Viajei no tempo! O lugar em Angola que parou nos anos 50

In this episode of Primate's Vlogs, we delve into the soul of Catumbela, in Benguela. Much more than a transit point, Catumbela is a symbol of resistance and transformation in Angola. We explore colonial ruins, such as the São Pedro Fort and the first administrator's house, and climb the Cruzeiro do Morro for an incredible panoramic view. We talk to those who live off the land, like Mr. Félix, who told us about the history of the old sugar mill and the importance of the river to the community. Come and discover the landscapes, the mystical Mulembeira (or "fumeira"), the historic bridges, and the peaceful village that holds memories of a sugarcane-producing past. An essential itinerary for anyone who wants to understand the deep identity of Angola. My SERIES in South Africa:    • ÁFRICA DO SUL   👉Road Trip Adventure in the Angolan Savannah:    • SÉRIE - OKAVANGO   Chapters (Timestamps) 00:00 Introduction: The Essence of Catumbela 01:06 The Legendary Mulembeira Tree (Mulira) 01:53 Fort São Pedro and Colonial Ruins 02:47 The First Administrator's House 03:08 Panoramic View of the Cruzeiro do Morro (1940) 05:05 The Bridges and Engineering of Catumbela 06:12 History of the Sugar Mill and Fields Sugarcane 07:57 The Sugar Mill and Irrigation Canal 09:12 Conversation with Mr. Félix: Memories and Agriculture 11:53 The Catumbela River Sluice Gate System 14:49 Getting to Know the Catumbela Dam 16:04 Catumbela Village and Sacred Heart Parish 17:21 The Old Cinema and Iconic Architecture 18:22 The Famous Peanut Ice Cream