Quimbanda is a term used in Afro-Brazilian religions, particularly in Candomble. Synonyms for this term include "umbanda," "candomble de caboclo," and "espiritismo de caboclo." These are all related to African religious practices brought by slaves to Brazil and are still widely practiced today. The word "umbanda" is a broader term used to describe a specific Afro-Brazilian religion that incorporates elements of Spiritism, Catholicism, and African traditions. "Candomble de caboclo" is a term used to describe a form of Candomble that venerates indigenous spirits, while "espiritismo de caboclo" is a type of mediumship that communicates with ancestral spirits. These synonyms demonstrate the diverse and rich religious practices that exist within Afro-Brazilian religions.