Nganga Kiyangala: Congo Religion in Cuba
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| Producer(s) | Television Latina |
| Director(s) | Tato Quinones and Luis Soto |
| Release Date | 1991 |
| Work In Progress | No |
| Runtime | 33 min |
| Format(s) | none |
| Language(s) | English |
| Youth Media | No |
Film Description
This film describes the history, rites, and practices of Nganga, the Bantu-based belief system of the slaves brought to Cuba from the Congo region of Africa, and attempts to distinguish it from the better-known Yoruba-based Santer�a. The film focuses on the actions performed by a palero (priest), during his morning prayer. Includes a long interview with Miguel Barnet, author of Biography of a Runaway Slave.
| Official Site | http://www.latinamericanvideo.org/ |
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| Related Issues | International, South America, Racial Justice, Religious Freedom |
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