Candomblé

E274597

Candomblé is an Afro-Brazilian religion that blends traditional Yoruba, Fon, and Bantu beliefs with elements of Catholicism, centered on the worship of orixás through music, dance, and ritual offerings.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Afro-Brazilian religion
syncretic religion
centralDeities orixás
developedFrom enslaved Africans in Brazil
emergedInCentury 19th century
hasClericalRole babalorixá
ialorixá
mãe-de-santo
pai-de-santo
hasCulturalOrigin Bantu peoples
Fon people
Yoruba people
hasInitiationPractice ritual shaving of the head
seclusion of initiates
hasKeyConcept ancestor veneration
divination
possession by orixás
sacred drumming
sacrifice
hasLanguageInfluence Portuguese language
Yoruba
surface form: Yoruba language
hasPantheonMember Elegguá
surface form: Exu

Iansã
Yemoja
surface form: Iemanjá

Nanã
Ogun
surface form: Ogum

Omolu
Yemoja
surface form: Oxum

Oxóssi
Shango
surface form: Xangô
hasPlaceOfWorship casa de santo
terreiro
hasPrimaryCountry Brazil
hasRegionalVariant Candomblé self-linksurface differs
surface form: Candomblé Angola

Candomblé self-linksurface differs
surface form: Candomblé Jeje

Candomblé self-linksurface differs
surface form: Candomblé Ketu
hasRitual festa de orixá
obrigação (initiation obligation)
toque ceremony
hasRitualSpecialist ekedi
ogã
hasSacredObject assentamento of orixá
atabaque drum
incorporatesElementsOf Roman Catholicism
surface form: Catholicism
influences Brazilian dance
Brazilian music
Brazilian popular culture
religiousTraditionOf Brazil
usesRitualForm dance
music
ritual offerings

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Olodumare influenceOn Candomblé
Oya associatedReligion Candomblé
Afro-Brazilians religion Candomblé
Regla de Ocha relatedTradition Candomblé
Oshun veneratedIn Candomblé
Ifa influenced Candomblé
Yemoja presentIn Candomblé
Carybé (artist) associatedWith Candomblé
subject surface form: Carybé
Vodun influenced Candomblé
this entity surface form: Brazilian Candomblé
Orisha religion Candomblé
Eledumare associatedReligion Candomblé
Candomblé hasRegionalVariant Candomblé self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Candomblé Ketu
Candomblé hasRegionalVariant Candomblé self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Candomblé Angola
Candomblé hasRegionalVariant Candomblé self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Candomblé Jeje
Afro-Brazilian religions hasPart Candomblé
Afro-Brazilian religions hasPart Candomblé
this entity surface form: Candomblé de Caboclo
Afro-Brazilian religions hasPart Candomblé
this entity surface form: Candomblé Ketu
Afro-Brazilian religions hasPart Candomblé
this entity surface form: Candomblé Angola
Afro-Brazilian religions hasPart Candomblé
this entity surface form: Candomblé Jeje
Oba veneratedIn Candomblé
the Ibeji (in some traditions) veneratedIn Candomblé
subject surface form: Ibeji
Afro-diasporic religions includesTradition Candomblé
this entity surface form: Candomblé Ketu
Afro-diasporic religions includesTradition Candomblé
this entity surface form: Candomblé Angola
Afro-diasporic religions includesTradition Candomblé
this entity surface form: Candomblé Jeje
West Africans influencedReligion Candomblé
babalawo presentInDiasporaTraditions Candomblé
this entity surface form: Candomblé (some lineages)
Elegguá religiousTradition Candomblé
Obatalá veneratedIn Candomblé
this entity surface form: Candomblé (as Oxalá)
Oyá religion Candomblé
Babalú-Ayé religion Candomblé
Orunmila religion Candomblé
Dique do Tororó culturalContext Candomblé
Kongo religiousTraditionsInfluenced Candomblé
this entity surface form: Candomblé de Angola
Batuque sharesPantheonWith Candomblé