Tradition Institution African traditions
Candomblé
Kandomblé yo
Afro-Brazilian religion
- Also called Candomble, Batuque, Candonble
Branches
Overview
Afro-Brazilian religionWikidata record description. Read Candomblé in the Wikipedia reader.
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Gods and divine figures
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Oshunthe youngest of the orisha, this goddess is associated with sexuality, fertility, and femininity -
Papa LegbaLoa -
Baron SamediLoa of Haitian Vodou -
EshuYoruba deity -
Nana Bulukufemale supreme being in some West African Traditional Religions such as Vodun -
Olokunorisha in the Yoruba religion -
Orunmiladeity -
Babalú-Ayéspirit strongly associated with infectious disease and healing in the Yoruba religion -
DamballaOne of the most important of all the loa -
Maman BrigitteVodou goddess -
Oyaorisha -
Xeviosogod of thunder in the Dahomey mythology
Not its own picture Xevioso — lead image of the French Wikipedia article
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- Deity Mawu Creator goddess in Dahomey mythology
- Deity Ala Ordinani deity
- Deity Agwé Water deity
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Deity Ibeji Twin Orishas in the Yoruba religion -
Deity Oxossi Spirit in the Yoruba religion of West Africa - Deity Egbado Ethnic group
- Deity Olodumare Supreme deity in the traditional Yoruba religions
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Deity Kianda In Angolan mythology, Kianda is the goddess of the sea and protector of fishermen. -
Deity Osanyin Yoruba deity (Orisha) - Deity Shakpana Candomblé deity
- Deity Ajok Supreme deity in Lotuko mythology
- Deity Oba Water deity
- Deity Ayao Yoruba goddess of the air and wind
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Deity Oko Yoruba orisha - Deity Oxalá
- Deity Erinle Deity in the Yoruba religion
- Deity Iansan
- Deity Ogoun Loa in vodun religion
Connections
Affiliation 2
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