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Hello My People I'm From kongo Nice to be Part of this wonderful ancestors Family Reunion take Care Gracias xx

An Argentian here! I'm not of black descent, but I love this video and how this man goes to places that no one goes to when they come here! One thing to mention! That's Buenos Aires, people there are different than those who live in the other "states" of the country, I'm from Santa Fe, a little city in Santa Fe, and I feel like racism here is less, because here we have more people that have Latin American Natives descent. And it's a lot more accepted, we don't even think about this, and yeah, sometimes you have one or another case, but it's a lot weirder than in Buenos Aires. Excellent video by the way! I love it!

Por suerte los Argentinos en estas cosas nos unimos y nos damos cuanta de esta propaganda y mentiras importadas que quieren traer a este pais, con Argentina nunca van a poder

Dear @Ace, I hardly ever comment on KZfaq videos but, I feel compelled to share this time. I want to thank you for sharing this video. I have run the gamut of emotions while watching it. The unveiling of our Afro-Argentinian brothers and sisters is mind-blowing. I am so thankful that you have highlighted them this way. I had no idea that their country has made a concerted and effective campaign to make them completely invisible from the world. I often say, there is NO place that WE are not! You Sir, are doing a very important work. THANK YOU! God bless you!

This is incredible dude, a history unheard to most American ears and eyes. You being there and documenting is an amazing thing. Thank you. Any follow-ups would be great too.

Llevo 6 años en argentina enmigre con toda mi familia que somos de descendencia negra y jamas nos han discriminado. Hemos trabajado con diferentes claeses sociales, trabajamos desde gastronomia haata en en oficinas y siempre nos trataron con respeto.

WE ALL COME HERE AFTER ARGENTINA WON WORLD CUP 😄😄

Never underestimate the importance of videos like this - excellent work Ace!

I love this ace. I am Argentine born and I live Australia. This is good to see. My husband is Jamaican we have a son together can’t wait to show him both our cultures and the history. 💕💕💕

Hello brothers and sisters in the continent and the diaspora. This is a huge awakening for our global family. We have slept for centuries but the time has come to unite. Thank you Ace 🙏🏿

Woww!! what a privilege! to talk to generations of a family is an honor that's golden! this series is wonderful and youve put so much hard work and wonderful skill into this!!! Thank you so much Ace!!

When Argentina was separating from Spain they FORCED every single African/African-descendant(women and children included) to fight as frontline soldiers to be cannon-fodder, Argentina wanted to reduce their black population and make it more euro, they also knew Spain was too poor/weak to resist a rebellion so they fought for their independence for a few years and once they got it, they imposed strict immigration laws on people coming from Africa and increased immigration from europe, and all this led to the black population decreasing from 35% down to less then 5%, Truly heartbreaking genocide our people go through all around the world, and its not taught to us, its all hidden so it is forgotten. Ps: María Remedios was an African slave women forced to fight in the war of independence for Argentina, She fought for all 4 years of the war, lost her husband her son, led many men into battle and won, she lost everything for a country that didnt want her, and when the war was over, she was given nothing and died in poverty, youll never see her in a history book,Argentina just gave her a national day a few years ago, and i think everyone should know her and what she did.

Great job exploring the hidden side of Argentina. The traditional documentaries would not try to get such an intimate perspective.

Bro you had me smiling and in chillz the entire video I swear my jaw hurt I low key wanna cry. I’m crying inside..

This was very informative. I've learned so much. Lot's to have continued discussion around. Thanks ACE.

ACE, Tremendamente importante el trabajo documental que haces. Literal mente has capturado lo que debería haber filmado lost periodistas to Argentina mismo. Bravo caballero y gracias por verlo hecho.

As an African person dating a Mexican woman, I can say that this is not just an Argentinian problem. It's a Latin American problem. White aspiration is a part of Latin American culture. You needn't look too hard to see that. Just take a look at their film and marketing industries. Even in Brazil, which boasts one of the largest black populations, people aspire for whiteness.

I sit here watching your channel in tears, that they are denied their rights, this madness has to stop!

