Wakanda Forever Interview with Mabel Cadena “Namora” and Alex Livinalli “Attuma”
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In Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, Namor is the ruler of Talokan (ta-loh-kahn), a breakaway civilization that is descended from an ancient Mayan community and hidden in the depths of the ocean.
Talokan and the Talokanil (ta-loh-kahn-eel) are intended to reflect how a real community might have changed and evolved over time after being forced underwater and separated from the rest of their people and culture. The designs of the characters and city indicate not only their roots but how the ocean environment has become core to their way of life.
The Talokanil, like their Mayan ancestors, speak Yucatec Mayan, and hieroglyphic writing can be found in specific locations within Talokan.
The Talokanil are fictional and truly unique to this film. They are not intended to be ancient Mayans or present-day Mayan people.
In Marvel Studios’ “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever,” Queen Ramonda, Shuri, M’Baku, Okoye and the Dora Milaje fight to protect their na
First I want to thank the African American peoples for putting actual Indigenous people of Mexico, as a kid, I didn't understand why people use to criticize
Other Mexicans because some of us were darker than others, and I had dig in more into the Native books, when Cortez and Christopher Columbus came, they slaved my ancestors and taught them to be ashamed of themselves and against each other, some of the Spanish raped our women and had children called mestizos and this mentality is still going on, I hope that this movie brings some beautiful light and that we feel so proud and brown, especially in Mexico. Thank you so much for sharing this video.
We’re all famliy
Much like the film depicted. We have
more in common than differences. Instead of fighting against each other, fight a common enemy.
I definitely got that from this movie, it used a historical aspect to make a point on our current issues with black & brown
Criticiz?? Let me tell you I was freaking amazed by them! Ioved it so much.
Not just Mexican. NATIVE Mexicans, the forgotten one.
We’re all famliy Afro mex
yes!
Were all the same brother
The people of the sun 😊
@@kbeats1400afromex are so unique, and in a good way. Slavery was I Mexico was on such a small scale and was abolished in the early 1800s that they mixed with everyone community that you see many indigenous features in the whole population. I don’t say this to minimize them, I’m just trying to say that they, like any Afro-diaspora, is unique to situation they are in. If you look up Afro communities in Mexico, it’s pretty interesting.
Alex has great potential to play iconic characters, especially villains. He has that look in the eyes, cold stare.
In 2025 namor movies will launch, the story about attuma want to be king of talokan.
He blew me away
@@thanosthearabtitan8722 I hope so! Absolutely adored Alex/Attuma 🤩
Namor isn't a villain, he's anti hero.
Attuma is a villain tho
@@Lightningstudios4567 yes in the comics!
At least in the film, he definitely is an anti-villain (Antagonist, certainly violent minded and almost genocidal, not at all heroic except to his people). But he prob will become an anti-hero in the future.
@@percivalconcord9209 thank you
well said
I’m so thankful to point out that not only Mexicans were featured on the film. Guatemalans also were well represented on the film since Mayan culture was more than being part of Mexicans regions.
I honestly really have such an affection for these two actors... I was so surprised to see the latin element to this film and also seeing such powerful female characters. I remember looking at my daughter and seeing her throw punches in her seat while seeing these bad ass actresses put on amazing performances and I was just so thankful for this female Bad-assery that was shown throughout the movie. This film will always have a special place in my heart.
@Mark Oliver You must be a ton of fun at parties... I think people understood the general idea of the comment... but hey.. to each their own
Mabel and Alex are very kind and I'm dying to see them in the movie. ❤❤👍👍🔥🔥
This movie was great. Love the blend of history with African touches and then the mesoamwrican touches too. Rip BP
So happy to see Angela Basset as a Marvel character but just hearing her speak, literally, every single line makes me think of what a wasted opportunity it was not paying her what she was worth to play Storm.
This is true.
Thank you for sharing this interview. I have seen the movie Black Panther Wakanda Forever last night, I love the respect of various cultures and demographics in the movie. 11nov22
YES!
BEAUTIFUL LADY!.....LOVED THE MOVIE!....SPECIALLY THE MAYA PART!
intelligent as well
Alex is a rad ass brother man he delivered the heat as Attuma 😮 Líik'ik Talokan 🌊🐚
Kukulkán is the god of all things for the mayas. He’s is not Namor. But still that was a great representation of la serpiente emplumada. Amazing movie ❤🥰
YES!
For the first time i think they said ku klux clan
I'm without a doubt the biggest Caucasian fan of Wakanda and Talokan, or Africa & Mexico and I just can't get enough. I've been listening to nothing but the movie's soundtrack and I started learning Yucatec Mayan and the Xhosa languages and so on.
