Brazilian Slaves
How Candomblé, the African religion brought by slaves in the 19th century has shaped Brazilian culture over time
Candomblé is a Brazilian religion that originated in West Africa and was brought to Brazil by enslaved Africans. The religion blends elements of African traditional religions with elements of Catholicism, resulting in a unique and vibrant spiritual practice. Candomblé centers around the worship of orixás, which are deities that represent different forces of nature and…
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Ilojo Bar, the historical relic built by Brazilian slaves in Nigeria
It was once described as one of the most breathtaking architectures built by freed slaves who...
