The cover photo for the London Lucumi Choir's single titled, "La Virgen de Regla," depicting the Yemeya, the mother of all living things.

La Virgen de Regla

La Virgen de Regla (English meaning: Virgin of Regla) is a single by the London Lucumi Choir dedicated to the Virgin Mary, which is the Catholic representation of  Yemayá, the mother of all living things.

Though formed 2006 but with 14 years of performance, the London Lucumi Choir is the first non-audition community choir whose primary focus is singing songs dedicated to Orisha accompanied by beating traditional drums.

It was formed by Afro Cuban Singer Extraordinaire Martha Galarraga and Musician Daniela Rosselson De Armas and assisted by Dave Pattman (Omo Aña).

There is no age limit for those interested in becoming its members. The choristers are as young as seven years and some as old as 70.

The London Lucumi Choir is the first of its kind non-audition community choir singing songs and beating traditional drums in honor of Orisha (Yoruba deities).