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Papá Liborio el santo vivo de Maguana
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- "Santo vivo de Maguana"
- "Santo vivo de Maguana (República Dominicana)"
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- http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/no2003122473
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- "Olivorio Mateo (Papá Liborio) was the greatest messianic leader of the Dominican Republic. He arose in the interior southwest of the Dominican Republic as a traditional healer and advocate of the marginalized peasantry during the period of transition from precapitalistic to capitalistic society. The revival of Liborismo through the Movement of Palma Sola (1962-62) and the continued devotion to Liborio as an incarnation of Jesus Christ are documented. Includes testimonials, rituals, and music of palos (long-drums), salves, and the "comarca" used by Liborio for healing."
- "Olivorio Mateo (Papá Liborio) was the greatest messianic leader of the Dominican Republic. He arose in the interior southwest of the Dominican Republic as a traditional healer and advocate of the marginalized peasantry during the period of transition from precapitalistic to capitalistic society. The revival of Liborismo through the Movement of Palma Sola (1962-62) and the continued devotion to Liborio as an incarnation of Jesus Christ are documented. Includes oral historias and extensive examples of the music associated with Liborismo (salves, palos, comarca)."
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- "Papá Liborio el santo vivo de Maguana"