Wow, how many traditions and customs. In some cases they resemble each other, but they still seem incredible to us. We work on the bad eyes with a santero who prays them and pours holy water on them, only if the child gets sick to his stomach and cries a lot is this person taken away, which is done like a baptism before the baptism in the church. You must have godmothers of water, godmother of sail and two other godmothers to make the prayer to remove the evil eye of the child. Thank you for sharing your customs @projectmamabg
Vaya, cuántas tradiciones y costumbres. En algunos casos se parecen unas a otras, pero no dejan de parecernos increíbles. Lo de los malos ojos nosotros los trabajamos con un santero que los reza y les echa agua bendita, solo si el niño se pone malito del estómago y llora mucho se lleva a esta persona que se hace como un bautismo antes del bautismo en la iglesia. Debe tener madrinas de agua, madrina de vela y otras dos madrinas para hacer el rezo para quitar el mal de ojo del niño. Gracias por compartir tus costumbres @projectmamabg
Wow, this is incredible. I have some more "traditions" which are for "the bad eyes" but they are not Christian. Our country has been formated from 3-4 tribes and there is something left from them for such occasions.
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