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Umbanda Portuguese pronunciation: is a syncretic Afro-Brazilian religion that blends African traditions with Roman Catholicism, Spiritism, and Indigenous American beliefs. Although some of its beliefs and most of its practices existed in the late 19th century in almost all Brazil, it is assumed that Umbanda originated in Niterói and surrounding areas in the early 20th century, mainly due to the work of a psychic medium, Zélio Fernandino de Moraes, who practiced Umbanda among the poor. Isto É Umbanda Xangô, 1999. Mestre Marne. Tuca, born Valeniza Zagni da Silva 17 October 1944, São Paulo, Brazil - 8 May 1978, São Paulo, Brazil was a Brazilian singer, guitarist and songwriter. In 1957, Valeniza Zagni da Silva began to compose while studying classical music at the Conservatory of São Paulo. During the mid-sixties, she participated in several TV talent-shows while being part of the Group of Popular Music at the University of Architecture and Urbanization of São Paulo. In 1966, with her first album, Meu Eu, she came by her stage name, Tuca. She composed the music on twelve songs and wrote the lyrics on three. Performer: Tuca. Title: Xangõ, Umbanda. Date of release: 1970. Country: France. MP3 album size: 1854 mb. FLAC APE album size: 1806 mb. WMA album size: 1590 mb. Digital formats . Xangõ, Umbanda. Xangô is a track by Tuca from the album Meu Eu released in 1966. Xangô appears on the following albums by Tuca: Meu Eu track 8 this album 1966. My favourite store . Listen to music from Umbanda - Xangô like Caboclo Xangô Arirá, Pedra rolou Pai Xangô Lá Na Pedreira & more. Find the latest tracks, albums, and images from Umbanda - Xangô. Album 2005 26 Songs. Saudação a Xangô