Senhor do Bonfim is a significant religious figure in Brazil, particularly in the state of Bahia. He is often depicted as a representation of Jesus Christ and is venerated for his miracles and blessings. The Church of Senhor do Bonfim, located in Salvador, is a popular pilgrimage site where devotees tie colorful ribbons, known as "fitas," to the church's gates as a symbol of faith and requests for divine intervention. The festival of Lavagem do Bonfim celebrates this devotion, attracting thousands of participants each year. During the event, people dress in traditional white clothing and carry offerings to the church, creating a vibrant atmosphere filled with music and dance. This celebration highlights the blend of African and Catholic traditions that characterize the culture of Bahia.