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ORIGINAL FALUMA suriname paramaribo a great city 4May 20, 2012 The original faluma ding ding ding performers language is remainance of african slaves which fled into the amazon jungle in south american where these people kept the language from africa and traditions music by "sisa agie"(sister agnes) with "ai sa si" (eye will see)orchestra 
Vybz Kartel & Popcaan live in Paramaribo, Suriname (South America) FULL VIDEO 2010May 10, 2012 SUBSCRIBE TO www.youtube.com FOR NEW SONGS AND VIDEOS ... OH! 
Paramaribo - SurinameApr 30, 2012 This video shows the South American city of Paramaribo. This city is the capital of the multicultural, multireligious and former Dutch colony Suriname! The song is from Beto Barbosa - Mistura de cor. Video made by vikash2000 
Suriname - South AmericaMay 24, 2012 A video about the South American country Suriname. The video shows some pictures of this multicultural, multireligious, former Dutch and gorgeous country! Suriname excist out of one-third untouched Amazon rain forest. The song is from Juan Luis Guerra - La travesia. Video made by vikash2000. 
World introduction fashion brand PSYCLONE at Kekemba Resort Paramaribo in Suriname, South-AmericaAug 25, 2010 The world introducion of the new fashion label PSYCLONE took place at Kekemba Resort Paramaribo, Suriname, South-America. Watch and see the sexy show with all Surinam models. Date introduction: May 30th 2008 Recorded by: ATV, local Surinam tv station for the program 'Whatzzz up' Used by permission. 
Mirosso Indonesian Restaurant Paramaribo Suriname June 2011.mpgMay 17, 2012 Aloha, Mirosso is an Indonesian Restaurant, located in Paramaribo, the capital of Suriname ( South America ) and one of the best in town. The food is very Delicious, the service and live music band The Redstone Fibration were excellent , Reggea music artists were really enjoyable. We would like to to give Mirosso Restaurant the US restaurant Standard A+ and for a Dutch Standard a 10. This was a small family gathering from California, Hawaii and Paramaribo. We have enjoyed our 2 weeks vacation with family and friends in Suriname We wish our family, friends and the people of Suriname the best of the best in live "Mie Switie Switie Sranang" ( My Sweet Sweet Suriname ) We would like to thank our families, friends and the restaurant owner for the Great food, service and the hospitality. Mahalo. Soeleman & Agnes Singontiko ( Hawaii, USA ) Ulrik Singontiko ( California, USA ) 
Paramaribo, SurinameMay 24, 2012 A city walk in Paramaribo, the capital-city of Surinam (formerly Dutch Guyana). 
New Years Eve Paramaribo 2011-2012 (Suriname).wmvMay 04, 2012 Made on the new years eve2011-2012 in Paramaribo, Surinam a caribbean City famous for its glorious new years celebrations. The people go CRAZY for the FIREWORKS!!!! 
Norma Sante Feat Naks Kaseko Loko Live @ Paramaribo Filmed by DonkarleonMay 04, 2012 Naks Kasoko Loko is a Cultural(Folklore) Music Formation from Suriname and Part of The Naks Organisation( Standing for African Culture) in Suriname(South America neigb. Brazil, British & French Guyana). Theire Music tyle it's call Kaseko also from the same Familly(musically) as Kawina and "Bigie Pokoe". Norma Sante is a guest singer and has also her own solo carier. Real talented as a singer and dancer! one of the most ecleptic performer in Suriname. She features on the upcoming and long awaited Album of the Congolese Crssover Artist Donkarleon with the song titled"Good Vibrations/Swieti Sani". To b released on 1 July 2012(Keti Koti day). For more infos about Naks Kaseko Loko or Naks organisation and project in Suriname pls check theire Facebook Profile: www.facebook.com 
HD Naat Sharif- Hafiz Ahmad Mugtaar- Naame Muhammad- Tjamak Tudjse paate- suriname South AmericaMay 18, 2012 please watch in HD . mooie naat voorgedragen door Hafiz Ahmad Mugtaar Sahib Qadri in Miladun Nabi suriname. In djamia Aleemiyya Fariediyya 
Suriname - PROMO VIDEOFeb 15, 2012 Suriname, set in a natural tropical wilderness, is a splendid combination of the Caribbean and South America, with fascinating reminders of a sometimes turbulent past. In the northeast of the South American continent, bounded by Guyana on the west and French Guyane on the east and Brazil to the south. Influenced by numerous cultures - African, Amerindian, Asian, Jewish and Dutch - the country reflects this diversity harmoniously in its day to day life. Dominated by mighty rivers which provide essential highways into the rainforest and jungles of the interior, which remain virtually untouched by man, Suriname is waiting to be explored. There is little tourism infrastructure in Suriname except for a few well organized tour operators. The bustling capital and port of Paramaribo, stands guard over the Suriname River. The striking architecture reminds us of its Dutch colonial past. Setting out to explore the natural beauty of the interior by boat or light aircraft, you encounter the extraordinary natural heritage of Suriname spreading out like a tropical carpet. Spot the occasional wild cat roaming in the rainforest and hear the unearthly cry of howler monkeys echoing through the trees, see giant tarantula spider webs and huge termite nests. For the more adventurous head to the swamps where crocodiles, piranhas, anacondas and boa constrictors go about their business. Another don't miss for nature lovers is the Galibi Nature Reserve where you can experience four sea turtle ... 
Suriname Maroons PAHO/WHO, OPS/OMS 1962May 04, 2012 In 1962 Princess Irene and Princess Margriet of Holland visit Suriname, a South American country that at the time was part of the Netherlands Kingdom, "at equal footing" with Holland and the Netherlands Antilles (Curaçao, Aruba and Bonaire). Paramaribo welcomes the Princesses in 1962 Malariologist Jaime Ayalde, MD, MPH and Entomologist Glenn Fleming, Ph D of the Pan American Health Organization /World Health Organization visit the Interior to carry out epidemiological studies of the malaria eradication program. Malaria in Surinamese Bush country. Maroon communities, Saramaka; Ndyuka...among many others.... Film from Afobaka and from Paramaribo airstrip. Most of the film is devoted to a trip up and down the Surinam River, above Afobaka, an area which is now covered by the Brokopondo Lake, one of the largest man-made lakes in the world. The film depicts the difficulties faced by the malaria crews, and the dexterity and strength of the local canoe operators to navigate the rapids. Technical work such as taking blood samples and spraying with DDT (used at the time) was carried out by local workers under supervision of the "BOG" a Department of the Ministry of Health and PAHO Staff. Glenn Fleming calls home via bicycle powered radio phone. Jaime Ayalde catches a nice Piranha and shows a no waste catch philosophy. In the 60s air transportation within the country was mainly limited to the Coastal Area, with a few small airstrips built by missionaries in the deep interior. Pipers ... 
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