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Loa:

1. Adjassou-Linguetor
2. Adjinakou
3. Adya Houn'tò
4. Agassou
5. Agwe
6. Ayida-Weddo
7. Ayizan
8. Azaka-Tonnerre
9. Bacalou
10. Badessy
11. Baron SamediIn Vodun, Baron Samedi ("Baron Saturday") was one of the gods of the dead, along with Baron Cimetiere and Baron La Croix; Baron Samedi was usually depicted with a top hat, black tuxedo, sunglasses and a cigar. He was one of the Guede. In the James Bond mo
12. Boli ShahIn Vodun, and especially Haiti, Boli Shah is a minor loa who guards families.
13. Bossou AshadehIn Vodun, and especially in Haiti, Boddou Ashadeh is a loa, the spirit of the deceased Dahomean King Tegbesou. Vodun gods.
14. Boum'ba MazaIn Vodun, an animist, or nature-based religion, the Boum'ba Maza are a group of powerful spirits or deities known as loa.
15. Bugid Y AibaIn Vodun, and especially on Haiti and Puerto Rico, Bugid Y Aiba is the god of war. Vodun gods War gods.
16. Captain DebasIn Vodun, Captain Debas was a loa. Alternative: Captain Debard, Captain Deebat.
17. ClermeilIn Haitian Vodun, Clermeil was the loa who made rivers flood their banks. He was usually depicted as a white man. Sea and river gods Vodun gods.
18. Congo (voodoo)
19. DamballaIn Vodun, Damballa is one of the most important of all the loa. He was associated with snakes. He was the father of all the rest of the loa. His wife was Ayida Weddo (or Erzulie). He was associated with the color white. Alternative names: Damballa Weddo,
20. Dan Petro
21. Dan Wédo
22. Diable Tonnere
23. Diejuste
24. Dinclinsin
25. Erzulie
26. Ghede
27. Gran Maître
28. Grand Bois
29. Guinee
30. Kalfu
31. Lemba
32. Limba
33. L'inglesou
34. Loco
35. Mademoiselle Charlotte
36. Mait' Carrefour
37. Maîtresse Délai
38. Maîtresse Hounon'gon
39. Maman Brigitte
40. Marassa
41. Marassa Jumeaux
42. Marinette
43. Mombu
44. Mounanchou
45. Nago Shango
46. Ogoun
47. Papa Legba
48. Pie
49. Simbi
50. Sobo
51. Sousson-Pannan
52. Ti Jean Quinto
53. Ti Malice
54. Ti-Jean Petro