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giovedì 16 aprile 2015

CEREMONY VUDU'


n.17 cm.101x152
semi-gloss on canvas

Haitianarts painting  voodoo dominican republic

The Voodoo is a religion.

Like all ancient religions, also has numerous ceremonial vuduismo related to magic and is much criticized by the rest of the world.
In Haiti, as in the Dominican Republic, Cuba, Puerto Rico and how, Candomble in Brazil, is taken very seriously not only by illiterate peasants, but also by many members of intelligent and educated, like the theologians for Christianity.

It has its roots in Africa, Benin, Congo and Nigeria.
The Vodou as we know it today, is the result of pressures from different cultures and ethnic groups who have been uprooted from Africa and imported to Hispaniola during the period of slavery.
A common faith, which could make them feel part of a culture and a community. the Vuduisti, do not find anything strange in practicing Catholicism and Voodoo together, managing to be very devoted to all two. The Voodoo priests, asking for help to the spirits (angels, mysteries or ancestors), as senior members of the family, even offering food and wine
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This Haitian artist, has painted  the ceremony, using as always all the colors of the rainbow.

CÉRÉMONIE VAUDOU


n.17 cm.101x152
semi-brillant sur toile

Haitianarts cadre vaudou  République dominicaine


Le Vaudou c'est une religion.
Comme toutes les religions antiques, a également le vuduismo il a de nombreux  cérémonie liée à la magie et est très critiquée par le reste du monde
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En Haïti, en République dominicaine, Cuba, Puerto Rico et comment, Candomblé au Brésil, est pris très au sérieux pas seulement par des paysans analphabètes, mais aussi par de nombreux membres intelligent et instruit, comme les théologiens du Christianisme.
Il a ses racines en Afrique, le Bénin, le Congo et le Nigeria.

Le Voudou comme nous le connaissons aujourd'hui, c'est le résultat des pressions de différentes cultures et groupes ethniques qui ont été arrachés à l'Afrique et importés en Hispaniola pendant la période de l'esclavage.
Une foi commune, qui pourrait les faire se sentir partie d'une culture et d'une communauté. les Vuduisti, ne trouve pas quelque chose d'étrange dans la pratique de catholicisme et de vaudou ensemble, gérer d'être très dévoué à tous deux. Les prêtres vaudou, demandant de l'aide aux esprits (anges, mystères ou ancêtres), en tant que membres âgées de la famille, même offrant de la nourriture et du vin.

Cet artiste haïtienne, à représenté  cette cérémonie, utilisant comme toujours, toutes les couleurs de l'arc en ciel.


lunedì 22 dicembre 2014

"PROCESSION" A LAS GALERAS


Procession évangélique

La constitution de la République dominicaine, garantit la liberté de culte, mais la majorité suit la religion catholique chrétienne. La minorité restante est constituée de la communauté témoin Jeova, évangélique, baptiste, anglicane, Mormon.
La vidéo que nous vous proposons, je ai pris il ya deux nuits ici à Las Galeras, au cours d'une procession évangélique.


Comme je l'ai dit de nombreuses fois, la musique et "le parti", font partie des Dominicains et toutes les raisons sont bonnes! ..

Haitianarts cadre procession religion
               
                                                                   n.180 cm.76x101
                                                                 semi-brillant sur toile

"PROCESSION" A LAS GALERAS


Procession evangelic

The constitution of the Dominican Republic, provides for freedom of worship, but the majority follows the Christian Catholic religion. The remaining minority is made up of community witnessed Jeova, Evangelical, Baptist, Anglican, Mormon.
The video that we offer, I picked two nights ago here in Las Galeras, during a procession evangelical.


As I stated many times, the music and "the party", are part of the Dominicans and every reason is good! ...

Haitianarts painting procession religion
               
                                                                  n.180 cm.76x101
                                                                semi-gloss on canvas

giovedì 4 dicembre 2014

VOODOO

n.56 cm.76x101
semi-gloss on canvas 


Haitianarts painting voodoo witchcraft religion
The Voodoo is a religion.
And 'the dominant religion and culture of primary about 7 million people in Haiti
Like all ancient religions also vuduismo has numerous ceremonial related to magic and is much criticized by the rest of the world.
In Haiti, as in Dominican Rep, is taken very seriously not only by illiterate peasants, but also by many members of intelligent and educated, like the theologians for Christianity.
It has its roots in Africa, Benin, Congo and Nigeria.
The Voodoo exists throughout the island of Hispaniola, Cuba, Puerto Rico and how, Candomble in Brazil.
The Vodou as we know it today, is the result of pressures from different cultures and ethnic groups who have been uprooted from Africa and imported to Hispaniola during the period of slavery.
A common faith, which could make them feel part of a culture and a community.
Vuduisti I believe, as the African tradition, that there is one God, who is the creator of all, called "Bondje", from the French "Bon Dieu" or "Good God."
But it is to the ancestors, or spirits, mysteries or angels, who asks for help, treating them with honor and respect, as older members of a family.
The focus and the key of Voodoo, is healing people from diseases.
Healing with herbs, healing of faith (with the help of rum and spirits) and now also with Western medicine!
The Voodoo priests, are both men (houngan) than women (Mambo).
Can perform religious ceremonies to call or pacify the spirits, holding initiations for new priests (tesses), telling the future and interpret dreams, casting spells, create protections, creating potions for various purposes (from love spells spells death ).
The priests may receive fees, taxes or similar offers paid to the rabbis, mullahs or priests.
As no evidence exists that the effectiveness of these spells, there may be doubts about the taking of these superstitions on the people: many dictators, have taken advantage of this', to strengthen their power, posing as powerful sorcerers.


Catholics

Under the settlers, for the slaves, it was forbidden to practice Voodoo.
Dances were allowed occasional weekends, but these dances were actually services Voodoo!
In this way he could survive.
After the liberation of 1804, all the whites were expelled from Haiti and many were killed, including Catholic priests, so the Vatican broke with Haiti which has not had relations for more than 50 years.
During this period, there has been a strange fusion of the spirit of religion and African Catholicism, virtually all lwa (spirits), they are associated with Catholic saints (Dumballah, the loa snake, is St. Patrick, Erzulie, mother earth, is the Virgin Mary, etc ..).
The most important consequence of this is that the Vuduisti, do not find anything strange in practicing Catholicism and voodoo together, managing to be very devoted to both.
From 1860 to 1940, the Catholic Church has led campaigns against Voodoo without any success.
In 1941-1942 there was the holy war against Voodoo, were burned, shrines, killed houngans and mambo and tried to banish from society.
But they lost, because the Voodoo, one hand went under the ground, but on the other has grown in popularity due to their oppression.
In the early 1950s, the Catholic hierarchy has stopped this war, getting rid of the warriors and priests making peace with Voodoo.
Not being able to defeat them, voodoo drums and melodies were incorporated in religious Catholic.

Protestants

Until 1970, Haiti was almost 100% Catholic.
In 1970 came the evangelical Protestantism.
After that, in the US Reagan came to power, the evangelization hath multiplied.
The evangelical Protestants, are bitter enemies of Voodoo who denounce as devil worship.
Many Protestants claim that the misery of Haiti is a punishment from God for the sins of her serviteurs Voodoo.

Evangelical Protestant groups have 7 of 11 radio stations in Haiti and have made significant gains in conversions.