It is a are part of the Umbanda religion which is practiced in Uruguay and Brazil.
On the Yemanja Day celebrated on February 2 across Urugyuay, citizens participate in celebrations and worship the Goddess of the Sea. It is a are part of the Umbanda religion which is practiced in Uruguay and Brazil.- A woman lies face down in the water during a ritual honoring the African sea goddess Yemanja, in Montevideo, Uruguay.
- Worshippers sing to honor the African sea goddess Yemanja, at the sea shore in Montevideo, Uruguay.
- Two women enter the sea with an offering for the African sea goddess Yemanja, during a ceremony honoring the deity in Montevideo.
- Candles lit to honor the African sea goddess Yemanja are propped in the sand in Montevideo, Uruguay.
- A woman releases a small boat as an offering for the African sea goddess Yemanja, at a beach in Montevideo, Uruguay
- Worshippers carry a boat filled with offerings for the African sea goddess Yemanja, at a beach in Montevideo, Uruguay.
On the Yemanja Day celebrated on February 2 across Urugyuay, citizens participate in celebrations and worship the Goddess of the Sea. It is a are part of the Umbanda religion which is practiced in Uruguay and Brazil.
It is a are part of the Umbanda religion which is practiced in Uruguay and Brazil.
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