Louisiana Voodoo (original) (raw)

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set of spiritual folkways that developed from the traditions of the African diaspora (en)
conjunt de costums espirituals que es van desenvolupar a partir de les tradicions de la diàspora africana (ca)
babonaság (hu)
religión de la diáspora africana (es)
sklop duhovnih ljudskih običajev, ki so se razvili iz tradicij afriške diaspore (sl)

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Touchstone (en)
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Tallant (en)

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Hartel O'Neill (en)
O'Neill Schmitt (en)

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One of the most prominent figures in 19th-century Voodoo was Marie Laveau, whose alleged tomb remains a visitor attraction (en)

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Glampion Tomb Marie Laveau New Orleans.jpg (en)
St Louis Cemetery One, New Orleans 2024-02-08 - 49.jpg (en)

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Danié qui commandé (en)
Danié qui commandé ça! (en)
Betsey Toledano, a stout and intelligent free colored woman, appeared as high priestess and chief spokeswoman on the occasion. She contended with no lack of words or weakness of argument, that she had a perfect right to hold the meetings of the Voudou society in her house, if she thought to do so—that the society was a religious African institution, which had been transmitted to her, through her grandmother, from the ancient Congo Queens—that the performances and incantations, though mysterious, were not immoral—and that, for herself, she gloried in being a priestess to an order so venerable and advantageous as was the order of Voudous. (en)
Tout, tout, pays blanc — Danié qui commandé (en)

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— Daily True Delta coverage of the Betsey Toledano court case, 1850. (en)
— A song used among Louisiana field hands, recorded in 1885, that probably related to Blanc Dani (en)

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