Ti Lakou Bayawonn-- Mambo Yantande Daho Sanped

Ayizan Velekete can as well be Grann Ayizan. She's the first Mambo high priestess in the Vodou lineage. She's the wife of Papa Loko Atisou. and Atibon Legba.  Her symbol is the sacred palm branch. She is linked to fresh water. She protects the marketplace. She's the voice, the guide of the Ounyò (the new initiates.)    Show less           NB-- I do not own the rights to this Vodou song.    

Gazing at Inside the peristyle, which showing the allure of a splendid arrangement and white cloths cover every bit of impunity. That also causes the reflections of a snowy blanket of winter snowflakes. A gentle breeze flows in, with a sense of serene; alerting ones to exhale and waiting for the divine arrival. Meanwhile, the persistence of the drumbeat is starting at a medium sound of yanvalou and twarig ò l. A variety of ritual songs from the rada rite consciously singing aloud; and kabalistic geometric signs trace on the air with the sacred gourd.  Abruptly, the breeze gets stronger and everybody has a sparkling glow in their eyes. Hearts pounding together with blood flow abyss. Their body swirl as if they were at the beginning stages of a trance. Equally they are splitting the ayizan branch, they commence to dance backward, sideways and circling around through the rhythm of the music.  The priestess that carries the ayizan, (Pa...