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Is There Anything to Fear? Find Out What Zangbetos Are and What Their Importance Is in African Culture
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In the voodoo culture of Benin, Togo and Nigeria, the Zangbetos, or “night guards”, are spiritual figures of the Ogu peoples who protect communities. They are represented by conical straw structures and vibrant colors. These beings act as watchmen against thieves and evil forces, combining tradition, dance and endless myths that haunt them. Continue reading: VIDEO Was it in Morelos? They catch alleged psychophony from La Llorona near a large bo…
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