Orishas Best Scenes | American Gods Best Scenes Season 3

[@mundocaramelo5980]

AXÉ PRA QUEM É DE AXÉ. SALVE OS ORIXÁS

[@obiologo]

Axé!!

[@MrRuanMar]

AXÉ

[@ricardolara4539]

The best scenes for ever in this season. I loved 💃🏾💃🏾🎷🎺🎼🎶

[@cletohenrique7887]

Meu coração nunca está pronto para essa cena. Depois desse ep eu me apaixonei pelos orixás e tudo de matriz africana

[@carolinepaiva7563]

Axé axé axé! Orisa lives inside us! ❤️

[@douglasflavianocalazansmav3236]

Lindo ! Tô chorando aqui . . . Mesmo sendo ateu, carrego o carinho e respeito pelo culto dos meus ancestrais trazidos cativos para o nosso continente 😍😍

[@kah_nkosi]

Igualmente irmão, com certeza a cultura dos nossos ancestrais devia ser ensinada pro nosso povo

[@felipedejesusferreirasouza2196]

The sacred Orixás gods keep their flame alive in contemporary times, they are still worshiped by millions of people around the world, mainly in Brazil in the religions of Umbanda and Candomblé in which these powerful deities are the center of spirituality, they are the force of nature that provide paths to mortals on the journey of life, tomorrow my Umbanda temple will praise Iansã, the goddess of storms. Save the Orixás, AXÉ PARA TODOS VOCÊS IRMÃOS DE CRENÇA ❤

[@GVML18]

Salve a Força! Axé! ❤

[@agenttheater5]

Some say it's a bad storyline and that she'd always been powerful and unapologetic with her body and her sexuality and that this took that away from her. I think she just gained a different form of power with her body - the dance the Orishas do and that she does with them, that's power embodied, that's control and freedom all in one, that's joy embodied.

[@Delta-ei7im]

I mean this clearly reinforces her identity into something stronger

[@MrMidas-bc2mf]

Axé! Salve os Orixás! Salve a umbanda sagrada

[@SashyGryphyth]

The very first creator. Not in terms of which religion was first, the actual first, creation. The name does not matter, your first cell to conceive the spark of life had no name. That cell then had to split itself to be multiple and function as something bigger and grow. Do you remember? DNA can remember. I is we. We all came from a single source. The singular source. Creation embodies the creator and ourselves at once, and it is mother that carries both men and women. Without creation, we are all nothing.

[@alfredovaladez4460]

Maferefun la Ocha todos los días se mi vida

[@je3386]

Salve desde 🇧🇷

[@moisebundukibangwe4720]

Wait until everybody wakes up ...do yall feel it it getting there it already there😂 Ase

[@AugustoCesar-yq7lm]

SARAVÁ!

[@Mastermint]

You know, Nana should have been there. She's have quite literaly buried them all in the mud.

[@tucunarestore7809]

Axé 🙏🙏

[@irasemaferreira5294]

Tá louca pra assistir esse filme.

[@agenttheater5]

3:52 Silly arrogant boys......

[@fabianareveli8113]

Alguém sabe em qual episódio da terceira temporada é?

[@migueltavaresoliveira941]

A música do 1:46 é no ep 5 da 3 temp

[@kethelynmendes580]

Ep 4

[@marcandopeligromusic8505]

in what chapter does it come out

[@TalesZuliani]

Alguém sabe qual a música que está no fundo?

[@agenttheater5]

Was Shadow's mother one of them? Is that why Bisques felt a connection between them? Or was she just talking about Laura

[@Veronica-q3l2c]

Que capitulo es?

[@migueltavaresoliveira941]

Anyone knows the name of the music 1:46?

[@trazyntheinfinite1961]

wrath's echo

[@iancristales6361]

Ashé

[@Nyx666]

🔥

[@crispaz19]

Esta en Netflix

[@juanmanuelzardain78]

amazon prime

[@laisablack-grandonna]

😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@ndamonsaliwa3159]

Wale

[@josesmithfont3889]

Que capitulo es este?

[@trazyntheinfinite1961]

what are you the GOD again of?

[@OzyEdoTorrealba]

Bilquis' myth has ties with the one of Oshun. Both can even be considered the same in different cultures. Goddes of love, sex and birth, owner of fresh waters, gold and femeninity

[@trazyntheinfinite1961]

be advanced

[@trazyntheinfinite1961]

i see now you is a teacher

[@RolandoAdrianDeCristofaro]

And after so many years and seeing this scene hundreds of times I understand it: Bilquis was an ancient representation of Oxum!

[@omerbangash2497]

This is the perfect celebration of the Black History Month, where th told Gods are celebrated with abundance.

[@trazyntheinfinite1961]

before

[@janechinwe7339]

Why is it American god's? The Orishas are African (Nigerian) god's.

[@kajamoiddeen]

Well the story is about the gods that was brought to America by the invaders, immigrants and slaves. It is how these gods are not as powerful as before bcoz these people don't believe in them like the used to few centuries ago.

[@LucasVeittori]

Essa série é sobre as diferentes religiões que foram levadas para a América. Orishas são da África, mas se espalharam por todo mundo

[@trazyntheinfinite1961]

i'll send ogdriada

[@trazyntheinfinite1961]

ren

[@Eromosele1-v6j]

How did you guys make Osun and Aye so bad they could not even pronounce their own names the right way. These are Yoruba gods and goddesses and they came with that accent, lol

[@trazyntheinfinite1961]

algiz

[@trazyntheinfinite1961]

for more wealth

[@sugarbear6184]

Always showing us as slaves

[@melissa.tmordi7767]

Dropped the show the minute I saw they made Osun light-skinned and American and made her dance like a flamenco dancer. The amount of respect, research and dedication to mythology and culture by the first season was unmatched. This was just made up nonsense.

[@andremoreira7690]

So what is the problem if she has a light skin? Does that make her less african? The African continent isn't summed up to only one ethnicity. Oxum is the mother of us all. She doesn't discriminate us, but you...

[@ClarenceDau]

What kind of racism is this ? what a really strange way of thinking !

[@lovelylocolad]

There's a soap (Dúdú Osun), she was that complexion. It would have been nice to see a darker toned melanated woman play the role. The dancing is comical, cheesey. It's very fused with Caucasian and Latin America: inaccurate. It's actually rather offensive. 😂

[@AugustoCesar-yq7lm]

SARAVÁ!