
	Where results make sense

Topic: Santeria (song)

Related Topics

List of songs by name

Song Dynasty

Academy Award for Best Song

Yesterday song

folk song

Grammy Award for Song of the Year

United Kingdom in the Eurovision Song Contest

Song of the Year

Best Music, Song

protest song

Grammy Award for Best Country Song

In the News (Wed 16 Dec 09)

Northern Trust

Marvin Harrison

Peter Chernin

Gary Locke

Match Play

Penelope Cruz

Mickey Rourke

AR Rahman

Danny Boyle

Hugh Jackman

	Lukumí - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Santeria is also the name of a reggae-ska fusion band from Munich, Germany.
		Santeria is also the name of a song by the band Sublime.
		Lukumí or Regla de Ocha, is most widely known as Santeria, (Santería in Spanish) is a set of related religious systems that fuse Catholic beliefs with traditional Yoruba beliefs.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Santeria (882 words)

	Santeria, Catholicism mingle easily in Cuba
		But the mother of two is perhaps more importantly a devotee of Santeria, an Afro-Cuban religion whose origins are in the animistic beliefs brought here by the Yoruba people as slaves hundreds of years ago.
		In the eyes of many Cubans, the pope will give a nod to Santeria, albeit indirectly, when he places a crown on a statue of their island's patron saint, the Virgin of Charity, in Santiago de Cuba today.
		Though Santeria leaders accepted the church's position graciously, the decision not to showcase their religion more prominently continues to bother some.
	www.chron.com /content/chronicle/page1/98/01/24/cuba.html (926 words)

	Santeria by Sublime Songfacts
		Santeria means "Way of The Saints" in Spanish, and is a religion where the focus is on worship of saints.
		Anyways this song is about a girl that left him for another guy, probably a mexican (Sancho).
		Daddy got a new 45, that part of the song means that if he finally faces sancho, he is going to blow his head with a.45 Hahaha.
	www.songfacts.com /detail.php?id=3798 (497 words)

	CD Baby: TAMBOR FOR OBATALÁ: Music Of Santería - A Live Afro-Cuban Ceremony
		It is also the most distinctive, having maintained a complex system of elaborate rituals, a liturgical treasure of percussion music along with hundreds and thousands of songs, and a wealth of myths, all of which mean an open keyhole for the studies of the observing outsider and the stock-in-trade of the priest and practitioner.
		The oru cantado comprises of a sequence of songs, accompanied by the drums, and is usually performed in the living-room.
		Excerpts from the güemilere are featuring songs and toques for Obatala, as a matter of course (tracks #11, #13 and #14), but here also for the Orisha of war and iron, Ogún (track #12); the Orisha of the sea and motherhood, Yemayá (#15), and the Orisha of fire, dance and music, Changó (#16).
	www.cdbaby.com /cd/obatala?cdbaby=9e6d4fee721f9e5d04bc8cbad1f9a71b (2148 words)

	Indigo Girls - Letters From Havana
		The subject matter of this team's particular song was a love affair between a Cuban and an American, and the ocean that separates the two (everyone wrote about the damn ocean...jeez...even me...).
		The song was a little too "straight " for me which was partly my fault since I had to be late for the session.
		Santeria people will tell you that Catholicism really has nothing to do with this faith-the saints/deities are not persons but rather forces.
	www.epicrecords.com /EpicCenter/custom/83/cuba/page5.html (918 words)

	Hellride Music
		We wanted to give these songs the proper send off, but in the process, and over the course of the last two years, experienced everything imaginable that could go wrong.
		Santeria begin to earn reputation as a "crazy fucking live band." Sweat fests, tribal drum jams, rock action, guitar schizo-nystics, and some occasional nudity, among other things, become staples of the live set.
		A song is like a plumbing device made of PVC pipe for your brain.
	www.hellridemusic.com /bands/santeria/santeria_interview.shtml (3703 words)

	Santeria---The Religion of Fidel Castro [Free Republic]
		Santeria, "the way of the saints" is a synthesis of Nigerian Yoruba folk religion and Roman Catholicism.
		Santeria has been preserved by oral tradition from its inception until approximately 100 years ago, when practitioners, no longer fearing repercussions, started keeping written records.
		Although the evolution of Santeria is a mosaic of two religions, most practitioners today are trying to reclaim the original Yoruba folk religion and eliminate the catholic overtones.
	www.freerepublic.com /forum/a38e7b0ef02bd.htm (2168 words)

	[No title]
		Sabrina is the one chanting in the song in Spanish and African.
		In Santeria the Botanica is the urban place of worship that replaces the jungle or plantation setting where Santeria was conceived.
		Santeria is a religion that combines African deities with Catholic saints.
	www.lightenterprises.com /Bendicion.htm (710 words)

	La Plaza: Features
		I wrote this song first because I have a deep appreciation for this music and this was one of the chants that--one of my favorite chants.
		So, the song speaks about this exodus that how, from the most horrible conditions, from how from the foulest mud, a beautiful flower can blossom.
		"Immigrant Blues is a song that I wrote in response to the measures that the government was taking, the immigration policy of a couple of years ago against the immigrant communities.
	www.wgbh.org /pages/laplaza/feature_article?item_id=484298 (534 words)

