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Atunwa I
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Atunwa II
06:37
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Atunwa III
06:56
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Atunwa IV
07:30
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Ogan Records Brazil
The word Ogã (Pt. Ogan) comes from Yorubá culture and means lord of my house. The Ogã is responsible for connecting the sacred, physical and the spiritual, a position of utmost importance in Umbanda and Candomble rituals. They are born as intuitive mediums who bear the responsibility to connect us to the Orixas(gods) through their hands and songs. ... more
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