Did you ever wonder what Desi Arnaz meant when he would say “Babalu!” on the tv show “I Love Lucy”!?! He was referring to Babalu Aye, the Yoruba orisha of sickness, disease, and epidemics! In this episode of Our Roots Podcast, Joseph Baba Ifa is questioned about how this orisha ended up with this job!
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