I’m learning so much history.. thanks for sharing! ❤

I loved this filming so much. Great job my brotha!

Ace. Well done. I am Afro-American. This series is so Powerful. I have begun to understand my people's global struggle. I have shared this powerful series with friends and family. Thank you. Thank you.

Watching from Africa Kenya, lovely videos Nice work Ace.

No es que no los muestren es que hay pocos. Es una realidad. No hay discriminación.

Nice Vid! educational, insightful.. Felt like I was hangin' out with you guys.. 👍👍

The Argentinian government should be ashame how they treat these people,our black people have suffered so much all over this world

Ace, you have become a journalist! Your videos are mature and professional. I knew about the story of black Argentinians but seeing actual people talking about it confirms that Argentina has an identity problem. I am ok with them recognizing their European heritage but it is shameful and embarassing for a country to deny the heritage of its citizens because they're native Americans or afro. This is blatant discrimination and that has to change.

I was interrupted, but THIS is the video that I am the most proud of you for posting. MUCH LOVE BRO...

Thank you for all of these videos.

wow amazing Ace. This video is historical for Argentina. I'm also happy to know our afro heritage brothers and sisters are alive in Argentina.

There is undeniably varying degrees of anti blackness in EVERY colonized country from Argentina to Canada. The children of the diaspora have to collectively come to terms with this reality, no matter what colonized language that they currently speak.🌍Thanks so much Ace. This was next level.

Deeply moving piece - giving the politically invisible a voice, a face, a soul. Blessings man.

One reason I supported France in world Cup is they recognise there black people!!

I literally did not know there was slavery in Argentina. Thanks for this enlightening video. I'm so happy these women are alive and are doing their best to keep their African roots alive. The way the described the destruction of the the African identity hit so close to home. In fortunate to live in a mostly black country, so I don't have to deal with racism in my everyday life. I, however, observe it online everyday and I just want to tell every African ( all brown-skinned people... Cause we are not black like THEY strategically named us) all over the world that you are loved, you're important, you're the heart and soul of the world. You bring love and excitement and energy to this world. Creativity in thought, action, whether in science, architecture, dance, music, athletics whatever it is. Your contributions are seen and those that have not yet been accredited will continue to be unveiled with time. Honor the sacrifices that your family before you has made. They FOUGHT HARD against all odds so that their gene pools could still exist today in us. Be proud of who you are. Be proud to be African! Love from Jamaica ♥️🇯🇲

This is excellent journalism at its finest I so appreciate having an insight to other continents showing and exposing the struggle which is being lived all over the world thanks ACE

It's crazy all black people go through the same thing from different parts of the world

This is why UNITY is so important because our struggle is the same all around the world. Our language may be different, our culture may be different, but we are united by our struggle!

As a black, US expat living in Buenos Aires with my family for the past 3 years, I found this video series to be fascinating. It explores topics and questions that we have wondered about our entire time here. Tha k you for producing these videos, exploring these topics, providing breadcrumbs that we can follow to learn more, and for bringing attention to the realities melanated people face in the country. Oh...and also for making Mojitos De Cuba known. It's definitely on the list to visit.

I really enjoyed your video. I am a Mexican living in Texas. It was beautiful you taking interest in these beautiful people. They were so kind to welcome you as a total stranger into their home and family. Thank you for educating us. I had no idea about their community in Argentina. I pray someday they will be recognized as citizens.

Love your work Ace.. You on it!!!!

Ace ! Gotta set up some interviews with Afro people of Peru and Bolivia. The stories you will hear are really captivating. Also, if you ever go to Costa Rica. I can set up interviews for you within my afro family in Limón

Thank you for sharing the plight of our people in Argentina. Their stories moved me so deeply so as to ensure I include them in my prayers.

This is the best video I have watched this year

Excellent video. So much to learn. This information is a reminder of the value for traveling.

