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Meaning of "candomblé"
candomblé (adjective) - relating to a syncretic Afro-Brazilian religion that incorporates elements of African, Catholic, and Indigenous spiritual practices. This adjective is used to describe rituals, beliefs, or objects associated with the Candomblé religion
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- A religion, practiced mostly in Brazil, that blends African and Roman Catholic elements.
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He died of heart failure during a session in a candomblé yard.
My grandmother was a candomblé high priestess.
Principal characteristics of the religion candomblé.
Candomblé teaches that any evil you cause to people will return to you eventually.
Women are very important in the Candomblé faith.
Candomblé is repressed and Capoeira is prohibited by law.
Many of the street artists belong to Candomblé.
The word Candomblé itself is an example.
Music and dance are important parts of Candomblé ceremonies.
Deities of candomblé in the Yoruba language.
Bajubá is based on the Yoruba used in candomblé rituals.
Both Candomblé religious leaders and terreiros were attacked by the police.
This resulted in the creation of syncretic creeds such as Candomblé.
A Candomblé practitioner gets ready for the party outside the temple.
Our studies are interested in the knowledge networks and meanings found in Candomblé.
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Today the Candomblé religion is officially recognized and protected by the government of Brazil.
Members of the community are then blessed by showers of popcorn by Candomblé priestesses.
Candomblé initiates recognize the divinity of Olokun but do not hold her as a personal deity.
The author was also the author of the freedom of religion law that protects Candomblé.
Participating in the Candomblé also helped me not to be depressed Aphrodite.
Shango is known as Xangô in the Candomblé pantheon.
Today Candomblé is officially recognized and protected by the government of Brazil.
It is one of the primary temples of the Ketu sect of Candomblé.
Then I went to the Candomblé house and things began to get better.
There are no definitive numbers on how many people in Brazil follow Candomblé.
Candomblé is a religion based on African beliefs popular in several Latin American countries.
She let the dove flutter into the air and I understood what Candomblé was.
Candomblé originated among enslaved Africans who were transplanted to Brazil during the Atlantic slave trade.
Baden Powell had also gone to Bahia and heard the songs of the Bahian candomblé.
And this is Candomblé.
A Tarot dedicated to the deities of the Yoruban religion and Brazilian Candomblé.
History of Candomblé.
It includes the group of terraces that are recognized belonging to the afro-brazilian candomblé.
This dissertation aims to establish candomblé as a perspective, from the nietzschean point of view.
Witness the legacy left by the African slaves in Brazil through immersion in a Candomblé ceremony.
Capoeira, its gastronomy and the candomblé religion are all expressions of Afro-Brazilian culture.
Many practice both Catholicism and Candomblé.
The candomblé nations translate, in turn, into specific music styles that preserve elements of ethnicity.
All mentioned the Candomblé.
Brazilians also practice candomblé and umbanda, cults of African origin.
My great father, the high priest of candomblé.
Guarabu has supposedly banned Umbanda and Candomblé rituals, as well as spiritualist séances.
This entity brought, as one tries to argue, a kind of unity to the angola candomblé.
Axé is a ritual greeting used in Candomblé and Umbanda religions, and means " good vibration.
However, we have still to discover whether the young man had completely left candomblé.
Were the bar and the Candomblé for blessings . in a place where the only attractions.
Prohibited drumming, terreiro and candomblé drumming.
Candomblé and Umbanda are two Afro-Brazilian religious traditions with millions of followers nationwide.
Samba became macumba From macumba, candomblé.
Unlike many Western religions, Candomblé does not have a distinction between good and evil.
