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CHAMPETAS . (regresa). michel EL ISLEÑO
EL ISLEÑO EN LA PLAZA DE TOROS DE CARTAGENA EL 18 DE ENERO DEL 2006
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DÉCIMA DE LOS ISLEÑOS CANARIOS DE LUISIANA (1)
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- Published: 16 Jul 2007
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VISITE emigrantescanarios.org Esta décima la recogí después del Huracán Katrina. La canta Alan Pérez, un pescador de Delacroix Island, en St. Bernard Paris, una población aledaña a Nueva Orleáns, en el Sur de los Estados Unidos. Alan es el hijo del compositor de esta décima, titulada "El mosco y el agua alta". La décima alude a un pescador isleño que no puede pagar lo que debe, en tiempos de la depresión económica en Estados Unidos. Reproduce una conversación entre el pescador y su hija, a la que trata de consolar de la situación de extrema pobreza en que se encontraban. Esta décima es más larga, claro, y quizás un día la ponga entera. Alan Pérez es un Isleño Canario de Luisiana, descendiente de los emigrantes canarios que llegaron a esas tierras como colonos a finales del siglo XVII. Estos isleños continúa hablando un español arcaico y conservan muchas costumbres de las Islas Canarias. Para saber más, ver el videoclip LOS CANARIOS DEL MISISIPI. Este es un cortito de Manuel Mora Morales manuelmoramorales.com
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PALABRA DE EMIGRANTE CANARIO (3). ISLEÑOS EN NUEVA YORK. USA
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Un documental de Manuel Mora Morales Visite emigrantesanarios.com Este vídeo entrevista al profesor Gonzalo Plasencia, hijo de Gonzalo Plasencia García, emigrante puertorriqueño e isleño canario, que llegó a Nueva York en 1934. Se pasa revisión a la vida de un emigrante en Nueva York, comentando los aspectos más importantes de la vida diaria, durante varias décadas trabajo, discriminación, familia, etc. Hay dos partes. La segunda saldrá publicada en breves fechas. ______ Gonzalo Plasencia founded and organized the Puerto Rican Club and the Hatillo Civic and Social Club where people were able to participate in social, cultural and civic activities. He organized baseball and basketball leagues. His community, political and civic involvement included being a member for committees of the Office of the Government of Puerto Rico in New York, where he often met with Puerto Rico Governor Luis Munoz Marin, the architect of the Commonwealth. During the administration of Mayor John V. Lindsay, Mr. Plasencia participated in an important citywide conference sponsored by the mayors office as the chairperson of the Recreation/Youth Committee. Esta nueva serie, titulada "PALABRA DE EMIGRANTE CANARIO", irá mostrando decenas de documentales en los que los emigrantes canarios ponen su voz, sus anhelos, sus historias y sus circunstancias. Manuel Mora Morales es el autor y director de "La ruta del gofio. Historia de la emigración canaria", serie de documentales emitidos por la Televisión <b>...</b>
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Carta de un isleño al Intendente Massa, Tigre 18 oct 2009
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ARTICULO 14 VIP, Mesa Desalojos y Vivienda en Muestra DOCA 16/11/2009. Carta de un isleño al intendente de Tigre, Sergio Massa, 18 de Octubre de 2009. Arroyo Anguilas, Delta del Paraná: Catástrofe por afán de rentabilidad Arroyo Anguilas, 18 de octubre de 2009 Señor Intendente de Tigre, Sergio Massa: Estoy leyendo una nota del diario Pagina 12, del 15 de octubre de 2009, en donde usted, Señor Intendente de Tigre dice: Queremos que ese lugar, esa gran reserva que tenemos a 15 de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires, esos 200 km2 de isla tengan reglas para que el hombre, en su afán por la rentabilidad, no se lleve por delante algo tan importante como las islas del Delta. ¿Sabia usted Señor Massa que en algunas islas hicieron lagunas interiores