The Orisha Nana Burukú is a Deity belonging to the Yoruba pantheon whose cult comes from the Aará land. Its name is translated as: Naná = birth / Burukú = moon, interpreted as: the light that illuminates the earth at night, making it less cloudy and gloomy for living beings It is said that this Deity lives both in water and on land, although, par excellence, she is recognized as Goddess of waters, lagoons, rivers, dams, wells; and any other manifestation of fresh water on earth.

Her following does not enjoy much popularity in Cuba, since very few of his followers and initiates came to the island. Preserving its secrets towards the Matanzas area.

It is one of the first spiritualities to travel the earth. Naná is as old as fresh water, which is basic for the existence of living beings. It is from this bond that maternal and protective qualities are attributed to him for the existence of life. In addition, its energy is considered to influence humans as a kind of guide, it is the light that accompanies its children and initiates to reach their destination on earth, and it uses the power of the moon to manifest that quality