	What is Santería? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Song, rhythms, and trance possession are also means with which we interact with the orishas and how we are able to affect our day to day lives so that they we may lead deeper and fuller lives during our stay in this world.
		In the New World the orishas and much of the religion was hidden behind a facade of Catholicism with the orishas themselves represented by various saints.
		The traditions of Santería are fiercely preserved and full knowledge of the rites, songs, and language are prerequisites to any deep involvement in the religion.
	www.orishanet.org /santeria.html (586 words)

	Converted from "Sublime - Santeria.txt"
		song might all be power chords, I'm not really sure.
		^Õthis is obviously a 2- guitar song, but if you have just yourself, than start w/ g1, play g2 during the verse and then switch back for the solo and choruses.
		It is very close to the actual solo but I know there are a few mistakes.
	www.geocities.com /SoHo/Opening/1530/files/Sublime_Santeria.html (1099 words)

	Sacred Sounds: Belief and Society
		Among the wide range of human expressive behavior, the capacity to infuse the joys, sorrows, and humility that characterize religious and spiritual beliefs into oral poetry, chants, songs, and instrumental music is certainly one of the most powerful and inspirational ways all peoples and cultures acknowledge the spirit of the Supreme in their lives.
		Although secular and sacred are terms used to distinguish worldly and temporal concerns from the realm of the universal and the eternal, sacred sounds are not necessarily restricted to formal settings in which religious rituals are performed for followers.
		In the case of Santería, song, instrumental music (orus), and dance are as central to the basic character of the religious ritual as the spoken word is in other religions.
	www.folklife.si.edu /resources/Festival1997/early.htm (1077 words)

	Welcome to Ethics Daily.com!
		Santeria: The Beliefs and Rituals of a Growing Religion in America by Eerdmans.
		Yet he tries to correct what he says are common misconceptions that have resulted in centuries of marginalization and oppression that forced the religion to go underground.
		Santeria became a way to keep their old culture alive, in a way that did not threaten or create suspicion of their oppressors.
	www.ethicsdaily.com /article_detail.cfm?AID=5358 (588 words)

	Untitled Document
		This is the first song Nonsequitur ever learned, so we hold it very dear to our hearts.
		This song made quite an impression at its debut in the basement of Ruggles.
		This song was recently covered and popularized by Rufus Wainwright for a little film called "Shrek." Mike's smooth choral arrangement was inspired primarily by Wainwright's cover.
	www.columbia.edu /cu/nonsequitur/repertoire.htm (717 words)

	RARB Review of Mixed Company - TheBus
		Also, the soloist chooses a delivery that is way too Broadway for the song — instead of an ethereal, almost medieval sound the song changes into something more akin to Les Miserables.
		At times too it seems the group can't back down from their more daring sounds, and as a result blend (especially within the voices) falters on some tunes; as if each member spends so much time doing his or her on thing it's difficult to combine.
		Otherwise, a majority of the songs were just carbon copies of their original tracks.
	www.rarb.org /reviews/73.html (2222 words)

	Comments
		If a real song were playing, and the only notes that made up the song were those four (a strange song, but consider it hypothetically), and I knew that that was the case, I'm confident I could identify the pitches in real time, and hear the vowel sounds passing by as the pitches occurred.
		Although a transposed song is instantly recognizable as the same song, some of the feelings of the song change.
		Lots of pop songs are written in A major and use the F# minor chord as one of the few chords for which a suspended chord or non-diatonic chord voicing is substituted.
	www.aruffo.com /eartraining/comments.htm (1715 words)

	Ritual Songs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The ritual songs of the Lucumi religion are steeped in tradition and history.
		Some of the songs used to call the Osha's down to earth tell a story or are related to an incident the Osha's lived through while on earth.
		The songs are in the Yoruba language and thus must be translated into English.
	www.lucumi.com /ritsongs.cfm (218 words)

	Sublime? Why Yes, They Are \| Guitar Columns @ Ultimate-Guitar.Com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		This song really highlights the psychedelic side of the band, and could be interpreted as a tip of the hat to Jimi Hendrix, considering the song's title, and the guitar sounds on the track.
		An interesting song, based on the LA riots that occurred on that date, and on similar riots that happened in Miami in 1980.
		This song shows off the hip-hop side of Sublime's sound, and it also lends insight into the mindset of where the band was coming from lyrically.
	www.ultimate-guitar.com /columns/artists_discussions/sublime_why_yes_they_are.html (2499 words)

	AHA! Hispanic Arts News, 2002 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		These lyrics are not unlike those interpreted by La Lupe in her song “La Tirana/The Tyrant” from the album La Lupe: Reina de la canción Latina/Queen of Latin Soul, produced in 1968 (Tico Records).
		La Lupe also interprets a song on an album she did with Tito Puente called “Rezo a Yemayá,” where the call-and-response structure Latin music has derived from the African music tradition is obvious.
		This song is done in the form of a bembé, which is one of the three major styles of music used to worship the Yoruba deities.
	www.latinoarts.org /02docs/han/su02/HANsu02a.html (1367 words)