porque necesitaban barro para relleno, pero las hicieron tan profundas que esas lagunas son saladas y están CONTAMINANDO al Río? Aquí, hoy, en las islas del arroyo Anguilas, están haciendo lo mismo porque necesitan barro. Esto se llama afán por la rentabilidad. ¿No se enteró que acá se están talando todos los árboles y destruyendo toda la biodiversidad de un HUMEDAL único por sus características y que esa destrucción es IRREPARABLE? Esto se llama afán por la rentabilidad. ¿No le llegaron noticias de la Justicia, en donde los vecinos del arroyo Anguilas denunciamos la CONTAMINACION del agua y el desalojo violento que intentó concretar la empresa Colony Park con la destrucción de nuestras viviendas? Esto se llama afán por la rentabilidad. Elevar <b>...</b>
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CANARIAS Y PUERTO RICO: PAQUITIN SOTO. UN ISLEÑO EN NUEVA YORK. (10). manuel mora morales
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- Published: 09 Nov 2008
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Entrevista al cantante Paquitín Soto, en Nueva York. PRIMERA PARTE (DE TRES VÍDEOS) Francisco Soto "Paquitín" tenía un abuelo canario. Muy cerca de él pasó su infancia en la población de Arecibo (Puerto Rico), comiendo con frecuencia el rico gofio y escuchando historias de las Islas Canarias. Dotado de buenas cualidades para la música, pronto Arecibo se le quedó estrecho y hubo de salir a buscar más amplios horizontes para su carrera como cantante en la ciudad de San Juan, capital de Puerto Rico. Desde allí, su buena reputación le llevaría Estados Unidos, México,... hasta llegar a ser un componente de Los Panchos. Sin embargo, el destino acecha en cada vuelta del camino y la vida de Paquitín dio un giro sorprendente... En tres vídeos se cuenta su historia. Para más información, visite mi blog: manuelmoramorales.wordpress.com
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Casa Museo Isleño en San Andrés
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Esta casa es una réplica de las construidas por los habitantes de San Andrés hace más de 200 años.
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Isleño-maravillosa criatura
vídeo de un caballo muy especial:ISLEÑO raza:pre color:castaño años: + o - 9
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TRIO LOS ISLEÑOS. REGALO DE CANCIONES 2 de 4 (LA VIEJA JUANA-LA MEDIA VUELTA-POPURRI A LO "ISLEÑO"
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TRIO LOS ISLEÑOS. REGALO DE CANCIONES. este album fue posiblemente grabado en los años 60. este album lo regalo el centro mercantil a sus clientes. la locucion es de Otto Greiffenstein G.
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TRIO LOS ISLEÑOS.REGALO DE CANCIONES 3 de 4 (JUANA MANZANO-LA DEL VESTIDO ROJO-PERDIDO Y SIN AMOR)
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trio los isleños. regalo de canciones. juana manzano, la del vestido rojo, perdido y sin amor. album que regalo el centro mercantil a sus clientes, con la locucion de Otto Greiffenstein G.
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Trio Los Isleños - Arroyito Campesino - Colección Lujomar.wmv
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El trio Los Isleños, de origen colombiano, fue uno de los mejores grupos de este género, en la época en que los grades trios como: Los Panchos, Los Tres Diamantes, Los tres Caballeros, Los tres Ases y muchos más, radicados principalmente en México, disfrutaban de su popularidad mundial, gracias a su calidad ya que eran incluidos en las películas mexicanas que gozaban de su época de oro. La calidad del Trio Los Isleños fue muy grande, pero desafortunadamente no tuvieron la difusión internacional que si disfrutaron los trios de otras latitudes. Eran otras épocas.
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Delicioso "Sabor isleño"
Mira las recetas y consejos de la chef Ingrid Hoffmann en Delicioso.
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UN CORAZÓN ISLEÑO...
