Candomblé Ketu

Candomblé Ketu is a Afro-Brazilian religious tradition rooted in African Yoruba beliefs, emphasizing the worship of orixás, or deities, each representing natural forces and aspects of life. Practitioners honor these spirits through rituals, music, dance, and offerings, fostering a connection with their ancestors and the divine. Candomblé Ketu is known for its vibrant ceremonies, often featuring colorful attire and drumming. It serves as a means of cultural expression and community identity, blending African heritage with Brazilian culture. The religion plays a vital role in preserving traditions and promoting spiritual unity among its followers.