https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ogun
Ogun or Ogoun (Yoruba: Ògún, Edo: Ògún, Portuguese: Ogum, Gu; also spelled Oggun or Ogou; known as Ogún or Ogum in Latin America) is a Yoruba spirit that appears in several African religions.He attempted to seize the throne after the demise of Ọbàtálá, who reigned twice, before and after Oduduwa, but was ousted by Obamakin (Obalufon Ogbogbodirin) and sent on an exile - an event

https://visithaiti.com/haiti-up-close/haitian-vodou-gods-goddesses/
Learn about the Loas, the spiritual intermediaries between God and humans in Haitian Vodou. Discover the role and symbolism of Ogou, the fierce warrior and protector, and other powerful deities such as Legba, Erzulie, and Damballa.

https://mythicalencyclopedia.com/ogou/
Ogou is a Haitian Vodou deity with African roots, associated with fire, war, iron, and politics. Learn about his origins, manifestations, symbolism, rituals, and cultural impact in this article.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3U4wYv72XQ
OGOU is a song by Weena, a new Haitian female voice, released 13 years ago. The video has over 8 million views and features Weena singing and dancing in a colorful outfit.

https://visithaiti.com/art-culture/veve-vodou-symbols-cosmograms/
Ogou is a powerful warrior spirit in Haitian Vodou, with several vèvè symbols dedicated to him. The position of the sword in the drawing serves as a quick identifier for the different Ogous, such as Ogou Feray, Ogou Badagri, and Ogou Adaché.

https://www.godchecker.com/vodou-mythology/OGOU/
Learn about Ogou, the adopted god of metal, fire, war, iron, politics, blacksmiths and furnaces in Vodou. Find out his alternative names, roles, areas of expertise, popularity and how to cite this article.

https://altargods.com/voodoo/ogou-voodoo-god-of-iron-magic/
Ogou is a powerful and charismatic Lwa in Haitian Voodoo, associated with metal, war, hunting, healing, and shamanism. Learn about his origins, symbolism, rituals, and how to invoke his Ashe.

https://kiwimojo.com/home/haitian-vodou/the-lwa/the-nago-lwa/ogou-feray/
Ogou Feray is perhaps the closest in nature to the Ogoun of the Lukumi/Yoruba traditions in that in he rules over fire, iron, war and blacksmiths. Aside from this Ogou is raw power, a traditional warrior that likes the things that soldiers like, good rum, cigars, meat, and of course beautiful woman.

http://santeriachurch.org/the-orishas/ogun/
Ogun. Ogún is the orisha of iron, tools and weapons. He is a fierce warrior and protective father. Ogún (also spelled Oggun, Ogou or Ogum) is a powerful, fierce warrior who defends his people and fights against injustice. Ogun has the intelligence and creativity to invent tools, weapons, and technology. He is the father of civilization in

https://alchemlearning.com/fet-ogou-festival-of-ogou-festival/
The festival's roots trace back to traditions brought by African slaves during the colonial period, with Ogou emerging as a symbol of resistance, protection, and cultural identity. The Fèt Ògou, also known as the Festival of Ogou, is a vibrant celebration deeply rooted in Haitian Vodou culture, honoring the powerful spirit Ogou. This.

https://www.smithsonianmag.com/arts-culture/explore-timeless-world-vodou-haiti-180963673/
Vodou is a syncretic faith that blends African and Catholic influences, and honors a supreme creator god and intermediary spirits. Learn about its history, practices and rituals through photos of a pilgrimage to a cave in northern Haiti.

https://manbomary.com/?p=128
Ogun is more of a blacksmith, whereas Ogou is more of a soldier. Ogou is indeed every inch a soldier: brave, fierce, protective, and he expects nothing less than your best effort. Many Ogous carry a machete, but some favor a sword. His colors are red and blue, but some Ogou take additional colors: Ogou St. Jacques takes red and khaki.

