Legba represents a West African and Caribbean Voodoo god. This god has many different names depending on the region in which he is worshipped is most commonly known in Haiti as Papa Legba. Papa Legba serves as the guardian of the Poto Mitan–the center of power and support in the home.

Is a loa a God?

The Loa, or Lwa, are spirits of the vodou/voodoo religion. While they are worshiped like gods, and evolved from several African Old Gods, they are actually spirits akin to saints or angels, acting as intermediaries between the humans and Bondye, the Supreme God and Creator of the World.

Who is the king of voodoo?

Papa LegbaVeve of Papa LegbaVenerated inHaitian Vodou, Folk CatholicismFeastJune 13