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Spiritica Mango Macumba fragrance bottle

Mango Macumba

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Scent notes
MangoPapayaMintLimePineappleOzonic notesBloodIron AccordGuavaTiare FlowerRed earthAnimal notesWhite muskTobacco absoluteEbonyMilk
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About this fragrance

Spiritica | Mango Macumba | Extrait de Parfum

Rio de Janeiro.
On the outskirts of the Brazilian metropolis, in the shade of the vegetation of Tijuca National Park, macumba rituals are performed.


Macumba is a term from the African Bantu language used to define religious practices that blend pagan elements of African origin with influences from popular Christianity and multiple influences from Brazilian culture. Contrary to Western belief, macumba is not always necessarily connected to "negative" rituals: rather, most of these syncretic propitiatory rites seek to promote protection, health, prosperity, good fortune, and well-being.


These paranormal rituals also involve animal sacrifices to encourage the positive influences of the deities.


MANGOMACUMBA is the first addition to Spiritica's OSCURATACOLLECTION.
The opening of MANGOMACUMBA extrait de parfum 35% is extremely fresh, fruity, joyful, luminous, and tropical. The sweet notes of realistic, tropical mango blend with the more angular, citrusy nuances of lime and pineapple. The whole is rounded off with a touch of peppermint, which, along with the ozonic notes, contributes a broad, oxygenating freshness from the first spray.


A bloody, juicy heart emerges between ferrous notes and tropical flowers, directly recalling the places, tools used, and sacrificial offerings made during these rituals.
Throughout its long, increasingly dark and ferrous evolution, MANGOMACUMBA offers us a ritual olfactory experience that unites darkness and light.
A stark contrast from the opening to the base, which features a highly prized
tobacco absolute, mixed with the darkness of luxurious ebony essential oil and warm, wild notes of red earth, softened by sweet, reassuring lactonic notes.

MANGOMACUMBA is an invitation to "look beyond" what has been imposed on us, a stimulus to unite the diversity of cultures, and a way to explore one of the darkest and most mysterious sides of human existence.
MANGOMACUMBA was created in collaboration with the young perfumer Daniele Cerroni, who crafted the fragrance step by step, following the conceptual ideas of spiritualica founder Daniele Muratori Caputo.

Olfactory Pyramid:

  • Top Notes: Mango, Papaya, Mint, Lime, Pineapple, Ozonic notes

  • Heart Notes: Blood, Iron Accord, Mango, Guava, Papaya, Tiare Flower

  • Base Notes: Red earth, Animal notes, White musk, Tobacco absolute, Ebony
    Milk

Common Questions

What are the notes in Spiritica Mango Macumba? Mango, papaya, mint, lime, pineapple and ozonic notes at the top, an iron accord with mango, guava, papaya and tiare flower in the heart, and red earth, white musk, tobacco absolute, ebony and milk in the base.

What does Spiritica Mango Macumba smell like? Tropical fruit with something wilder underneath. Mango, papaya, pineapple, lime, mint and ozonic notes open it, a metallic blood accord sits under more mango, guava, papaya and tiare flower, and red earth, animalic notes, white musk, tobacco absolute, ebony and milk give it a dark, earthy base.

Is it a straightforward fruity scent? No. The iron and animalic notes make it deliberately raw and unusual, which is the point of the composition.

Should I sample it first? Definitely. This one divides people. The 1.5mL sample is the easy way to try it first.

Where can I buy it? Here, or in person at our counter in West Hartford, Connecticut. If you have not tried it, start with the 1.5mL sample before the full bottle.

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