Cuban Folk-Lore

"Cuban Folk-Lore" by L. Roy Terwilliger is a captivating study of Cuba's vibrant cultural heritage at the start of the 20th century. It illuminates the superstitions, witchcraft, and folklore deeply embedded within the nation and shows how African, indigenous, and European traditions combined to create a unique society. The book explores the Ñañiguismo society, a mysterious group blending African and Catholic beliefs, detailing its rituals, beliefs, and the role of the "Brujo," or witch doctor. Furthermore, the author considers the remnants of the Siboney people's beliefs, highlighting their lasting impact. The book provides a thorough exploration into supernatural convictions that remain significant in Cuban culture.