PORTRAIT OF A SANTERIA PRIEST

The video explores Enriquito's heritage, tracing his roots back to slavery and his pride in being a guardian of Orisha, spirits representing natural forces. His house is dedicated to Babalú-Ayé, a deity linked to healing. Enriquito leads religious processions in Cuba, emphasizing Santeria's focus on good spirits. The video also highlights the growing popularity of Santeria and the upcoming 50th anniversary celebration of the Sons of Lazarus, a group founded by Enriquito and his wife.

What is the significance of Babalú-Ayé in Santeria?

• A deity of illness and healing

• A deity associated with wealth

• A deity of love and fertility

• A deity of war and strength

Why do people visit Enriquito's house?

• To learn about Cuban history

• To seek help for personal and health issues

• To participate in political discussions

• To explore traditional Cuban cuisine

What event in 1998 influenced religious processions in Cuba?

• The visit of Pope John Paul II

• The Cuban Revolution

• The fall of the Berlin Wall

• The end of the Cold War

Which Orisha is known as the goddess of love and fertility?

• Obatala

• Shango

• Oshun

• Babalú-Ayé

What is the main focus of Santeria according to Enriquito?

• Worshipping only one deity

• Practicing magic for personal gain

• Working with the spirits of good

• Engaging with evil spirits