Ghede is a prominent figure in Haitian Vodou, often associated with death and the afterlife. He is known as the spirit of the dead and is often depicted as a playful and mischievous character. Ghede is celebrated for his ability to connect the living with the deceased, helping to guide souls in their journey after death. In Vodou rituals, Ghede is invoked during ceremonies to honor ancestors and celebrate life. He is often represented by symbols like the skull and is known for his distinctive attire, which includes a top hat and dark glasses. His presence emphasizes the importance of remembering and respecting those who have passed away.