Vodun is a traditional African religion primarily practiced in Benin, Togo, and parts of Nigeria. It involves the worship of spirits known as Loa or Orisha, who are believed to influence various aspects of life. Practitioners often engage in rituals, music, and dance to connect with these spirits and seek their guidance. The religion emphasizes the importance of community and ancestral veneration. Vodun is often misunderstood and misrepresented, particularly in popular culture, where it is sometimes conflated with Voodoo. However, Vodun is a distinct faith with its own beliefs, practices, and cultural significance.