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Iansã, also known as Oyá or Yansã, is a revered deity in Afro-Brazilian religions like Candomblé and Umbanda. Here's a summary of the characteristics and meanings associated with Iansã: The Queen of Winds and Storms: Iansã is often depicted as the queen of winds, storms, and lightning. She is a powerful figure linked to the forces of nature. Color and Symbols: Iansã is associated with the color red and is typically depicted wearing a flowing skirt symbolizing the movement of the winds. Her symbols include swords, fans, and lightning bolts. Day of Celebration: Iansã's day of celebration varies depending on the religious tradition but is often associated with Wednesdays. On this day, devotees wear red clothing, offer fruits, flowers, and spicy foods, and celebrate her energy.

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