Las extraordinarias voces de Fabiola Socas y, Chago Melián con la compañía de la Orquesta Sinfónica de Tenerife, interpretan: "Malagueñas". El tema eriza el vello! El titulo de mi video es parte de la canción:"...Un corazón isleño.." Abrazos de una canaria! Cely
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Nando El Duro Ft. Jhota Boy Color - Quedate (Official Remix) (Prod. By Hector El Isleño)
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- Published: 04 Nov 2011
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www.urbatonmusic.net Ya esta disponible el remix del tema "Quedate", se juntan por primera vez los duros de España, Nando El Duro y Jhota Boy Color para dar lo mejor de ellos en este tema producido por Hector El Isleño. DESCARGA MP3: hulkshare.com TWITTER: twitter.com twitter.com twitter.com twitter.com twitter.com twitter.com twitter.com
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TIGRE FESTEJO EL DIA DEL ISLEÑO - MUNICIPIO DE TIGRE
Más de 3000 vecinos disfrutaron de una jornada familiar en donde hubo música, baile, artesanías y torneos deportivos, se elegió a la reina del Delta y se realizaron importantes sorteos. Tenemos el Delta más lindo del mundo y queremos que crezca y se desarrolle pero siempre respetando el estilo de vida que tiene la isla que es parte de su belleza, destacó Massa. Además, el Intendente anunció la creación de las colonias de verano para todos los chiquitos de Islas. El Intendente de Tigre, Sergio Massa, compartió con más de 3000 vecinos el festejo por el Día del Isleño, realizado en el recreo Parque Lyfe sobre el Río Sarmiento. En una jornada a pleno sol y con numerosas actividades artísticas, Massa sostuvo: Tienen en mí un defensor del Delta como espacio natural y del estilo del isleño como estilo de vida, cuenten con nosotros para dar todos los pasos necesarios para que aquellos que vienen a invertir no se quieran llevar por delante a los que construyeron la historia de la isla. Tenemos el Delta más lindo del mundo y queremos que crezca y se desarrolle pero con reglas claras y siempre respetando el estilo de vida que tiene la isla que es parte de su belleza. Algunos que creen que porque tienen plata pueden comprar lo que quieren pero nosotros estamos presentando a partir de diciembre un master plan que es un programa de reglas claras para que aquel que compra o aquel que quiera invertir en la isla lo tenga que hacer de acuerdo a normas que hoy no existen ya que hace 50 años <b>...</b>
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Massa inauguró las nuevas amarras isleñas Hugo Del Carril
El Intendente municipal presentó además la nueva lancha ambulancia para uso de los vecinos que viven en el Delta. Con una capacidad para 54 embarcaciones, cada módulo de amarre dispondrá de un pedestal para provisión de agua potable, iluminación, servicio de vigilancia y cámaras de seguridad las 24 horas. Una obra que pone fin a una demanda histórica de los isleños. El Intendente del Municipio de Tigre, Sergio Massa, inauguró las amarras públicas Hugo Del Carril y presentó la nueva lancha ambulancia Cecilia Grierson para los vecinos del Delta. Una iniciativa que mejorará notablemente la calidad de vida de los vecinos isleños, tras tres décadas de espera de dicha comunidad. En su discurso, ante vecinos emocionados y representantes de entidades locales del distrito, Massa sostuvo: Más de 8000 vecinos nuestros no tenían hasta hoy forma de darle la mano al continente, se sentían excluídos e ignorados, esta inauguración es un paso más para integrarlos y recuperar la relación entre las islas y el continente. Vamos a seguir trabajando para que aquel que elija vivir en el Delta lo pueda hacer dignamente, sin puentes y cruces de vehículos y manteniendo el espíritu que hace de la Isla un lugar único y agregó Queremos seguir dandole la mano al vecino; la lancha ambulancia es parte de este trabajo que tiene que ver con romper el aislamiento y darle más servicios al isleño, porque no puede haber ciudadanos de primera y de segunda, tiene que haber una sola clase de vecinos, que son los <b>...</b>
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Manu TJ Ft. Nando El Duro - Me Mirastes (Prod. By Hector El Isleño) (Official Video)
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Video Oficial del tema 'Me Miraste' de Manu TJ junto a Nando El Duro, producido por Hector El Isleño de la compañía D'Barrio Hits Inc. Participan Salva Marquez, Johnny Del Rio, Jorge Urba. Lugares: Luis Hoteles, Zonas urbanas de Gran Canarias Director: Saot ST (Chocolatex) ---------- 2011 - All Rights Reserved
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Nando El Duro - Tu Y Tu (Prod. By Hector El Isleño)
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Descarga: hulkshare.com Nando El Duro estrena su nuevo palo "Tu y Tu" producido por Hector El Isleño, el canario saca este nuevo palo uniendo el mejor flow junto a la profecionalidad de Hector. De Canarias para el mundo! twitter.com twitter.com twitter.com twitter.com
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Juan Padrón Albornoz, crónicas marítimas de un isleño
Exposición homenaje a Juan Padrón Albornoz, organizada por el Servicio de Biblioteca y la ETS de Náutica de la Universidad de La Laguna con motivo del Día del Libro y el Día de San Telmo de 2009
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isla de toas el profesor olivero talento isleño
isla de toas... el profesor olivero talento isleño...parranda.
