Candomble is an African-Brazilian religion that has around two million followers. At the core of the religion are the traditional African beliefs of Yoruba, Fon and Bantu. Candomble also has elements of Catholicism. At the center of Candomble is God or Oludumare. Deities called orixas (or orishas) serve Oludumare. Candomble does not have any holy scriptures. Teaching are passed on through initiation.
Candomble means “dance in honor of the gods.” Accordingly, dance and music play important roles in the religion.
Candomble History
The roots of Candomble go back to wold religion before colonialism and European enslavement of
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