- santeros/
santeras and
their "godchildren" is
central to the religion's
social organization, and
practitioners believe that the more "godchildren" a
santera or...
- Look up santero or
santera in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Santero (feminine form
santera,
Spanish for "saint-maker") may
refer to: An
artisan who...
-
Santera Tequila is a
brand of
tequila made from blue
agave which is
produced and
bottled in Jalisco, Mexico. The
agave for
Santera Tequila is
grown in...
-
various herbs and
their different ****ociations and uses.
Santeros and
santeras often emphasise this
teaching in a non-verbal manner,
encouraging their...
-
arrived between 1965 and 1973 and who,
although initiated santeros and
santeras, were not babalawos. The
ethnomusicologist María
Teresa Vélez
noted that...
- Jūryoku-sei)
Gettei Santera (月帝サンテラ)
Voiced by: Yūko
Sasaki Santera, is one of the
Asura gods and twin
sister of Antera, the Sun Emperor.
Santera ruled over the...
- Life
Organic Tequila (2015) Patrón (1989)
Rooster Rojo San José
Tequila Santera Tequila (2015)
Sauza Tequila (1873) Señor Río (2009)
Siembra Azul (2005)...
- They
depict the
Virgin Mary, Jesus, saints, or angels. A
santero (female:
santera) is a
craftsperson who
makes the image. Some
santos which have
gained greater...
- used by
priests and
priestesses of Santería, who are
called Santeros and
Santeras, respectively. Both men and
women who have been
initiated into Santería...
- Rosenak, Chuck; Rosenak, Jan (1998). The
Saint Makers :
Contemporary Santeras y Santeros. Flagstaff, AZ:
Northland Publishing. p. 47. ISBN 0873587189...
