The Black People Of Palenque Colombia

Palenque Colombia. In this video, I visit Palenque Colombia, my Colombian Friend's family's home town to learn about Life there. Formed in 1603 by runaway slaves, San Basilio de Palenque in Colombia was the first documented free slave town in the Americas.

In 2005 UNESCO declared Palenque a Masterpiece of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity because there were able to maintain its African culture. Today Palenque is a Major tourist destination for people who want to learn more about this town and the diaspora.

My Guide Ronald Miranda [phone]
The Cook Zuni # Whatsapp [phone]

[mr.e]

Great job Ace. I don’t know what made you run through the corn field like that but it brought me to a place that I couldn’t explain with silent tears running down my eyes. GOD BLESS you brother continue the great work. 🎥🇭🇹✊🏾

[springer]

Caribbean blacks, American blacks, Latin America blacks, South America blacks, European blacks... WE ARE FAMILY-WE COME FROM ROYALTY!!! We were scattered to the four corners of the EARTH. We need to unite and love each other. LIKE NOW!!!

[SonoranTel]

In my opinion, this was the BEST video you have posted in Colombia. I felt the energy through the screen.

[lamoskgr]

I hope more African Americans know about Black Latinos. We identified as Black, we are proud of being of African descent but the international media never shows Black Latinos. But this is our culture. I'm a Black Dominican ✊🏾🇩🇴🇩🇴

[stevenlowe]

So as I get older and older, I'm learning that everything that I was taught in American schools was a lie....

[williamthomas]

Weather people believe it or not .... We are scattered among the entire earth.... when you travel it opens your closed “American “eyes

[MrRoyck]

Pelenque is 100 percent certified Africans, living in harmony with nature, they should preserve their way of life. Ace, you sure hold the ace for making such Afro-centric content?

[jjoneshauling]

Black people in the U.S. know that they are our people also & that we were separated at one point in time.
RESPECT TO COLUMBIA.
BLACK LOVE.

[JamJamxo]

Wow absolutely beautiful..it makes me feel so many emotions i need to visit here

[VicMansaMusa]

No one has done Palenque like this! Great video bro!

[afrojoelis]

Thanks for going to the place of my origins, you are an excellent Youtuber, keep working, It was awesome to work with you!

[proudlyafrican]

As a Congolese am here to tell every African descendants that we love you what happened was a tragedy🇨🇩🇨🇩🇦🇴🇨🇬 🇬🇦 Africa is your home always welcomed. We still going through issues in the continent. I wish the air ticket could be lesser than 100 in order for you to come experience the motherland. Congo for sure has influenced a lot in music from Africa, to America and to Latin America. It in our DNA. From rumba, kompa, jazz, champeta and more they can all be traced to Congo.

[urbnctrl]

You need to go to East Indonesia and visit the black folk there. Alot of Americans dont know indigenous peoples of SE Asia are black folk (Maluku, Timorese, Papuans)

[monica]

As a Black American, I've never seen anything like this and I love it! Subscribed ❤

[dudiddy]

Palenque reminds me of my village in Ghana 🇬🇭, carefree, stress-free, simple humble life! This episode really made me miss my hometown.

[beautifulsoultress]

Magnificent Ace! To my beautiful cousins in Palenque Colombia, love to you from an African American woman in USA descendant from slaves that were brought to Georgia and Mississippi, Praise God and that your land will forever be blessed with abundance and all your needs met.

[rickeygore]

Our People, Our Story!!. Never will See this in american history books. Knowledge is Power.!! . Thank You Ace, and ALL THE CITIZENS OF PALENQUE FOR SHARING OUR STORY. MUCH APPRECIATED.!!

[dianamanotti]

Thank you so much for showing this side of Colombia. Many YouTube videos just focus only on Cartagena the city and completely leave out this part of our history.

[dotunn]

That rum with the herbs and sticks inside, is still common in Nigerian till today

[dahliaparker]

That place is so free &the people u can see is pure Africans. Yes they looks like u and me God bless mama zunny she created a great dish for ace nice uplifting video