orisha

eshu elegbara aka esu, exu, elegba, legbara, eleggua is one of the orishas in yoruba, santeria, candomblé and vodou. his hat is black on one side and red on the other. he is the god of crossroads. his favorite foods are popcorn, roasted corn, candy, jutia, smoked fish, guava, fresh fruit, rum, cigar, palm oil, coffee, mangoes

Canto A Eleggua - susana baca
Saudação a Exu – almeida prado
Canto pra Exu - Virgínia Rodrigues
Exu Anan - Banda Percucia
Africa Suite:  Eleggua (Intro) - cachao
Cântico para Exu - Casa Fanti-Ashanti
Salude a eleggua - celia cruz
elegba wa – Daniel freedman
eleggua – joaquin “joe” claussel
exú – grupo ofa
eleggua 1 - cfnmc
exú pt 2 - unknown
gantois – hilda de osun
exu marabo - unknown
eleggua – dr john
exú – arlete moita
exú - unknown
papa legba – sun city girls
the signifying monkey – johnny Otis show
elegba – lazaro ros
Africa Suite:  Eleggua con Cachao (Coda) - cachao
lamento de exú – monica salmaso
eleggua final - jose mangual jr




Eshu

A sacred art offering to the gods and goddesses of the Afro-Atlantic world. "Orisha House" is a melodic mix of Afro Spiritual Dance Muzik from all over the African diaspora: Nigeria, Brazil, Puerto Rico, Cuba, the U.S. and beyond.

Orisha House

Ella Andell: Ariwo Emi A La Ma Kum Pe Le Ku (by Baba Dedan)

Añade, which means the Crown of Aña was born in Havana, Cuba in September 2003 from Aña Bi Olorun, the Aña of Oluo Fran Marquetti. Aña bi Olorun was born from the Aña of the late Jesus Perez.  Jesus Perez, Oba Ilu, and Pablo Roche, Akilakpa were the most influential olubatas of the 20th century.  Since its New York debut at the start of 2004 Añade has presided over many Orisha ceremonies in the greater New York area wherein many omolorishas were presented to Aña. 
Añade was received by Felix Sanabria, Awo Orunmila Ifamola omo odun Oshebile, Olo Obatala Igbinlaye who for over thirty years has been performing Orisha music with many of the most prominent drummers of our time. Most notably – the late great Orlando “Puntilla” Rios, Oni Shango Obatilemi who was a leading exponent of Aña, Orisha and Afro -Cuban music in the United States for close to thirty years. Puntilla introduced Felix to his Oluo Siguayu (godfather) Gerardo “Taboada”Ferandez Ogbeyono Ifa who initiated Him into the Ifa Priesthood in March of 2001 in the home of Lazaro (ibae) and Fran Marquetti  in Havana Cuba. In June of 1992 he was initiated as a priest of Obatala by Olo Oshun Evelyn (Okantomi) Smart and Oni Shango Chief ( Aya Ilu) Bey (ibae). 
The omo alañas of Añade include some of the youngest and brightest members of our Orisha community and they are dedicated to sustaining our traditions for future generations.  These young men and women are part of the Añade family and have committed themselves to the ongoing study of Orisha liturgical music, respectful performance of religious songs and ritual and sharing the gifts and blessings of Aña with our community.                           


09 Orumila Ochun

DAKUN

Woronko re lo

Soponna tile ma jagbe

Ebioso is a song to the spirit of explosive healing in the Arará tradition of Cuba. This arrangement was originally performed by a coro in New York led by Milton Cardona, and arranged for us by Bret Nancarrow.

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