No Filter In Paradise

09/16/2026

🍻 The chill question of the day:

What’s the best advice you’ve ever received over a b**r?

Tony’s answer was simple: share bad news early. Don’t hide it, don’t beat around the bush — deal with it.

And when things get really bad?

“If you have to eat a s**t sandwich, don’t nibble around the edges. Take a big bite and get it over with.” 😂

What’s a piece of advice someone gave you that you’ve never forgotten? 👇🏽

09/15/2026

Mason por ta un di e nombernan grandi den Curaçao su escena urbano awe, pero confianza no a bin di un dia pa otro. 🎤

Den e episodio aki nos ta papia tocante stage fright, con e a cuminsa cu rap, con e ta transforma emocionnan real den musica y con storytelling y vocabulario ta hunga un papel grandi den su manera di skirbi.

Pero nos a papia tambe tocante e parti cu hopi hende no ta mira.

Placa. Estabilidad. Un Plan B. Y e pregunta: “Kiko si musica no traha?”

Y despues, bira tata.

Mason ta conta con paternidad a cambia su mentalidad completamente y pone’le den provider mode.

Un episodio tocante musica, responsabilidad, miedo y crecimiento.

🎧 Episodio completo awor riba nos Youtube Channel

Kiko bo ta pensa: un artista mester aposta 100% riba su sueño, of tin un Plan B ta simplemente inteligente?

09/15/2026

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09/15/2026

We didn’t plan on ordering dessert… but somehow we ended up with two.

This is Part 3 and the final episode of our Kome series. We honestly forgot what the desserts were called, but we definitely didn’t forget how good they tasted.

Could this be the best dessert in Curaçao? We think it has a serious chance. If you disagree, tell us in the comments where we can find something better.

And the next time No Filter Eats visits Curaçao, where else should we go? Drop your favorite restaurants, food trucks, hidden gems, and dessert spots below.

09/14/2026

When we talk about diversifying Aruba beyond tourism, the opportunities are clearly there.

We have wineries, distilleries, furniture makers, construction companies, micro-farming and local entrepreneurs building businesses in completely different industries.

But the real question is: who actually has access to those opportunities?

Some say you need money to get started. Others say attracting wealthy investors is exactly how new industries and jobs are created.

So what do you think? 👇🏽
Is Aruba creating enough opportunities beyond tourism for the average Aruban?

09/12/2026

We asked Carnival or Indian New Year’s… and somehow got a full TED Talk. 😂

But the answer was Carnival.

Not because he’s the biggest Carnival fan, but because for a few days, the whole island feels united. Everybody’s outside, everybody’s celebrating, and Aruba reminds you how lucky we are to live somewhere that still feels safe.

So yeah… Carnival wins. 🇦🇼

09/12/2026

Pa haya un match di stem cell por ta hopi mas difícil pa hende di Caribe, i esei por cambia tur kos.

Despues di perde su mama sin haya e match ku e tabata necesita, nan a dicidi di no accept “no” como un respuesta.

Awor, e misión ta pa duna otro hende mas oportunidad, mas esperanza, i un mihor chance pa haya e match ku nan mester.

Un manera pa carga e legado di su mama dilanti. ❤️

09/11/2026

Growing up in Aruba was basically unlimited freedom 😂

No phones. No location sharing. No “text me when you get there.”

Just grab your bike, disappear for the entire day, hit the beach, find your friends somehow, and make sure you were home before the street lights came on. 😂

From Babijn to Playa to hanging out in front of the old Aruba Caribbean Hotel — now the Hilton — Aruba just felt different back then.

Less traffic. Quieter beaches. More freedom.

Parents today would NEVER. 😂🇦🇼

09/11/2026

Stem cell donation is voluntary, and your health always comes first.

Before donating, you go through a full medical screening. If you’re cleared, around 90% of donations are done through the blood, while a smaller percentage are collected through bone marrow.

Thanks to modern technology, the process is much easier than many people think.

And no, donating stem cells does not mean you “run out” of them.

Learn the process. Ask questions. Do your research.

09/10/2026

Stem cells can be a powerful treatment option for serious blood diseases like leukemia and sickle cell disease.

But finding the right donor match is not easy.

The more people who register in the stem cell donor database, the higher the chance that someone finds the match they need.

Do your research. Learn about stem cell donation. You could one day help save a life.