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The latter looked like Santería or a variant such as Palo Mayombe.
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Syncretic Santería beliefs remain strong on the island, particularly among the Afro-Cuban population.
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In the United States, the best-known syncretic religions are Santería, voodoo, and brujería.
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Santería is a syncretic religion resulting from the blending of African religious practices with Catholicism.
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Santería, originally called Lucumi, emerged in Cuba and evolved from the southwestern Nigerian Yoruba culture.
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Most followers of voodoo and Santería cause no harm, but there is a dark side.
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It all smacks of some form of Santería.
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Knowing nothing about Santería, Wicca, or devil worship, he decided to make the murder appear satanic.
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Santería had nothing to do with witchcraft.
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Santería evolved in Cuba, that's Spanish.
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Santería, voodoo, who gives a shit?
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Santería, probably several million.
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Santería, Satanism, and Wicca?
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Wicca, Santería, voodooism, Satanism.
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"If Cuervo is Latino, Santería makes sense," Slidell said.
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Others said they felt a closer affinity to the syncretic Afro-Cuban Santería religion than to Catholicism, but were still respectful of the pope.