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CANARIOS DE LUISIANA: IRVÁN PÉREZ CANTA DÉCIMAS DE ISLEÑOS
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Irván Pérez
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CANARIAS-PUERTO RICO: PAQUITIN SOTO. PARTE 3.UN ISLEÑO EN NUEVA YORK. (12) por manuel mora morales
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Entrevista al cantante Paquitín Soto, en Nueva York. TERCERA PARTE (HAY TRES VÍDEOS) Francisco Soto "Paquitín" tenía un abuelo canario. Muy cerca de él pasó su infancia en la población de Arecibo (Puerto Rico), comiendo con frecuencia el rico gofio y escuchando historias de las Islas Canarias. Dotado de buenas cualidades para la música, pronto Arecibo se le quedó estrecho y hubo de salir a buscar más amplios horizontes para su carrera como cantante en la ciudad de San Juan, capital de Puerto Rico. Desde allí, su buena reputación le llevaría Estados Unidos, México,... hasta llegar a ser un componente de Los Panchos. Sin embargo, el destino acecha en cada vuelta del camino y la vida de Paquitín dio un giro sorprendente... En tres vídeos se cuenta su historia. Para más información, visite mi blog: manuelmoramorales.wordpress.com
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| Group | IsleñoIslander |
|---|---|
| Population | Canarian diasporaunknown |
| Region1 | Venezuela |
| Pop1 | 42,671-600,000 |
| Ref1 | |
| Region2 | |
| Pop2 | 30,400-900,000 |
| Ref2 | |
| Region3 | Argentina |
| Pop3 | 2,390 |
| Ref3 | |
| Region4 | |
| Pop4 | 37,008 |
| Ref4 | |
| Region5 | |
| Pop5 | 2,114 |
| Ref5 | |
| Region6 | |
| Pop6 | 1,471 |
| Ref6 | |
| Region7 | |
| Pop7 | 628 |
| Ref7 | |
| Region8 | |
| Pop8 | 620 |
| Ref8 | |
| Region9 | |
| Pop9 | unknown |
| Region10 | |
| Pop10 | unknown |
| Region11 | |
| Pop11 | unknown |
| Languages | Spanish, English |
| Religions | Roman Catholic |
| Related | Spanish, Portuguese, French |
| Footnotes | }} |
Isleño (, pl. isleños) is the Spanish word meaning "islander." The Isleños are the descendants of Canary Island immigrants to Louisiana, Cuba, Venezuela, Puerto Rico and other parts of the Americas. The name "islander" was given to the Canary Islanders to distinguish them from Spanish mainlanders known as "peninsulars" () But in these places or countries, the name has evolved from a category to an identity. The name evolved to the point that when addressing the Canary Islanders of Louisiana, they would be referred to as the Isleños, or Los Isleños.
In Latin America, the Canary Islanders or "Canarians", are known as Isleños as well. Another name to refer to a Canary Islander is "Canarian" in English, or Canario in Spanish, as well as Isleño Canario.
In Venezuela, Cuba and Puerto Rico, the term Isleño is still used to distinguish a Canary Islander from someone from continental Spain.
Louisiana Communities of the Isleños
In Louisiana, the Isleños are the descendants of Canary Islanders who migrated to Louisiana under the Spanish crown between 1778 and 1783. They settled near New Orleans in what is today St. Bernard Parish. Many of their descendants remained insulated from New Orleans, and continued to speak a rustic and antiquated Castilian well into the 20th century. The geographical isolation helped to preserve their language and traditions. Today, some Isleños still speak Spanish with a Canary Islander accent. The Canarian accent sounds extremely similar to Caribbean Spanish.The Louisiana Isleños still maintain contact with the Canary Islands, and have an annual "Caldo" festival named for a native dish, in which native Canary Islanders travel to the United States to take part in the festivities. There have been Canarian dancers, singers, and even the King and Queen of Spain have attended. After Hurricane Katrina, the Spanish government in the Canary Islands donated money to help repair the Canary Islander museum in St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana, as well as historical properties.
