La Regla

de Arará, other names: Council (Haiti, Trinida d) and Arrada (Carriacou) - afroamerykańska religion in Cuba and the Antilles. The word Arará comes from the name of the town in Benin: Allada. Also in this region came from slaves, mostly et hnic Fon, Ewe, Popo and Mahi who in the sixteenth to the nineteenth century, were deported to Cuba. To this day, among the followers of Arará are divisions by ethnicity: Arará Dajomé (Dahomey), Arará Sabalú (Savalu town, northern Benin) and Arará Magino (Mahi).

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