Contacting Ilé Tüntun

Ilé Tüntun

Ilé Tüntun is a lukumi house based in Havana with a pronounced African bent.  The babalawos wear African clothes and are keen students of traditions from the motherland. They work with Taiwo Abimbola, son of Wande Abimbola, one of the 16 babalawos of Ife, Nigeria. Wande Abimbola is Awise Awo Ni Agbaye, "spokesperson and ambassador for the Yorůbá religion and culture in the world."

Frank Cabrera, Obe Che, is a babalawo whose lineage comes from Miguel Febles Padron -- Febles learned from the old masters in Palmiras, a small town in Cienfuegos.  Febles is the padrino who propagated lukumi religion in many parts of Latin America, including Mexico and Venezuela.  Ilé Tüntun similarly has a very wide reach.

There are multiple web sites: http://iletuntun.com, http://iletuntun.net, and www.iletuntun.com.ve/frank_cabrera.htm

Ifa Salvara Nuestro Mundo en Crisis, traduccion de Ifá will mend our broken world por Wande Abimbola, Awise Awo Ni Agbaye, "portavoz y embajador por la relgion y cultura Yorůbá en el mundo"  y Ivor Miller. 59 paginas, PDF 7 MB. Publicado por Ilé Tüntun, reproducido aqui con permisión.

Boletínes Ilé Tüntun, 1999-2009, PDF 22 MB, 288 p. con buscador y indices. División Informativa de la Religión Yoruba Afro-Latina en Latinoamérica

Festival Calendario Yoruba XII - Ilé Tüntun, Venezuela, 1 to 7 June, 2009