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  1. M’kumba: Gui Christ

    #Candomblé practitioner Samara Souza makes an offering to Yemanjá, the Yoruba deity of the sea waters. Yemanjá’s name means ‘the mother whose sons are fishes’ and she is the most popular #orixá in Brazil. Due to syncretism, in Brazil she is represented by an image of a white, skinny woman, while in Africa her image shows a corpulent woman with big milking breasts.

    @photography
    #Brazil

  2. M’kumba: Gui Christ

    #Candomblé practitioner Samara Souza makes an offering to Yemanjá, the Yoruba deity of the sea waters. Yemanjá’s name means ‘the mother whose sons are fishes’ and she is the most popular #orixá in Brazil. Due to syncretism, in Brazil she is represented by an image of a white, skinny woman, while in Africa her image shows a corpulent woman with big milking breasts.

    @photography
    #Brazil

  3. M’kumba: Gui Christ

    #Candomblé practitioner Samara Souza makes an offering to Yemanjá, the Yoruba deity of the sea waters. Yemanjá’s name means ‘the mother whose sons are fishes’ and she is the most popular #orixá in Brazil. Due to syncretism, in Brazil she is represented by an image of a white, skinny woman, while in Africa her image shows a corpulent woman with big milking breasts.

    @photography
    #Brazil

  4. M’kumba: Gui Christ

    #Candomblé practitioner Samara Souza makes an offering to Yemanjá, the Yoruba deity of the sea waters. Yemanjá’s name means ‘the mother whose sons are fishes’ and she is the most popular #orixá in Brazil. Due to syncretism, in Brazil she is represented by an image of a white, skinny woman, while in Africa her image shows a corpulent woman with big milking breasts.

    @photography
    #Brazil

  5. M’kumba: Gui Christ

    #Candomblé practitioner Samara Souza makes an offering to Yemanjá, the Yoruba deity of the sea waters. Yemanjá’s name means ‘the mother whose sons are fishes’ and she is the most popular #orixá in Brazil. Due to syncretism, in Brazil she is represented by an image of a white, skinny woman, while in Africa her image shows a corpulent woman with big milking breasts.

    @photography
    #Brazil

  6. "Oxossi limpa uma de suas crianças feridas com o abebe de Oxum e de uma concha que pega emprestado de Yemanjá "
    #umbanda #candomble #oxossi #oxum #yemanja #orixa #OriginalArt #digitalart #brazil #latinamerica #blacklivesmatter

  7. "Oxossi limpa uma de suas crianças feridas com o abebe de Oxum e de uma concha que pega emprestado de Yemanjá "
    #umbanda #candomble #oxossi #oxum #yemanja #orixa #OriginalArt #digitalart #brazil #latinamerica #blacklivesmatter