What a dream for everyone involved
The bridge fight scene was one of the best...too bad the other fight scenes did not hold weight
@PUSHIN P same here
@bluueeeeguy Her suit look like the Transformer in Bumble Bee. lol
Mabel Cadena: because it’s not all about you soul brother. 🇲🇽
Beautiful characters❤️
Okoye let's do it again
- Alex (Attuma)
nice I can't wait
Damn, the intelligence!!
He wasn't a villan be was defending his land Though misguided in attacking Wakanda.
I was very happy to see indigenous people as a Haitian women. Ayiti was inhabited by the Taino which is why the Haitians named Haiti in Haiti, but we pronounce it like the natives.
I am so happy as we celebrate our heavy black African ancestors but we also acknowledge Taino origins as they so fought and some integrated into the Haitians.
I also feel alot of kingship with South Americans as they to get othered as we are.
Funny thing I have always been attracted to South American men. Though I never dated one.
Maybe it's the spiritual practiced and the heavy culture, use of medicinal medicine, and hard work ethics.
Now there are many Haitians spread accross South America because of our countries great instability and our South America Brothers and sisters have allowed us refuge or passage.
I love that!
Another great one blacktree
At First I Was Upset For Marvel Allowing Too much Diversity In The Next Black Panther Movie.We Have Struggled So Long Before A Movie Of This Caliber Being For Us By Us.
Now I am Glad That They Went The Route That They Did.These Actors Bring So Much Flavor To The Soup.I cant Wait To See Them Perform Nov. 11Th.
Let’s just pray that the movie is still good
"too much diversity"? no such thing, and kind of selfish to say that. You're acting like only black people have suffered. The civilization presented in the movie also suffered by the Spaniards and from there it was a decline of a civilization. Think big, Ryan Coogler is aware of that and wants to add more cultural knowledge to the MCU.
@@nobytes2 i don’t think it’s about people suffering or not or whatsoever i think what the person is saying is that it’s not a problem to have diversity just not in this movie in particular lol
@@david-arthur8166 you can't ask for diversity and be picky about it, that's fuckin hypocrisy
@@nobytes2 I am not asking for diversity
Namor was a villan in a sense of wanting to destroy Wakanda just because things didn't go his way. He is in charge of Talokan not the surface world if he wanted to fight he could have went to America since they wanted Vibranium and were determined to find it. Like his soldiers were powerful, they were many of people like them. They didn't need to be trained it just came with them to fight. They just needed Namor to say jump and they'll ask how high. I admired how he built Talokan and wanted to protect it but the wakandans only made the mistake of revealing how powerful vibranium is otherwise Talokan could have came for the ones who wanted to destroy his creation for wanting Vibranium. The language they spoke surprised me because I've never heard of it. So they were blue on surface but went to their original tone in water. I noticed when Shuri visited Talokan.
i agree to an extent. As far as Wakanda Forever, in the Marvel Comic Canon he is more of an ant-hero
Mabel Cadena is BEAUTIFUL man…
Mabel has such voice,
Namor isn't a villain
Thank you!!! Was about to write this. The beauty of Marvel he is anti hero, the first mutant, complicated so no..not a villiam
infact he is the very first Marvel Hero
Arriba #Venezuela con ATTUMA
I just don’t like that there making us black and brown folks fight 🤣😐
The brown has been starting a lot of sh*t lately.
In future movies they will work together
I think it's what we see in the trailer initially but ultimately I believe this is about black & brown unity that is to come....something for us POC to learn from and run with it IRL. The goal has always been to divide us but look out when we unite & stand for each other!!!
Yall always complaini g about something lol
@@jasoncano527 lol what?
were the indigenous Taíno, an Arawak-speaking people who began arriving from the Yucatan peninsula as early as 4000 BCE.
Many people are not aware but Haitians have always had a strong relationship with Latin America
This is true but unfortunately some of them are very racist and do not know the history.
We all do. Central America, the Caribbean islands, and South America. We are all connected.
Your charaters very talent...
hi, does anybody know background sound/music of this video at beginning ?thank you
The songs is called: Never Forget (feat. Chef 187, Tio Nason & Mwanje)
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**new sub!
He looks like Jeff Hardy
Is the interviewer wearing pajamas?
yes it was too earky in the motning. y not?
Honestly that dude should have played Namor.
Wait a second. They could speak English the whole time?
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Why Alex made that face when the interviewer said that black panther means a lot for black people.
Im the only one Who see some kind of bad face there.
No hate i'm just asking
His face just show he focusing on the interviewer question
Honestly I didn't see him making a strange face or anything. I think that's just his face lol. :)
Just by hearing his words, I think he was taking the statement made by the interviewer really seriously and was deeply thinking about it. He looked focus.
We got ODB back from the dead ,he's sober AND interviewing actors.??Omg..lol