Panama, History & Culture
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- čas přidán 28. 04. 2015
- Episode 1829: Panama, History & Culture
While on-location in Panama, Dennis Wholey speaks with Panama's Minister of Tourism, Jesus Sierra Victoria to learn about the country's most important cultural treasures. Throughout the program Dennis visits various historic locations and travels far out of Panama City to visit with Panama's indigenous Embera Tribe.
Proud to be a black girl with Jamaican & Panamanian descent 🇯🇲🇵🇦
Proud American from Panamanian decent. I’ve been going every 2 years since I was born. I’m 26 now. I love this small country so much 🇵🇦
Native American embracement.. I am indigenous to this continent and shout out to my brothers and sisters from North A. To South America.. we are everything to our lands 🤩
cheers to you! my abuelita and mother are born and raised from Panama, I'm learning all I can about these beautiful places and cultures!
My country, magic and beautiful!
We absolutely love Panama, we are from the UK and in 3 weeks we will be there again for our 3rd visit. we are not rich and save up all year to go, but getting back to the islands and the people is very worth it.
I am proud to say that this is my country
I'm so happy and proud to be a panameno born in the Province Colon in 🇵🇦 Panama. Viva mi tierra natal.
My heart is there but I’m here 🇺🇸 after 35 years I still miss my home land. Going back in September to enjoy family, friends, food, beaches 🙋🏽♀️>✈️🇵🇦
Panama is a beautiful country full of landscapes, history and most relevant its people. Thanks for Sharing this amazing documentary. 🏞🌎
Am a proud American from Panamanian parents I love this country so much my dad said he’s going to take me here one day :)!
I hope to visit panama and take my mother and abuelita back to their homeland to show me around! cheers to you ♥
Donde están mis panameños 🤙🏽🇵🇦
Good program about Panama, Mr. Wholey.
I am Panamanian
Melanie Nieto me too
Yo tambien
me to
Yo también
My city is beautiful
I was in Panama City in 1973. It is totally changed now😊
Truly enjoyed this. :)
I´m glad to watch this kind of documentary about my country, Thanks Mr. Dennis, for this video i´d like that you can visit us again..!!
Can't wait to travel!
Hi. I'm from Chiriquí Panamá, where is the top of Panama, Volcán baru. My instagram is enriquecmpos
This was a beautiful documentary, thank you very much.
I was born in Panama
Why your family come to a terrorist racist state USA
@@xNatethaGreat You're crazy
I want to visit panama from india
Wow, what a magic trick I was perplexed :)
awesome awesome video and documentary
Hermoso video, me encantó. Panamá siempre está entre mis destinos favoritos.
Thank you, for the informative post.👍
🇪🇸🇺🇲🇵🇦 love my country
Wonderful documentary. I was hoping for a link to the man who was your guide.
amazing!!!
Good info.
I'm half Panamanian 😄😄😄
Me too 🤗
Es muy bonito el video
On my daddy's side, I'm part Chocktaw, Panamanian, & Black, and on my mom's side, I'm German, English, Irish, And black again.
My grandma was from panama but I never learned about it because my mom is racist lmao. This is so cool
omg😭😭😭
Yes, imagine a place where there is an identical group of people, then another with white skin arrives, and exploits the resources and people of those who were in their land, then another group of white people becomes interested in the territory exploited by the first whites and then they try to make a marine road in the middle of the land to join two seas, they fail so another third group of whites comes this time From the same continent, whose ideology is to control the area for their own benefit against the white groups from the other side of the Atlantic, so they brought cheap labor imported from China, Being the Afro-American race the most used, then a country and an area on the side of the canal are created under the domination of the whites of North America, so as you will see in a world like this, anyone becomes a racista, ahora veo a los latinos en Norteamérica y me doy cuenta que la diferencias siempre estará presente
Que país lindo! Sou do Brasil
Awesome the most favorite part of my lineage is the Panamanian lineage on my God father from Cuba’s side of my mother’s family. All about Aboriginal consciousness and raw mango Juice.
Te amo a mi país~
COOL TURISMO
My exboy friend is panamanian and hes Black and so are his parents.
This broke my heart. What language did the embara speak before the spanish invasion? What was their original spirituality? They are serving tilapia fish? Do they know where it comes from? Sad. Very sad indeed. And the corporate groups giving money for this "production" highly questionable. SAD
I wonder how much is to have that dance and everything with them?
me gusta
♥️🇵🇦
I love how my man was surprised at how most tourists are from the US! 😂
subtitulos en español por fa
5:48 What’s Abraham Lincoln doing there? Is that him?
I am from panama LOL to all Indegenous Native american From Central America South America And North America
One of the many problems no one addresses is the Panamanian currency. Although Panama has its own currency (the Balboa), however, Panama also uses the U.S. dollar. The Balboa to U.S. dollar exchange rate is 1-to-1, which doesn't make since when it comes to GDP. The Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in Panama was worth 52.94 billion US dollars in 2020. Compare that to the U.S. GDP in 2020 at $20.93 trillion. So how did the 1-to-1 exchange rate balance off? Someone with subject matter expertise in economy explain this...I am not convinced that Panama is the best or most beneficial place to retire. Healthcare and medical services outside of Panama City is horrible. DO NOT expect hospitals outside of Panama City to have the same quality. Start asking what expats do not like about Panama...
4:42 grito de niño sin piernas XD
Panama needs to undergo a serious beautification process and become more concerned with a beautification program. These poor guides are really struggling with the language except Juan Carlos. LOL
This was in 2015. At that time, the restoration of Casco Viejo and Panama Viejo was beginning. In almost 5 years we've made great progress, especially in the development of ecotourism in the countryside area. Now the focus is not only in the city and more people can benefit from tourism activity.
@@ZuryTheOnlyOne well, from what i see it's not enough. I hope the country continues to expand and stay current on beautifying the country and not just leave it up to selling out to Canadian businesses, who make it impossible for even it's citizens to live in better areas, homes.
you can’t do a documentary about panama without bringing up black panamanians
Wait I thought pana was mostly black what happened!
No Panama is predominately caribbean Spanish and I don't see what's wrong with that.
No most black panamanians live mostly in colon, panama is extremely mixed. The Panamanians you see in america are usually black. Especially in brooklyn
@@k_3911 wrong again
Panama is not Central America. It’s historically South America and Culturally Caribbean. Economically we have trade deals with the South America.
Panama isnt real
You've lost it 😂
Los dos funcionarios panameños que hasta el momento he visto participar en este video, deberían mejorar un poco más el dominio del idioma inglés.
Panama is a us territory. U dont need a visa to go if ur America.
what???
What is this guy talking about???!!?
Incorrect. Panama is not a U.S. territory.
WTF is this weird propaganda!!???