Macumba The Brazilian form of Vodun and Santería, or the worship of the ancient African gods through spIrIt possession and Magic. There is no “macumba” religion; the word is an umbrella term
Gris-gris are charms, amulets, or talismans used in Vodun, Vodoun, and Voodoo to bring good luck, ward off evil, protect the owner, prevent misfortune, and attract desired results such as love, money, health, and safety. They are also called gri-gri.
Metresa The Caribbean island of Hispaniola is divided into two nations: Haiti and the Dominican Republic. Although Vodou has historically been associated with Haiti, related traditions exist in the Dominican Republic, too.
Lwa The lwa are the spirits of Vodou. The word lwa is both singular and plural. It’s an African word. Lwa is the modern Haitian Kreyol spelling. The French spelling is loa.
A Zombie is in Vodoun (Voodoo), a dead person allegedly restored to life by a sorcerer called a bokor. The zombie has no will of its own, but acts as a robotlike
Leer en Español Marie Laveau (1794?–1881) and Marie Laveau Glapion(1827–1877) were the most famous voodoo queens, mother and daughter by the same name, reigned over New Orleans in the late 19th century,
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