St. Bernard (Terre aux Boeufs)
This settlement was first called La Concepción and Nueva Gálvez by the Spanish officials, but later renamed Terre aux Boeufs (French), Tierra de Bueyes (Spanish) or "land of cattle". However, by the end of the 1780s, St. Bernard, the patron saint of Bernardo de Gálvez, was used in documents describing the area. The majority of the Isleño population were long concentrated in St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana, where some of the most traditional Isleño customs continued. Other Isleños have settled throughout Southeast Louisiana and the Greater New Orleans area. Many were displaced by Hurricane Katrina in 2005.Traditional Isleño communities in St. Bernard include:
Barataria
Valenzuela
Originally referred to as "Valenzuela dans La Fourche", today the location is at the site of the Belle Alliance plantation. Traditional Isleño communities around Valenzuela include:
Galveztown
In 1778, during the American Revolution, the Spanish were not pleased with the amount of commerce that was bypassing New Orleans via Bayou Manchac. The Spanish Governor of the Isle of Orleans, Don Bernardo de Gálvez, allowed Americans fleeing the hostilities in the colonies to establish a village on high ground they discovered just below the juncture of Bayou Manchac and the Amite River. The grateful villagers named their settlement "Galveztown."By 1779, Gálvez realized the strategic importance of Galveztown and began bringing in Spanish Settlers from the Canary Islands. He also had troops move in a garrison constructed around the town. But by 1800, Galveztown was abandoned and the settlers moved to Baton Rouge. The area they settled there became known as "Spanish Town" and is where the Pentagon Barracks now stand. Many Isleños today still have contacts with the Canary Islands.
Traditional Isleño communities around Galveztown include:
Canary Islanders in the foundation of San Antonio, Texas
On February 14, 1719, the Marqués de San Miguel de Aguayo made a report to the king of Spain proposing that 400 families be transported from the Canary Islands, Galicia, or Havana to populate the province of Texas. His plan was approved, and notice was given the Canary Islanders (isleños) to furnish 200 families; the Council of the Indies suggested that 400 families should be sent from the Canaries to Texas by way of Havana and Veracruz.By June 1730, twenty-five families had reached Cuba and ten families had been sent on to Veracruz before orders from Spain to stop the movement arrived. Under the leadership of Juan Leal Goraz, the group marched overland to the Presidio San Antonio de Bexar.
The party had increased by marriages on the way to fifteen families, a total of fifty-six persons. They joined a military community that had been in existence since 1718. At eleven o'clock on the morning of March 9, 1731, sixteen Spanish families (56 people) often referred to as the "Canary Islanders," also known as "isleños", arrived at the Presidio of San Antonio de Bexar in the Province of Texas. The immigrants formed the nucleus of the villa of San Fernando de Béxar, and established the first regularly organized civil government in Texas. The Marquis of Casafuerte, Viceroy of Spain, (Vice-King of Spain) bestowed upon each Canary Island family titles of nobility. Many descendants of these first settlers still reside in San Antonio.
Several of the old families of San Antonio trace their descent from the Canary Island colonists. María Rosa Padrón was the first baby born of Canary Islander descent in San Antonio.
San Antonio grew to become the largest Spanish settlement in Texas, and for most of its history, the capital of the Spanish, later Mexican, province of Tejas. From San Antonio the Camino Real, today Nacogdoches Road in San Antonio, ran to the American border at the small frontier town of Nacogdoches. In the Battle of the Alamo that took place from February 23 to March 6, 1836, the outnumbered Texan force was ultimately defeated with all of Alamo defenders killed. There were Canary Islanders and descendents among these men, that were seen as "martyrs" for the cause of Texas freedom and "Remember the Alamo" became a rallying cry in Texas' eventual success at defeating Santa Anna's army.
