Salvador Bahia has definitely been on my bucket list of places to visit. The festivals that happen there are out of this world! Can't wait to touchdown.

[@WODEMAYA]

Have Fun 🤩

[@0tismadaline]

Maya and his dancing moves😅it’s a whole mood😅thanks for taking us to the market

[@WODEMAYA]

😀🕺🏾

[@Abdi77.77]

Bro you are a LEGEND May God give you a long life so that you can continue to show us more

[@WODEMAYA]

Amen! 🙏🏾

[@luedch8460]

🎉salted beef is called Carne sera, carne do sal , charque, we use it in many traditional foods such as our traditional food called. Feijoada,

[@jani1321]

carne SECA, not carne sera

[@amondidorothy4297]

I LOVE THE WAY YOU SHARE THEIR DIFFERENT PAGES, MAYA YOU'RE THE BEST OOOH, MAY GOD CONTINUE KEEPING YOU FOR US OOOH

[@SGOA32178]

Major correction Maya, Cocoa did NOT come from Ghana to Brazil. Cocoa is native to the Americas(in particular central and south america). It was exported from there to the rest of the world. Thank you.

[@TheLynx8888]

Correct. Many don't realise this. Cacao was used by the native Americans for all sorts. It was brought to West Africans during the trans Atlantic slave period. The opposite was palm oil, which is native to the Niger delta regiin of Nigeria and was taken over to the Americas. We live and learn.

[@AkinolaAdeyemi-pu6vq]

Absolutely 💯

[@michelleegg7741]

I think she is trying to refer it being imported from Ghana. Not that it’s original from Ghana. Cocoa is much cheaper to get from Africa. Sadly most coming from exploiting the farmers. As I seen Cocoa from the Americas being more pricer and it somewhat supporting indigenous farmers. Who are predominantly the growers.

[@Pixelarter]

Cassava is also original from South America, a traditional crop from Brazilian natives, that was also taken to Africa by the Portuguese in colonial times. In Brazil it has different names depending on the region, that were inherited from different Amerindian tribes: Mandioca, Aipim, and Macaxeira are the most common, but there are more names for the same plant. Actually there are several African habits that were inherited from Brazil, taken to Africa by the Portuguese.

[@paatee8831]

​@@FreddvibzeyCocoa is not indigenous to Ghana. Tetteh Quarshie brought it from Seychelles when he was taken by the missionaries to work. Cacao is native to Latin American countries. They use it in cooking and in making beverages. However, we don't use cocoa or cacao in out cuisine because the crop is not native to us

[@TabsT-vy5jy]

This shows just how many of us Africans there are around the world. Imagine we all banded together.😮

[@auntygogo9810]

Wodemaya you owe your Mum and family this trip of a lifetime.

[@AkinolaAdeyemi-pu6vq]

Thank you Wode Maya. Though of Salvador Bahia, but you took us on a journey into their everyday living which is directly similar to our west African cultures. ❤

[@WODEMAYA]

Our pleasure!

[@masshubgambia]

Wow never know this about Brazil. Thank you Maya

[@WODEMAYA]

now you know

[@ladypink1222]

You should've eaten the fried corn in (Coronie) Suriname with dry coconut Maya. You're still in Su, so ask anybody with Coronie roots and you will get to eat it properly😊.Or when you come back to Suriname, make sure you get it... Njoying your videos tremendously❤

[@WODEMAYA]

Sounds great!

[@mcrministry]

Wode Maya you forgot Haiti, it is full blown Africa in the Caribbean. You should visit the North East ( Ouanaminthe ) where the people are building a Canal, contesting by the Dominican Republic. I think this could be a great show Thank you for your great works.

[@WODEMAYA]

Wait for it

[@flavorsofthecontinent7195]

Is Haiti safe right now ?

[@fouadibrahim9508]

​@@flavorsofthecontinent7195no

[@mcrministry]

If you go Through Cap- Haitian airport It is safe, It is good to travel with an Haitian who knows the area. People are still traveling to Haiti but with precaution.

[@burifumamafreekha7784]

Wode will go to every community and interact effortlessly as if he was part of them. How much more can I love you bro? ❤❤

[@casbarbosa37]

03:24 -> Hello Brother, there is a little mistake in your vídeo .... Cocoa is original fruit from the brazilian amazon basin all the way up to Mexico.... it was the oposite way, the British Empire took the seeds from The Americas to plant it in the called British Gold Coast in Africa , same happened with Rubber Tree to Asia, and with Coffee from Ethiopia to the Americas ;)

[@lucas-prado]

Cassava and potato too.

[@jaquesmoreira3799]

Congratulations me Maya. Wood Maya, welcome to Brazil, you and your team, I've been following your channel since 2019, and your channel is great, your simplicity, your charisma is contagious to everyone, you've already interviewed several important personalities in Africa, they were great in interviews, the car that you gave your mother, an incredible video. I met some people from Ghana, hospitable people, I hope to visit your country one day. Your immersion in the Brazilian communities is great. We are together Brazil and Ghana.and Africa

[@hahaha70263]

The word 'Acaraje' is the Brazilian Portuguese version of the Yoruba word, Akara.

