The Gede (French: Guede) are the family of lwa, spirits or deities associated with Ancestor worship in Haitian Vodou, that represent the powers of death and fertility.

Fèt Gede – the Haitian Day of the Dead – is an annual tradition when practitioners of vodou parade through the streets, possessed by the spirits of the dead (gede)

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2016年10月31日 · This time of year belongs to Gede (pronounced “Geh-Day”), the Haitian Vodou lwa of the dead. Venerating the dead and the ancestors is the world’s oldest religious practice.

2017年11月1日 · Fet Gede, the Feast of the Dead, is a time when Vodouisants celebrate the ancestral dead, typically held during either or both of the first two days in November. Known as the Festival of the...

2017年11月12日 · The symbol for Gede is a cross that represents death and the four elements, which encompass the cardinal realm. Their dance the banda, that involves the movements of the hips and sexual attraction, which originated in the Kongo.

2023年11月2日 · La célébration du culte des morts a lieu principalement le 2 novembre, bien que le 1er novembre, jour de la Toussaint, soit également un jour férié en Haïti. Les adeptes du vodou en profitent pour manifester leur foi à travers le rite Gede, observé dans les rues de la capitale, dans les cimetières et dans les peristil, lieux de culte ...

2017年11月13日 · The Gedés are a category of Haitian Vodou spirit. They may be a subdivision of lwa or they may be their very own category, a parallel class of spirits. They are wild, rambunctious spirits, not easily categorized or pigeonholed. They are mediating spirits: • The Gedés mediate between the Rada and Petro pantheons.

Papa Gede, a Haitian Vodou divinity (lwa) associated with death and resurrection, practically dances off the bead- and sequin-spangled ritual banner (drapo) dedicated to him.

2020年2月27日 · What’s Fet Gede? Fet Gede (also knows as Fèt Gede or Fète Gede) is like its Haitian celebrators: joyful, resilient, and unordinary. This celebration offers time not only to celebrate death but to face it. Let’s take at the origin of Fet Gede and why it’s important.