Iyá Nassô
Iyá Nassô is recognized as the founder of the first candomblé terreiro in Brazil, established in the 19th century in Salvador, Bahia. Her contributions to Afro-Brazilian culture and spirituality have had a lasting impact, and she is celebrated for her role in preserving and promoting the traditions of candomblé. In the context of the recent samba parades, her legacy is highlighted as a significant theme for the Unidos de Padre Miguel samba school.
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Liechtenstein:
Iyá Nassô is the leader of the first terreiro de candomblé in Brazil, which was presented by Unidos de Padre Miguel.
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Bolivia:
Iyá Nassô is recognized as the 'mae de santo' who founded the first candomblé temple in Brazil.
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Liechtenstein:
Iyá Nassô is the founder of the first candomblé terreiro in Brazil.
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