[@ismailolatunji178]

You're right.

[@handsya.8078]

I give the tour bro 100%. What a very eloquent, experienced and sensational personality ❤❤

[@sebastianruegg8611]

I hope you will travel to many more countries in the americas. So many things that you saw there ae actually very popular all over the region. Casava, green banana, zhe music, etc, all very common in colombia, venezuala, the whole caribean and all costal zones in central america

[@WODEMAYA]

Yeahhhhh in even in Suriname

[@WODEMAYA]

Yeahhhhh in even in Suriname

[@FindYourFree]

yessir..facts

[@luismartins854]

To make this old lady dream comes true to visit Africa Nigeria as her chosen destination 🌍 would be awesome 👍😎 Wode please 🥺 make it come 🫴 true oh 😮

[@The_Cruise_Fam]

I’m willing to contribute to donation to make it happen.

[@ash.ab.5575]

30:40 your words are healing both sides of diaspora #wodemaya ❤❤❤❤

[@stawablanco5401]

I have no words!. Maya, you are opening layers of the brain to receive differ info. Wow!. Amazing to learn that they were taken in chains, but the spirit is still very much alife! Black Power!💪

[@FindYourFree]

Yes my fam and lived on Cacau Coast of Bahia in Itacaré area..You should go down there..

[@WODEMAYA]

Sounds good!

[@ms_aj1717]

This Brazilian series has been such an eye opener. Kudos to Wode Maya and his team.

[@ogomsseries]

The market has lots of lovely arts and crafts❤❤❤. You have different personality with being a content creator,dancer,singer etc.

[@kilabob1200]

Once again, you have brought us an excellent and enlightening video. May the ancestors continue to bless and protect you as you move throughout the African diaspora. Please give DJ Sankofa warm regards from his brothers and sisters from America.

[@paulkelly873]

My native African Brothers and Sisters... Can you not see recognise your culture? Can you see how your culture spread around the world from slavery to immigration? I see African people in this vid, even though they call, themselves Brazilians, I just see Africa! (our culture and our DNA genes are very STRONG

[@LifeInTheVillage_1]

hero at it again. God bless you hustle more

[@Kira-n3i3h]

Another nice episode ❤❤,very interesting.🇬🇶

[@Agboka]

Akara - the bean pie fried in oil - is the same as Akla in Togo/ and the Volta Region and Akara in Yoruba - Nigeria

[@clementasampana4402]

Is the Volta region not Ghana? So why not Ghana?

[@Yorubally]

​@@clementasampana4402It's appropriate to name the region since it's native to there and the rest of Ghana calls it by Hausa word kosei.

[@clementasampana4402]

@@Yorubally masa! The northerners of Ghana are the original owners of kose!..

[@samuelasieduafari5926]

A great work from a great man @Maya... Maya do you know that they launched Casa de Gana( house of Ghana) in Bahia - Salvador this week....

[@WODEMAYA]

Yeah was supposed to be there

[@MOSHEHTV]

Wode maya this indeed Africa in brazil❤❤ thank you so much for always show casing africans to the world

[@MsAjoa]

Black Brazilians embraced their Alkebulan culture, and the most beautiful and wonderful thing is that, they are not offended when Maya calls them Africans they are welcoming and explained that everything they have was brought from the motherland without being ashamed but proud. It is amazing. If you call Black Americans or caribbeans, oh my God, most of them will go crazy......... Black Brazilians, I respect you so must because you keep Alkebulan culture alive more everywhere else in the plante. Not even in Afrika. much 🤎🤎🤎

[@jayfitt4023]

Because is is not a big deal.. lol that don’t make you money who cares !

[@AckeeEater.]

Be careful with that "Afrikaans" word; its origin is from the Dutch Boer of South Africa, who were the ones that instituted Apartheid. They call themselves "Afrikaner" and call their language, "Afrikaans", which is, a Dutch dialect. The word you're looking for is spelt "Afrikan". --Æ.

[@MsAjoa]

@@AckeeEater. OK thank you for this explication, I just wanted to write Africanes or Alkebulans in another way without knowing that it has a meaning... we are hear to learn and I am glad lean this. I'm going to de my own research on it. Thank you!

[@taq1238]

Jamaicans have been the ones who have chronicled our struggle as Africans in our music. We are not ashamed of our African roots. Most embrace it.

[@taq1238]

​@@jayfitt4023Money is not all.

[@americananadwomohsarpong3648]

I love how the kako seller does his hands ✋ left or right ❤❤❤

[@olaolaitan7834]

I am proud to be African and of Yoruba Heritage ♥️ ❤️ 💕 💓

[@The_Cruise_Fam]

I love us Yorubas for one thing I’ve noticed is that we shá leave our mark and carry our culture with us 💯 that’s why we speak our language anyhow any where. We ain’t got no shame in being us and I’m super proud of us❤️

[@nyakwarObat]

​@@The_Cruise_FamEeh my brother, they have a saying pride comes before a fall. Be careful

[@mavisburke495]

If that western saying.iwas true many such nations would.have.fallen.

