African roots of Cuba
Abstract
The article deals with religious activity and para-religious practices among coloured Cuban population, due to African roots and slavery. Yoruba cultural and religious traditions have developed into a unique liturgy called the Regla de Ocha or Santería, those coming from Congo and Angola have influenced the Regla del Palo o Mayombe, etc. Since 1940 Religious freedom has been garanteed. Since 1959 different attitudes have developed into the actual religious sincretismKeywords
Santería, religion, slavery, Coloured Independent PartyPublished
1997-07-01
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