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This article aims to revisit, through oral sources, some candomblé “terreiros” (places of worship) from the region of São Gonçalo dos Campos city in the Recôncavo of Bahia. It is the unfolding of a research that investigated the trajectory of a family of African descendants that since 19th century managed to keep despite slavery the African surname: Cazumbá. The reports pointed the presence of this family members in the main candomblé “terreiros” in the São Gonçalo dos Campos city and region, from the second half of the 19th century. Highlight for the “Terreiro da Lama” that had its existence until the mid-sixties of the last century.

O Sagrado no Feminino: Narrativas de Terreiros do Recôncavo Baiano (São Gonçalo dos Campos)