or Can·dom·blé
noun
A religion based on African traditions with elements derived from Christianity, practiced chiefly in Brazil.
Origin of Candomble
Portuguese Candomblé ritual drum music of Bantu origin (perhaps imitative of the sound of drums)Candomble
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