Sakpata

Sakpata

Sakpata

Sakpata, también conocido como Shakpana o Sagbata es el dios u orisha de la viruela, hijo de Yemaja, en la mitología yoruba de África. Se trata de uno de los referentes religiosos más importantes para los habitantes de la República de Benin.

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