Tradition
Santería
An African diaspora religion developed in Cuba in the late 19th century through syncretism between Yoruba religion, Catholicism, and Spiritism, with no central authority and significant diversity among practitioners
- Also called Regla de Ochá, La Regla de Ifá, Lucumi
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Santería An African diaspora religion developed in Cuba in the late 19th century through syncretism between Yoruba religion, Catholicism, and Spiritism, with no central authority and significant diversity among practitioners
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an African diaspora religion developed in Cuba in the late 19th century through syncretism between Yoruba religion, Catholicism, and Spiritism, with no central authority and significant diversity among practitionersWikidata record description. Read Santería in the Wikipedia reader.
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