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What is the percentage of worshipers of santeria in Mexico?
There are approximately 3000 Santeria worshipers in Mexico. They would represent less than 0.0025% of the Mexican population (118 million by the end of 2013).
Does Santeria require you to drink blood?
There are practices in Santeria that involve the drinking of blood; I do not know if all believers in Santeria are required to do so.
What are the names of festivals Santeria people celebrate?
Santeria is not a religion but a practice.
Was Hector Lavoe a devoted practitioner of santeria?
for a while yes.but he left santeria.
When was Santeria - song - created?
Santeria - song - was created on 1997-01-07.
What important people are involved in santeria?
Hector Lavoe was a believer of santeria, watch the movie El Cantante you'll see, Sincerly, Anonymous practitioner of Santeria
How do the people that practice santEria dress?
Santeria does not have any uniform apparel codes- like some religions do. There is no prescribed habit or costume for Santeria priests, to my knowledge.
Where can one find more information on orishas?
An Orisha is a deity or a spirit within the Santeria religious tradition. For more information on Orishas, it may be helpful to visit websites with information on Santeria such as Santeria Tribe, Santeria Church or Wemba Music.
Will Justin Bieber date santeria?
yes santeria and Justin would make a great couple.
What is the significance of the Santeria key in the practice and rituals of Santeria?
The Santeria key is a symbol of authority and power in the practice of Santeria. It is used in rituals to unlock spiritual doors and connect with the divine. The key represents the ability to access hidden knowledge and communicate with the spiritual realm.
What is cubas main believe?
Cuba's main belief is in the religion called Santeria. About 90 percent of Cuba's population believes in this form of religion.
Is santeria a cult?
No, not at all. The word 'Santaria' can be roughly translated into 'The way of the Saints'.
