Os Orixás" (The Orixás) refers to a cult classic album by Brazilian artist Eloah, a psychedelic, funk, jazz, and Afro-Brazilian music fusion named after the Yoruba deities, featuring spiritual themes, rich percussion, horns, and vocals reminiscent of Brazilian legends like Elza Soares and Joyce, produced with poet Ildásio Tavares and influential multi-instrumentalist Luis Berimbau. It's celebrated for blending Samba, funk, and MPB with Afro-Brazilian rhythms like ijexá.