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Oyá
(Candomblé: Iansã)
Oyá is the aspect of autonomous, strong, wild, warrior femininity in Santería. It stands for change, transformation, transition. Oyá's element is the wind/storm. She is the guardian of the cemeteries. She was married to Changó (the god of fire) and is his equal.
A legend about Oyá tells that she stole and drank Changó's magic potion, which gave him his strength. When he noticed this he became very angry and chased her. But he can't reach her because she's faster than him. This is why the storm (Oyá) comes before lightning and thunder (Changó).
Symbols: Machete, horsehair whip
Colors: Wine red / dark red
Syncretism: St. Barbara, Virgin of Candelaria (th
e patroness of Cuba)

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