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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Recent news mentions
Iyá Nassô is the leader of the first terreiro de candomblé in Brazil, which was presented by Unidos de Padre Miguel.
Carnaval do RJ: Unidos de Padre Miguel abre noite de apresentações no sambódromo da Sapucaí
Liechtenstein· 2025-03-03
Iyá Nassô is recognized as the 'mae de santo' who founded the first candomblé temple in Brazil.
Los desfiles en el Sambódromo inician con la historia del primer templo africano
Bolivia· 2025-03-03
Iyá Nassô is the founder of the first candomblé terreiro in Brazil.
Desfiles das escolas de samba do Rio começam neste domingo com mudanças e despedidas; entendaLiechtenstein· 2025-03-02