Ace I’m from Nigeria 🇳🇬 I promise to share this video 😢😢😢 I feel they pain

Thank you very much showing this video Afrika is watching interesting greetings from the GAMBIA west Africa

Soy Argentina y hay variedad de color en mi pais, hemos recibido de muchos linajes diferentes, se han mestizado los origenes....Ciertamente la historia no se cuenta tal como es...y hay mucho por aprender...y los que discriminan son los menos, si no fuera así no habría la variedad de nacionalidades, razas, religiones, etc...Gracias por este informe, hay muchas historias, y todas tienen su lado positivo o no, pero nadie niega la mezcla que hay de razas....🤜🤛

That was a AWESOME video bro!!! Family!!!!

Muy bien hecha la traducción/interpretación de los subtítulos del español argentino al inglés. 👏

Ace my brother thank you for doing this series pertaining to African culture in different parts of the world. JAH bless you always and keep up the good work.

An absolutely fascinating video! Many thanks for the good work and a special thanks (through you) to that extended, honest and down-to-earth family who kindly agreed to talk to you and answer your questions, despite the loss of their matriarch (QED!) Soy de Kenia y me interesan mucho las culturas de los afrodescendientes en varios países latinoamericanos, sobre todo en: Colombia, Argentina, México, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, entre otros.

European gaslighting, “You’re not Argentinian”

Wow my brother this one really hit home. When you think it only exists in the United States your eyes are once again opened. I always say the difference between us and everyone else was a boat ride and where we got dropped off and made it home. Thanks for the video loved it

Ace my brother god bless you for you hard work and dedication!

man I think it's your best, keep going.

I love the neighborhood and family stuff,it touched my heart!❤

Ace THANK YOU!!!! As an Argentine I’m ashamed that the Argentine government refuses to recognize our African-Argentine brothers & sisters 😢. Excellent job Ace! Keep it coming!

Keep spreading this great information, Ace!

As an Argentinian myself that doesnt look argentinian people are always shocked when i tell them im from Argentina. Im sorry for the discrimination these people have gone through but i know there are more good hearted argentinians then the racist ones trust me. The good people will always stand out from the bad people that make the country look bad

I feel bad for what they are going through!!! Sending hugs and love from Tanzania🇹🇿,East Africa.

Ace ojalá vengas al norte de Argentina.verias cuánta gente con rasgos afros verías. La chacarera, los bombos legueros de Santiago del Estero, entre otras cosas más. Saludos desde Tucumán.

What a fun and informative video. Thank you for sharing and also all the people who shared their stories and way of life🙏

I LOVED THIS VID....THATS WHAT YOU CALL LIVING EMBRACING PEOPLE OF ALL RACES AND BACKGROUNDS.....POSITIVE THOUGHTS AND ACTIONS...BLESSINGS

I think it's very honorable and educational of you Ace, to shed light on the Argentinian culture, but more importance, of the African culture and its people which has always been ostracized by foreign governments as taboo all throughout south America....love you for sharing... Enjoyed the man rap as well....In time i would love to infuse Argentinian, African music be infused with rap ... love you for this Ace!!!

Our stories are all the same in the diaspora, this episode really warms my heart because there has been an awakening of Africa’s lost babies across the colonized lands ❤️

Crazy how they just immediately gravitated towards you as they saw you during the introductions.

I LOVED THIS ONE ! THX FOR YOUR GOOD JOB !

Great contend. I am a African and African studies history major I new something’s but wow you took me back to school dude. Amazing video much love!

My regards to the "afro-argentinos", i am from Angola, southern Africa, so its a very disgusting situation, just stay strong to fight against these kind of discrimination🫂. Remember that there is a holy land where you will never suffer discrimination.

ACE HAS VERY GOOD CONTENT ABOUT AFRO ARGENTINA PEOPLE THAT DO EXIST IN THAT COUNTRY AND THEY DO NEED TO BE ACKNOWLEDGED!!

Even though I am aware that black people are maligned all over the world, it is still astounding to hear the similar stories and circumstances told in other languages! Thank you for this eye opening experience! ♥

Wooow this is sad 😔 😟..Much love from DRC 🇨🇩 ✌️

Thanks for sharing this ❤

So proud of this ladies speaking out

So Ace walks up to a guy that looks Chinese, and the guy says he is Argentine. What a contradiction!