Isleño influence in Cuba and Puerto Rico
Louisiana's Islenos are somewhat connected by Cuban, Puerto Rican and Dominican culture for over 200 years. These Caribbean countries are highly influenced by an earlier wave of Spanish settlers Isleños a.k.a Canarios from the Canary Islands, who first arrived in the Americas in the late 16th century.
Cuba
Cuba was the most influenced by Canary immigration of all Latin American countries. In 1853, a royal decree permitted emigration to all American territories, whether Spanish colonies or free nations. This increased Canary emigration to other Latin American areas, especially Argentina and Uruguay, as well as providing more immigrants for Venezuela, but the majority continued to head for Cuba. Accurate figures for immigrants during the 19th century do not exist, but an approximate picture can be reconstructed (Hernández García 1981). In the 20-year period from 1818-1838 for example, more than 18,000 islanders emigrated to the Americas, most to Cuba and proportionately fewer to Venezuela and Puerto Rico. This represents a significant proportion of the islands' population, and given the relative size of cities in Latin America in the early 19th century, a not inconsiderable shift in the linguistic balance of such places as Caracas, Havana and Santiago de Cuba. In the half century from 1840 to 1890, as many as 40,000 Canary Islanders emigrated to Venezuela alone. In the period from 1835–1850, more than 16,000 islanders emigrated to Cuba, a rate of approximately 1000 per year. In the 1860s, Canary emigration to the Americas took place at the rate of over 2000 per year, at a time when the total islands' population was perhaps 240,000. In the 2-year period 1885-6, more than 4500 Canarians emigrated to Spanish possessions (including the Philippines and Fernando Poo), of which almost 4100 went to Cuba and 150 to Puerto Rico. During the same time period, some 760 Canary Islanders emigrated to Latin American republics, with 550 going to Argentina/Uruguay and more than 100 to Venezuela. By the period 1891-1895, Canary emigration to Argentina/Uruguay was slightly more than 400, to Puerto Rico was 600, immigrants arriving in Venezuela numbered more than 2000, and to Cuba more than 17,000. By comparison, in the same half century or so, emigration to Cuba from other regions of Spain included: 14,000 from Barcelona, 18,000 from Asturias and more than 57,000 from Galicia. During the same period more than 18,000 Galicians arrived in Argentina/Uruguay, but only a handful arrived in Venezuela. These are only official figures; when clandestine emigration is taken into account, the numbers would be much larger. For example, Guerrero Balfagón (1960) has documented the illegal but significant immigration of Canary Islanders to Argentina and Uruguay in the first half of the 19th century.Following the Spanish-American War of 1898, Cuba and Puerto Rico were no longer Spanish territories, but Canary immigration to the Americas continued. Until the Spanish Civil War of 1936, most islanders arrived in Cuba, and it is difficult to find a Canary Island family today in which some family member did not go to Cuba during the early decades of the 20th century. In some of the poorer regions, entire villages were left virtually without a young male population. Many islanders returned after a few years, although some made several trips to Cuba or remained indefinitely, thus increasing the linguistic cross-fertilization between the two regions. Following the Spanish Civil War, which created even more severe economic hardships in the Canary Islands, and in view of the 1959 communist revolution in Cuba, islanders once more turned to Venezuela as the preferred area of emigration, a trend which continued until the early 1960s.
Many words in traditional Cuban Spanish can be traced to those of the Spanish spoken in the Canary Islands. Many Canary Islanders emigrated to Cuba and had one of the largest parts in the formation of the Cuban dialect and accent. There are also many elements from other areas of Spain such as Andalucian, Galician, Asturian, Catalan, as well as some African influence. Cuban Spanish is very close to Canarian Spanish. Canarian emigration has been going on for centuries to Cuba, and were also very numerous in emigration of the 19th, and 20th centuries.
