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Petro loa
Petro ((ハイチ語:Petwo)), sometimes as ''Pethro'', is a family of loa (spirits) in Haitian Vodou religion. The story is that they originated in Haiti, under the harsh conditions of slavery. The term ''petro'' can also refer to a drum used in the music of Haiti. "Petro" loas are often considered to be "angry" or demon loa, used in "black magick". They are the "newer" loa that can relate to the harsh, unimaginable conditions that slaves had to endure.
==Story==
Their rites feature whip cracking, whistles and ignited gunpowder. In addition, Petro drumbeats are swifter and more syncopated than the Rada rhythms. Danto is considered the "mother" of the Petro nation and is one of the most important Petro loa. Where Her sister Freda (a Rada loa) is known for Her softness and gentleness, Danto is known for Her strength. When faced with harsh reality Freda breaks down in tears; Danto's response is an inarticulate shuddering tantrum.
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