[@musicearthtoheaven8793]

​@nyakwarObat don't use it out of context, for fear tactic, or to undermine someone. He can be proud of his culture. Are you not proud of your culture, too? Does that bother you?

[@nyakwarObat]

@@musicearthtoheaven8793 eeh this guy man, do you think I originated those words? Was it me who said pride is one of the deadly sins? Do you know that Hitler was also proud to be of a "special bloodline"? If you are afraid then that means you don't know if what you doing is on point. One who is sure of the way need not be afraid so the question is why are you fearful of that wording? 🙄

[@luedch8460]

I have enjoyed very much to see you na Feira de Sao Joaquin, I love to visit the market and see all the crafts and fresh food.

[@WODEMAYA]

You really have to visit

[@promzyemma3876]

good content Maya. God bless you and an Africa

[@godivafromsteamhouse7419]

@WODEMAYA I cant wait for you to visit Jamaica. If you go to the market, the fruit at 15:41 is called noni. We use it as medicine. You'll see so much similarities between Jamaica and Brazil. I went there last year and it reminded me so much of home. It's like Jamaica just bigger. You'll see so much of the same foods here as you would see in Brazil and Accra. The market you need to go to is Coronation Market in downtown Kingston. But I also think you should spend a lot of time outside of Kingston. I might be biased but the countryside is rich in culture and history and that's something you don't always see about Jamaica. We're a big tourist destination but we're more than sand, sea and sun. There's really so many stories to tell but know that you will feel more connected to the rock. I have watched so many of your videos and I feel a closer connection between Africans at home and abroad. Thanks for making Africa closer. We're more alike than we are different. PS. Visit the Glistening Waters in Trelawny. It's one of 6 luminous bodies of water in the world. Enjoy Jamaica 🇯🇲💜

[@LindaDawkins-ux1vp]

As a Jamaican, I totally agree the country side is so much richer and beautiful. 🇯🇲

[@princessnyeni5548]

The difference is it is clean, no flies on food and less noise and chaos

[@sekz741]

Candomble is an African diasporic religion. It is a blend African religious beliefs, specifically that of the Yoruba “Isese” IFA and Catholicism. It’s important to spread the correct information.

[@Angeladixon4395]

Wow , I will visit there one off these days .but definitely Ghana first ,thanks wode Maya Enjoy 🇯🇲🇯🇲🙏🙏❤️

[@L49kebraNegas]

The journey of the village boi is amazing!

[@olujimikolawole6240]

Wode Maya thank you for the African connection video. I'm Yorùbá tribe base in New York city. Thanks.

[@handsya.8078]

God bless you my brother ❤❤❤

[@joe-p5429]

Hey Maya, great series, 🎉❤🎉🇯🇲✊ ps. Cocoa comment is reverse, Cocoa was taken from there to Ghana...Tobacco, cocoa and coffee was part of Rites in many tribes there.... ps. Big up👍🏾 🇯🇲🥳the videographer 😎and editor this vid was vibrant and engaging 👏👏

[@clementasampana4402]

Excluding coffee… coffee is originally from Ethiopia.

[@joe-p5429]

Thanks for the correction🤔, respect 👍🏾

[@ZaniinaN3690]

Such a vibrant market.. Just amazing!!

[@missreche]

Waoooh you meant for this ,it's really a calling ❤❤😊😊😊 keep up 😊😊

[@Agboka]

Cassava or maniok is indigenous to South America, and it was brought into Africa by the Portuguese. Cocoa is not from Ghana to Portugal but rather the way around. Cocoa or cacao is also indigenous to South America. Cocoa came from Fernadopo - a Portuguese colony which is now Equatorial Guinea .

[@batatasol8540]

ashholeee you dont know shittt

[@timasuna1756]

I'm always surprised when Africans think cocoa comes from Africa.

[@handsya.8078]

Do more about the histories you put up here. We can give the nationalities you mentioned... the botanical names cum colonization of those African natural seeds....but the reality is...they are African seeds.

[@bodeowoyeye2506]

Cocoa came from South America to West Africa.

[@The_Cruise_Fam]

All lies. Y’all never want to give Africa its credits. Everything came from 100 period! If you don’t like it jump into konga!😊

[@LindaDawkins-ux1vp]

Amazing video. Love to see the African culture is maintained.

[@carlenssaintgerlus4933]

Thank you so much Maya, your work is priceless bro. I'm a haytian fan🇭🇹🇭🇹 living in Chili.

[@WODEMAYA]

I appreciate that!

[@flynnsekyi8662]

On my wish list to visit my People with help of DJ sankofa Bravo

[@bigbenemilia933]

Great work my beloved brother

[@panafricanist8876]

@WODEMAYA We Voltarians call koose akara too