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Changó (also Xangô, Sàngó or Santa Barbara) is the Yoruba orisha of music, drumming, and dancing, but also of thunder, lightning, and war. These days, we focus on the fun side of his character. [ Editor's Note: These are oral traditions that vary in families and communities up and down the West African coast.
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Santa Bárbara/ Changó Festival. Palmira is one of the major centers of Lucumi culture and religion in Cuba. Commonly known as "Santería," the Lucumí religion has historical roots among the Yoruba people of Africa who were brought to Cuba as slaves in the 19th century. Havana and Matanzas were ports of entry, but because most of the.
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Cuban Santeria Practices. Santeria is a fusion of Catholic practices and African folk beliefs. It emerged in Cuba during the 17th century, and has been embedded in Cuban society ever since. These days, it's far more prevalent than Catholicism on the island—Santeros outnumber Catholics by 8-1. Cuba is still the religious center of Santería.
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The feast day for Changó/ Santa Bárbara is December 4, one of the most important festival days in Cuba. In a way, it's surprising that such a powerful masculine Orichá is syncretized with a female saint, but there are underlying similarities between their stories.
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Santa Bárbara para los católicos, Changó en la santería criolla, celebra su fiesta cada 4 de diciembre. Uno de los puntales de nuestra casa emocional. De nuestro misterioso equilibrio y de nuestra esperanza que no cesa, a pesar de todos los extravíos de la nación. Changó, rey de los relámpagos y los truenos, orisha guerrero.
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A Santa Bárbara la protectora y a Shangó el Orisha del Trueno, se les celebra el 4 de diciembre, unido su festejo en un mismo culto que muestra las características que sincretizan a ambas deidades. La celebración del 4 de diciembre a Santa Bárbara y Shangó, llena las casas de los devotos de color rojo, de rosas y velas, de altares e.
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Chango Chango, or Shango, is the Orisha of fire, thunder, and lightning. He can be invoked to bring revenge upon enemies. He is an arrogant, violent, and risk-taking orisha. Those who cross him risk death by fire or electrocution. He can be a source of both vengeance and justice, of representing both raw a rage and a channeled strength.
SANTERIA ORACIÓN A SANTA BÁRBARA CHANGÓ PARA HACER UNA PETICIÓN
Santa Barbara is the Female Changó Santa Barbara was a mythical Greek saint and martyr. She has quite a fanciful story. Though no longer recognized by the Church, Santa Barbara is syncretized with Changó and Puerto Ricans love her. Changó is fierce and Santa Barbara represents fierce Puerto Rican women. Feast of Santa Barbara
Changó, orisha del fuego y del trueno colores, historia y rituales
Changó, Shangó, Xangó, el Kabo, o el Señor de la guayabera, como le llaman muchos de sus adeptos, es un oricha mayor que goza de gran popularidad en la Regla de Ocha, de la que es su rey. Es divinidad también de la guerra, los tambores sagrados batá, la música y la belleza viril.
ORACION CONJURO REAL DE LOS 7 RAYOS DE CHANGO (SANTA BARBARA), PARA
St. Barbara- Chango. St. Barbara is a very well known and popular Saint within the Afro Carribean traditions. She can be seen all over the islands doing her powerful and magical work. The feast day of St. Barbara is December 4th. In Haitian Vodou, St. Barbara is seen as Mambo Lemiye. The mother of the Nago Nation, or Nasyon Nago.
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Santa Bárbara es una santa católica muy querida en Cuba, junto con la Caridad del Cobre, San Lázaro y la Virgen de Regla. Muchos cubanos saben que el hay que vestirse de rojo y ofrecerle una copa de vino a su imagen. Para la religión Yoruba, Santa Bárbara es Changó. ¿Por qué se venera tanto en la isla?
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BLESSED SAINT BARBARA! AND CHANGÓ! In the syncretism Chango is compared to Santa Barbara and also has his feast on December 4, according to the Catholic calendar calendar.
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A Santa Barbara the protector already Shango the Orisha of Thunder, they are celebrated on December 4, united their celebration in the same cult that shows the characteristics that syncretize both deities. The celebration of December 4 to Santa Bárbara and Shango, fills the houses of the devotees with red, roses and candles, altars and images.
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Santa Barbara continues to be a popular saint in modern times, perhaps best known as the patron saint of armorer, artillerymen, military engineers, miners and others who work with explosives,.
¿Santa Bárbara o Changó? Afrocubanas
Shango ( Yoruba language: Ṣàngó, also known as Changó or Xangô in Latin America; as Jakuta or Badé; and as Ṣangó in Trinidad Orisha [1]) is an Orisha (or spirit) in Yoruba religion. Genealogically speaking, Shango is a royal ancestor of the Yoruba as he was the third Alaafin of the Oyo Kingdom prior to his posthumous deification.
¿Santa Bárbara o Changó? Afrocubanas
An interesting fact for Cubans is to know that Aaid al Barbara or Santa Barbara festival is celebrated, annually on December 4 in Syria, Lebanon, Jordan and Palestine, among Christian Arabs, in his honor. And the children are asking for sweets, while they sing a special song for Eid il-Barbara or Aaid al Barbara.