Umbandas in cordel Literature
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https://doi.org/10.5007/2175-7976.2017v24n37p102Abstract
Different ways of practicing Umbanda in Brazil have been recorded in Brazilian cordel poetry in several diverse forms. In general, cordelistas have no personal and direct knowledge about the Umbanda religion itself, given that most of them are Catholic; they, therefore, appropriate concepts and preconcepts widely accepted by common sense. In this sense, we work towards understanding, from cordelistas’ perspective and universe, how Umbandas are understood by them, poets, and how this literary genre contributed to the crystallization of Umbandas’ image, especially about their spiritual entities and Orixas.
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