https://www.labelledeesse.com/lb-spirits/st-jack-majeur/
St Jack and Ogou are celebrated on the 25th of July. A big day in Haitian vodou and in la plaine du nord in Au cap Haiti. it's one of the most popular pilgrimage for vodouisants. St Jack is a god of war. He is able to help us fight in any battles in our lives, pray to him for strength and courage. He's married to maitress Erzuli Freda, and

https://sites.fhi.duke.edu/vodouarchive/2012/11/30/lakou-badjo/
The Nago pantheon is mainly the Ogou family of loa, which are known as warriors and leaders. The temple at Badjo was dedicated to Ogou Batagri. In the passage below, scholar Marie-Joseph Saint-Lot describes some of the qualities of Nago drumming and dance: "The Nago dance is dedicated to Ogou, nèg la gè (man of war), hence its extreme vigor

https://dialogueinstitute.org/afrocaribbean-and-african-religion-information/2020/9/16/vodou
Learn about Vodou, a creolized religion of African and Catholic influences in Haiti. Ogou is a warrior deity paired with Saint George, who presides over war, politics, and fire.

https://time.com/3791786/vodou/
Another often misunderstood practice is the presence of weapons in Vodou ceremonies. A man in slide #2 is shown possessed by a warrior spirit named Ogou. He holds a large machete symbolic of that Loa.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CXxK07bsj5Y
Donate to The Artists Institute, Haiti: https://gofund.me/2bef3820Buy/Stream 'Leave the Bones': https://anjunadeep.ffm.to/lmjrltb.oydBuy/stream 'Ogou (Pran K

https://www.khanacademy.org/humanities/art-1010/latin-america-modernism/surrealism-latin-america/a/hector-hyppolite-ogou-feray-also-known-as-ogoun-ferraille
He is Ogou Fer, also known as Ogou Feray, an important. loa. of the Haitian Vodou pantheon. The artist, Hector Hyppolite, created many paintings like this one that are tied to Vodou, for the burgeoning Haitian art market of the 1940s. Hector Hyppolite, Ogou Feray also known as Ogoun Ferraille (detail), c. 1945, oil paint on Masonite (The Museum

https://sites.fhi.duke.edu/vodouarchive/
The Nago pantheon is mainly the Ogou family of loa, which are known as warriors and leaders. The temple at Badjo was dedicated to Ogou Batagri. In the passage below, scholar Marie-Joseph Saint-Lot describes some of the qualities of Nago drumming and dance: "The Nago dance is dedicated to Ogou, nèg la gè (man of war), hence its extreme vigor

https://smarthistory.org/hector-hyppolite-ogou-feray-also-known-as-ogoun-ferraille/
Ogou Feray also known as Ogoun Ferraille. Who is this man with a sword and a machete in his hands surrounded by symbols and objects that seem to float around him, including a table with a flaming chalice. He wears boots, a military-style coat above an orange vest, and tall red hat adorned with black symbols. His face is rather inscrutable, with

https://www.britannica.com/topic/lwa-Vodou
People will often choose to marry their mèt tèt, that is, the lwa who has been identified, either through divination or consultation with the spirits, to "walk" with that person. The personalities of the devotee and of his or her mèt tèt are often quite similar. For example, a person whose mèt tèt is Ogou is expected to be brave, bold, and sometimes quick tempered.

https://houngangatesa.tripod.com/id43.html
Ogou Feray is a lwa of war, of battle. Ogou Badagri is a known diplomat. He rules over diplomacy. Different Ogou also act differently during possession. Ogou Feray often yells, Ogou Sen Jack has a high pitched feminine type voice. Yet all Ogous have things in common. They also drink different things, and may have different vevers.

https://cyberpunk.fandom.com/wiki/Ogou
Ogou is an Iconic variant of the Kang Tao A-22B Chao in Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty The Ogou has been modified to better suit the needs of the Voodoo Boys. Ogou has an iconic modifier that allows it to burst fire two explosive rounds, that have 800% increased chance to dismember enemies. After performing a successful dismemberment of an enemy, you gain 10% increased Crit Chance, 10%

https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/13696815.2024.2321982
14 Interview with the actor Patrice Ogou (Student 1), Cotonou, 2018. We believe that the actor knelt down so he wouldn't be seen taking a rebellious stance in front of lecturers in the audience from the DLM. 15 Of course, they were all students! But, there is a huge difference between a student who just peacefully follows his studies and one