Traditionnel - Oriki - Chants & danses du Candomble (LP)

Immerse yourself in the vibrant and spiritual world of Candomblé with Traditionnel's "Oriki - Chants & Danses du Candomblé," released on January 1, 2003, under the Arion label. This captivating album is a rich tapestry of Axé music, a genre deeply rooted in the Afro-Brazilian religious tradition of Candomblé, offering a unique blend of rhythmic chants and dances dedicated to the Orishas, the deities of Yoruba origin.

Spanning over 70 minutes, the album features 20 tracks, each a tribute to different Orishas, such as Exu, Ogun, Oxossi, and Yemanja, among others. The tracks are categorized by nations, reflecting the diverse cultural influences within Candomblé, including Jeje, Angola, Ketou, and Efon-Ljesha. Each chant and dance is an invocation, a celebration, and a homage to the spiritual forces that guide and protect.

Traditionnel's "Oriki - Chants & Danses du Candomblé" is not just a collection of songs but a profound cultural and spiritual experience. The album's authentic and traditional sound transports you to the heart of Candomblé ceremonies, where music is an integral part of worship and community. Whether you are a devotee, a student of Afro-Brazilian culture, or simply a lover of world music, this album offers a deep and enriching exploration of the sacred and the celebratory.