I was a bit worried about you on this one! Interviewing is one thing but when politics get put in the picture things change! Be careful out there💪💪💪

Hey man love what your doing. Stay safe

I'm thinking the whole time how articulate they are, I could never talk about stuff that are important to me that in depth and in such an articulate way, truly amazed by all these brave and wonderful women ❤ love

Beautiful people, the greeting make me smile. Sending my blackness from Nigeria 🇳🇬

Increíble contenido Ace! Me estas mostrando cosas de mi país que no conocía. Muchas gracias por eso! Espero que la experiencia haya sido grata. Un saludo

Man what a great video 👍 from America enjoying the video 📹...

All black people of the world should remember Jesus said, The last shall be first, and the first last.

I went to Buenos Aires back in 2019 and although the people that I actually interacted with seemed friendly/helpful enough, I would be remised if I didn't mention that there were some pretty obvious expressions of disdain with my presence in many parts of the city. However, I also HAVE to say that there is no better feeling than running into other black people from Argentina. They were so warm and embracing that it was almost weird. They are genuinely happy to see you.

I’m happy and same time sad to see my people suffering, whitewashed, brainwashed and denying them of their culture isn’t right but y’all on the right track forging together with unity keep strong and y’all families in the continent and the diaspora’s behind y’all 🙏🏾🦾🖤🙅🏿👊🏿

I am from Jamaica and we were talking about black in Argentina 🇦🇷, I love this video it was well worth watching ❤️👏💯👍

thank you for this and your channel.

I cried watching your video these Afro Argentinas are the indigenous of the Land and yet treated like garbage in their native land

I'm of Jamaican decent & was born & raised in Londonu UK, both parents were born in Jamaica then moved to London in the early 1960's. Racism is still very much visible here today...the current Conservative government has a policy for asylum seekers that says people coming from Ukraine can come here & are welcomed they even went as far as to tell people to let Ukraine asylum seekers come & stay in YOUR house but asylum seekers from Rwanda will be deported. There is an Indian politician who publicly said "it was her dream to see a front page of a newspaper with flights deporting people to Rwanda" So basically they said white Ukrainian is welcome but Black Rwandan are not. Racism pure & simple in 2022

I love everything about this video and how welcoming they were, it was authentic and refreshing. Thank you for shedding a light on a problem that is so hidden .

This is a awesome 🎉 program , my brother you are making history .....well done....

What people need to learn is that racism isn't just an American thing, it's global!

This is sad that some people are feeling ashamed about there african heritage .

This is the best KZfaq video I’ve ever watched . Very insightful, keep up the good work from London England

Phenomenal video and very informative as always...

Africa needs to get it right and for that to happen Nigeria 🇳🇬 as the largest black nation on earth 🌍 need to get it right because it breaks my heart to see our people continue to suffer and go through such horrible evils after so many centuries. As an African married to a Jamaican woman and in the Caribbean I will definitely love to see how one can collaborate with them by way of cultural exchange. In want them to know that they have a very reach history and culture and they are all beautiful. For the Argentina 🇦🇷 people and government let them know that there’s no peace for the wicked

I'm not from Argentina, but the prejudice is impregned everywhere, it is not only with the African decedents, but it's also with the natives or indigenous calling them Indians. As I always say, in all America Contentes there are not Indian, they are just American natives or American indigenous. . . Congratulation for the video and I'm very happy to learn more about African Argentinas. . . I know Argentinians that they are not xenophobic.

I wish I could be your travel buddy. You really go to some wonderful places!! And I have a thing for learning something new.

Great video, I learned a lot. Your travels and stories of the people of the diaspora are cultural and spiritual food. God bless you going out, and coming in ❤️💛💚

The ones who aren't afro argentinian look so uncomfortable, almost like they know their friends and family are being treated unfairly but it's almost like survivor's guilt, they don't know how to cope or handle it. Sometimes you just have to support your people and listen, when people hear the word racist they think they're being called haters, but in reality it's not about hating it's about having the mindset that someone of a different hue as you is viewed less than on a prejudism and classism level

Shout out to all my afro Latina's and Latinos 😎💯💙