Afro-Brazilian religions

E276472

Afro-Brazilian religions are a group of syncretic spiritual traditions in Brazil, such as Candomblé and Umbanda, that blend West and Central African beliefs with Indigenous and Catholic elements.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Afro-diasporic religion
religious tradition
syncretic religion
associatedWith atabaque drums
barracão
divination
healing rituals
processions
public festivals
ritual possession
terreiro
coreConcept ancestors
animal sacrifice
inkices
mediumship
offerings
orixás
possession trance
ritual drumming
sacred dance
voduns
country Brazil
culturalOrigin Central Africa
West Africa
hasPart Batuque
Candomblé
Candomblé
surface form: Candomblé Angola

Candomblé
surface form: Candomblé Jeje

Candomblé
surface form: Candomblé Ketu

Candomblé
surface form: Candomblé de Caboclo

Jarê
Omoloko
Batuque
surface form: Quimbanda

Tambor de Mina
Terecô
Umbanda
Xangô do Nordeste
historicalContext Atlantic slave trade
Brazilian colonial period
post-abolition Brazil
influencedBy African traditional religion
surface form: Bantu religions

Fon religion
Indigenous Brazilian beliefs
Roman Catholicism
Spiritualism
surface form: Spiritism

Yoruba religion
recognizedAs intangible cultural heritage in parts of Brazil
relatedTo Afro-American religions
Afro-Caribbean religions
subjectTo religious intolerance in Brazil
usesLanguage Ewe-Fon liturgical terms
Kikongo liturgical terms
Portuguese
Yoruba liturgical terms

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Olodumare influenceOn Afro-Brazilian religions
Salvador, Bahia, Brazil hasSignificantReligion Afro-Brazilian religions
Mário Cravo Júnior influencedBy Afro-Brazilian religions
this entity surface form: Afro-Brazilian religious traditions
Laranjeiras hasReligion Afro-Brazilian religions
Vodun influenced Afro-Brazilian religions
this entity surface form: Brazilian Umbanda
African traditional religion influenced Afro-Brazilian religions
Rio de Janeiro Carnival influencedBy Afro-Brazilian religions
Yoruboid languages areImportantFor Afro-Brazilian religions
Kongo people diasporaInfluence Afro-Brazilian religions
Bakongo influencedReligion Afro-Brazilian religions