	Santeria - Dege Legg - Black Bayou Construk. - Sound Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Santeria - Dege Legg - Black Bayou Construk.
		Want to hear the last song Santeria recorded in their practice space before going on hiatus last year?
		This is the song that will be in the "BigFoot" Movie, but not the same version.
	golarwash.homestead.com /GolarWashSongPage.html (99 words)

	Sublime - eBaum's World Forum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Santeria and Pawn Shop are pretty kickass as well.
		I can't really relate to the majority of their songs since most of them are about drugs, but still they're a kickass band.
		love is what i got is one of my favorite songs since ever, i suppose, i only just recently rediscovered them.
	forum.ebaumsworld.com /showthread.php?t=29881 (768 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The E on the 7th fret, the Ab on the 4th, the Dbm also on the 4th and the B on either the 2nd or more conveniently the 7th.
		The chords in the song might all be power chords, I'm not really sure.
		To: guitar@olga.net Subject: tab: "santeria" by sublime ^ÕSublime ^ÕSanteria ^Õtranscribed & written by chris adkins (verge17@hotmail.com) ^Õthe last guy who tabbed this didnt get all of it, but he did get some parts.
	getsome.org /guitar/olga/main/s/sublime/santeria.tab (858 words)

	Review: Afro-Cuban Folkloric Music, Part One: Lucumí Music
		The rhythmic roots of these musics, in turn, reside in the ritual drums and songs of the various African ethnic groups brought to Cuba to work as slaves.
		My favorite cut is a song in which she calls for the Orisha Changó.
		The song is usually attributed to John Coltrane, whose rendition made it a jazz classic.
	www.descarga.com /cgi-bin/db/archives/Review19 (1438 words)

	MMDN Forums - Santeria (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Its a religion, I wasn't refering to the song though.
		Santeria is one of the many syncretic religions created in the New World.
		It is based on the West African religions brought to the new world by slaves imported to the Caribbean to work the sugar plantations.
	www.marilyn-manson.net /forums/showthread.php?t=2491 (598 words)

	List your top 20 songs of all time... - Bodybuilding.com Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		This was the first pearl jam song I ever heard, and I like it because it is uplifting and I love the lyrics.
		This song is great, sure the guitar solo does drag on a bit, but i think this song is brilliant.
		But this is by far Metallica's most mellow song, it really stands out from the rest of their songs.
	forum.bodybuilding.com /showthread.php?pagenumber=1&threadid=62799 (1948 words)

	Amazon.com: Sublime: Music: Sublime (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		This song is a SCARY trip down the river of sanity.
		Their self titled album is their most famous album, filled with such well known songs as "What I Got","Santeria", and "Wrong Way".The album is a mixture of reggae,hip-hop, and some punk, similar to the debut but much, much more focused and less "jammy".
		The spontaneity of the debut will be missed by hardcore fans, and theres just something about the way the songs on it(Ruca,Badfish,DJ's..) gel together, blending different styles of music, that is missing and makes it less fun.They still are a capable band on this release, however, and it still delivers the goods overall.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B000002OZS?v=glance (1338 words)

	Come All Ye v20#2: Online Version
		The gathering of songs is set in Ireland, covering four decades between the American Revolution and the Battle of Waterloo.
		[Songs to rally the troops and the folks at home, songs of longing and regret, ballads of sorrow and mourning, and a few songs of hope and humor.]
		Informed by the new social history, this critical examination of strike songs from three different industries in three different regions gives voice to a group too often deemed as inarticulate.
	www.singout.org /cay202.html (2052 words)

	The Llewellyn Encyclopedia: Authors
		Bird is inspired by her ancestors, in particular her grandmothers, one of which was a psychic and the other a spiritualist minister and herbal healer.
		Her uncle, a Santeria priest, Babalawo of Shango, taught her the Ifa traditions of the Yoruba people.
		His songs have been recorded by many Motown artists, and he has worked in television and motion pictures both as a composer of musical scores and actor.
	www.llewellynencyclopedia.com /subjects.php?gen_sbj=Authors (17886 words)

	Chicagoist: Headless Chicken Not So Lucky
		According to the Elmhurst police, Cruz practices Santeria and killed the bird as part of a ritual sacrifice.
		Also known as Lukumi, Santeria is an African-based religion that originated in Cuba.
		The Sox skipper identifies himself as a Roman Catholic, but he is also a babalowa, a leader in the Santeria faith.
	www.chicagoist.com /archives/2006/03/08/headless_chicken_not_so_lucky.php (512 words)

	An Ethnographic Exploration of Santería in
		Santeria is a secret, personalized religion, but today things are changing, and outsiders are sometimes permitted to learn more about it.
		santeria allegedly oozed from the pores of Cuba, or so the books and articles I read would have me believe.
		Gilberto and his brother taught us a Yoruba song, and showed us how, after a divination is rolled, all present must kiss their own hands and then place them on the ground.
	ii.csusb.edu /journal/cuba/havana.html (6167 words)

Try your search on: Qwika (all wikis)