What is another word for macumba?
Pronunciation: [makˈʌmbə] (IPA) 
Macumba is a term commonly used in Brazil to describe a type of African-Brazilian religion, which is characterized by a blend of practices from African, European, and indigenous religions. However, this term can have different meanings in other parts of Latin America, such as Cuba and Argentina, where it's used to refer to a type of folk medicine or ritualistic healing practices. Some synonyms for macumba include candomble, umbanda, quimbanda, and espiritismo, which are all related to different Afro-Brazilian religious traditions. Additionally, the term "voodoo" from the Caribbean, and "santería" from Cuba, can also be considered synonyms for macumba due to their similar roots and practices.
