The religions of Santeria and Visio are examples of

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syncretic religions that have emerged from the blending of African spiritual beliefs with Catholicism. Santeria originated in Cuba, while Vodou (Visio) originated in Haiti. Both religions incorporate elements of African spiritual practices and Catholicism, resulting in a unique blend of beliefs and rituals. Followers of Santeria and Vodou often worship a pantheon of deities known as Orishas or Loa, and engage in rituals such as animal sacrifices and drumming ceremonies to communicate with and honor these deities. Both religions also place a strong emphasis on ancestor veneration and healing practices.