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The Daughter of Saint, In: Carlos Eugênio Marcondes de Moura (org.). Olóòrisà: Writings on the Religion of the Orixás. São Paulo, Ágora, 1981
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Anthropologist Says, In: Hubert Fichte. Ethnopoetry: Poetic Anthropology of Afro-Brazilian Religions: 39–91. São Paulo, Brasiliense, 1987.
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Omindarewa - A Frenchwoman at Candomblé - in search of another truth. Michel Dion. Ed. Pallas, 2002
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A cidade das mulheres/ The city of women, documentary - directed by Lázaro Faria, Brazil, 2005.
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Contribution to the Study of Candomblés of Brazil. The Rite Angola. (3rd cycle), 1970
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Gisele Omindarewa, directed by Clarice Ehlers Peixoto, Brazil, 2009.
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French resistance fighter, anthropologist and religious leader
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Mother of Saint to French. Bruno Ribeiro - Brazilian Magazine
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memoires-de-candomble-omindarewa-iyalorisa Dion 1998
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