Through cross emigration of Canarians and Cubans, many of the customs of Canarians have became Cuban traditions and vice versa. The music of Cuba has become part of the Canarian culture as well, such as mambo, son, and punto Cubano. Because of Cuban emigration to the Canary Islands, the dish "moros y cristianos", or simply known as "moros" (Moors), can be found as one of the foods of the Canary Islands; especially the island of La Palma. Canary Islanders were the driving force in the cigar industry in Cuba, and were called "Vegueros." Many of the big cigar factories in Cuba were owned by Canary Islanders. After the Castro revolution, many Cubans and returning Canarians settled in the Canary islands, among them were many Cigar factory owners such as the Garcia family. The cigar business made its way to the Canary Islands from Cuba, and now the Canary Islands are one of the places that are known for cigars along side Cuba, Dominican Republic, Nicaragua, and Honduras. The island of La palma has the greatest Cuban influence out of all seven islands. Also, La Palma has the closest Canarian accent to the Cuban accent, due to the most Cuban emigration to that island.
Many of the typical Cuban replacements for standard Spanish vocabulary stem from Canarian lexicon. For example, guagua (bus) differs from standard Spanish autobús the former originated in the Canaries and is an onomatopoeia stemming from the sound of a Klaxon horn (wah-wah!). The term of endearment "socio" is from the Canary Islands. An example of Canarian usage for a Spanish word is the verb fajarse[19] ("to fight"). In standard Spanish the verb would be pelearse, while fajar exists as a non-reflexive verb related to the hemming of a skirt. Cuban Spanish shows strong heritage to the Spanish of the Canary Islands.
Many names for food items come from the Canary Islands as well. The Cuban sauce mojo, is based on the mojos of the Canary Islands were the mojo was invented. Also, Canarian ropa vieja is the father to Cuban ropa vieja through Canarian emigration. Gofio is a Canarian food also known by Cubans, along with many others.
Puerto Rico
The first wave of Canarian migration seems to be 1695 in Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico with Juan Fernández Franco de Medina [born 1646 in Santa Cruz de Tenerife and was Governor of Puerto Rico (1st term (1685–1690) and 2nd term (1695–1697)], who arrived with 20 Canarian families. This was followed by others in 1714, 1720, 1731, and 1797.Between 1720 and 1730 some 176 families with a total of 882 Isleños or Canarians emigrated, with 60% married and the rest married in Puerto Rico.
The numbers of Canarians to Puerto Rico in its first three centuries is not known to any degree of precision. However, Dr. Estela Cifre de Loubriel and other scholars of the Canarian Migration to America, like Dr. Manuel González Hernández, of the University of La Laguna, Tenerife, agree that they formed the bulk of the Jíbaro or white peasant stock of the island.
The Isleños increased their commercial traffic and emigration concentrated to the two Spanish-American colonies, Puerto Rico and particularly Cuba. Following the Spanish-American War of 1898, Canarian immigration to the Americas continued. Successive waves of Canary Island immigration came to Puerto Rico, where entire villages were formed of relocated islanders.
In the 1860s, Canarian emigration to the Americas took place at the rate of over 2000 per year, at a time when the total islands' population was 237,036. In the 2-year period 1885-6, more than 4500 Canarians emigrated to Spanish possessions, with only 150 to Puerto Rico. Between 1891-1895, Canary emigration to Puerto Rico was 600. With these being official figures; when illegal or concealed emigration is taken into account, the numbers would be much larger.
In Puerto Rico whole towns and villages were founded by Canarian immigrants and the lasting influence of Canarian culture can still be seen and heard in the Puerto Rican accent and in the Cuatro, a small guitar with origins from the Canary Islands.
Canary Islanders in the foundation of Montevideo, Uruguay
The foundation of Montevideo invovled two waves of Canarians. The first one was established in the city on November 19, 1726 when 25 Canarian families came to Montevideo. They organized quickly to survive in that area. Thus, the first civilian authorities of Montevideo were Canarian. They gave names to roads and geographic features. The second group of Canarians arrived in the city on March 27, 1729. In this second expedition 30 families arrived. Others places in Urugay where they settled were: Colonia, San José and Soria. During the nineteenth century more than 10,000 Canarians settled in Uruguay. Thus Uruguay ranks post five after Venezuela, Cuba, Puerto Rico and Dominic Republic in the number of people of Canarian descent.
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Category:Louisiana Isleño people Category:St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana Category:Louisiana culture Category:Greater New Orleans Category:Ethnic groups in the United States Category:Endangered diaspora languages Category:Puerto Rican people of Spanish descent Category:American people of North African descent Category:American people of Spanish descent
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