r/AskTheCaribbean

Im not here to ask for a millionth time about the answer, im just curious since when and where did this topic even come from?

I’m creating a playlist with folk music from each of the 195 countries on Wikipedia’s list.

Day 4: ANDORRA 🇦🇩

The 3 most upvoted comments will be added to the playlist.

Suggest the songs that best represent Andorran folk music!

Music added so far:

Day 1: Afghanistan 🇦🇫

- Bia Ke Berim Be Mazar by Salma Jahani

- Jani-ba-Lab by Quraishi

- Syzygy by Qais Essar

Day 2: Albania 🇦🇱

- Kalle Llamen - Andrra

- Kënga ime ti zog qielli - Nazmije Hoxha

- Vallja e Tropojes origjinale - Vallja e Tropojes

Day 3: Algeria 🇩🇿

- A Vava Inouva - Idir

- Sslaebitt ay abehri - Matoub Lounès

- Anzur Lwali - Cherifa

Hello, my girlfriend and I are planning a budget week on one or two islands (Martinique, Dominica or Saint Lucia) in January.

I had an idea to sleep in hammoc on a beach somewhere instead of hotel.

My question is: is it legal on those islands or illegal but generaly possible? and more importantly is it safe?

I'll be grateful for any information:)

Am I the only person who feels like pan-africanism in greatly one sided? Ive seen some pan-africanist specifically african preach about it then turn around and be disrespectful to the rest of the diaspora. Like I see them tell black americans and caribbean people to talk about the xenophobia towards haitians in their communities then when haitians talk about negative experiences with africans, they threw the rest of the diaspora under the bus and started saying anti-haitian rhetoric. They expect us to talk about the internal afro-phobia in our communities yet when we ask them about the way they treat afro-caribbean people, black americans and etc, its all of a sudden "FBA", "we're all black", "diaspora wars" and "why are we fighting". Then to make it worse they'll straight up deny or dismiss our experiences with them. When I see them being disrespectful to the rest of us, the pan-africanist from the americas are nowhere to be found. A jamaican said they didnt like them making fun of slavery, being called slaves and slave babies and they acused them of thinking the'yre a part of the FBA. Its unbelievably disingenuous.

Hi everyone,

My girlfriend and I are planning a trip to the Carribean Islands, flying from Canada. We are planning to do a 8-10 night trip to at least 2 countries or trip to multiple small islands. We are confused which countries to choose maybe Bahamas + Haiti, Bahamas + Cuba, Jamaica +Haiti, Jamaica + Puerto Rico, or anything else, we are open to any recommendations. Which will be the cheapest combination for multicity flights and hotels? We don't plan to book all inclusive since we want to go out and explore places.

Anywhere in Carribean Islands would work except for Dominican Republic since we've already been there. Planning to go during last week of Nov to 1st week of Dec.

We want to see many places not just chilling on the islands and resort.

So anything with islands, mountains, waterfalls, historical sites, the city sightseeing, nightlife, local food, fun adventure parks or any other excursions or activities.

We are open taking ferries, bus or drive if possible, open to hear to any suggestions. Thank you so much!