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EPISODE · Jan 13, 2026 · 1H

“Bahia Is Africa in Brazil 🇧🇷🌍 | Yoruba Roots, Candomblé & Black Identity” S.1 Ep.1

from Family Meeting · host Torera Sotinwa

Bahia holds the heartbeat of Africa in Brazil 🔥In this special Family Meeting episode, we sit with a native of Bahia to explore Afro-Brazilian identity, Yoruba roots, and how Candomblé emerged as a powerful act of resistance from African traditional practices. We also unpack the hidden structures of racism in Brazil, the myth of racial harmony, and what it means to be Black in one of the largest African diasporas in the world today.This is a conversation about memory, survival, and reclaiming identity across the Atlantic.🎙️ Family Meeting - where wahala meets wisdom.

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