Afro-Caribbean Religions

Afro-Caribbean religions are spiritual practices developed by African descendants in the Caribbean, blending African traditions with influences from indigenous and European cultures. They often involve rituals, music, dance, and ceremonies honoring spirits or ancestors, aiming to maintain cultural identity and spiritual connection. Examples include Vodou in Haiti, Santería in Cuba, and Rastafari in Jamaica. These religions emphasize community, spiritual harmony, and connection to nature, and often serve as ways to preserve African heritage while adapting to new environments.