Well, I will devote some publications to explaining this, starting with the following, which is something that particularly caught my attention and I devoted some reading to it.

Within the languages that can be found in this area of the world that they have called The Caribbean is English, French, Spanish, Dutch, some languages that are indigenous to the area, from the native aborigines who survived the European invasion and colonization.

This has a common historical origin, and it is that in 1492 with the arrival of Christopher Columbus to American lands, he could realize the great wealth and the possibility of sowing because of the richness of the soils, and began to colonize some islands, after a few decades began to arrive from other parts of Europe (England, France, Holland) with the same ambition of power and profit from these lands.

It is well known that they brought African labour, who were treated as slaves.

There were strong wars between the different monarchies in order to secure their piece of land to facilitate trade.

This mixture of Africans, Indians, Europeans (English, French, Dutch) is what makes the Caribbean area so rich in cultural manifestations, as varied as the crossbreeding that took place not only in terms of physical characteristics of the inhabitants of the region, in their language, food, art, but in the number of musical genres that emerged from that mixture.

This so distinctive characteristic of the Caribbean, its geographical location, its permanent temperature, constant sun, is what makes it one of the main destinations worldwide, pointing it out as a space to enjoy its beaches and its people.

Yes, I know that I have not yet said which or how many countries make up the Caribbean, there are many...
They are all located in the Caribbean Sea (obviously), basically between Note America and South America, and in turn are politically and territorially divided into regions, which are

• The Lucayan Archipelago
• The great Antilles or Greater Antilles.
• The smaller Antilles or Lesser Antilles.
• And the ABC Islands (Aruba, Bonaire and Curaçao).

Of the latter will be my next publication.

Don't worry, I won't become a boring geography and history teacher, not at all, I just wanted to make a very brief account of these aspects that I consider important in order to understand the diversity that exists in this area of the American continent. The publications that follow are basically to highlight tourist aspects of this area...

Can you imagine that with Jahm tokens we could pay for our stay for a few days in Curaçao for example? As it can be done currently in Jamaica... for more information on how to do it HERE

That is the intention, or at least I see it, that this token (Jahm) becomes a form of mass payment, in order to take advantage and increase tourism from participation in ReggaeSteem as well as steemit. In this way, with a tangible use is that you can give value to any cryptomoney.

We keep reading.

Cuando nos adentramos en la tribu Reggaesteem nos damos cuenta de que podemos publicar sobre Reggae, Jamaica y la cultura del Caribe… Ok, perfecto, la idea es dar a conocer el token JAHM que está sustentado en la blockchain de steem, intercambiable en Steem-Engine… pero no sólo queda ahí, es un ejemplo de que se puede llegar mucho más allá, usando estos tokens como manera de pago en distintos locales comerciales, tiendas, hoteles, entre otras, empezando por Jamaica y la idea es que esta posibilidad se extienda a otras zonas del caribe…
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Pero pregunto:

¿Tienes claro cuáles países o Islas que componen el Caribe?

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