Watch Bobby Bare's Livey Grand Ole Opry Performance of 'Marie Laveau' | Bobby Bare

"Marie Laveau" by Bobby Bare is a captivating country song that tells the story of the legendary voodoo queen of New Orleans. Released in 1974, the song became a hit with its blend of humor, folklore, and catchy melody. The narrative centers on Marie Laveau, a woman reputed for her mystical powers and feared by many. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of her eerie persona, complete with a black cat bone and a mojo hand. Bare's deep, expressive voice brings the story to life, as he recounts how Mar

197 reactions · 34 shares | The "Voodoo Queen of New Orleans" - The story of Marie Laveau has always been shrouded in mystery. Turns out most of us don't even know half the story! Check out the second episode in the LPB digital short series LOUISIANA'S HIDDEN HISTORY. #HiddenHistoryLPB #hiddenhistory #louisiana #louisianahistory #lpb #marielaveau | Louisiana Public Broadcasting | Facebook

Today in Black Women History I researched Marie Laveau. She combined Catholicism with African spiritual practices, leading ceremonies and providing services such as healing, protection, and the granting of wishes. •#marielaveau #voodoo #ancestors #hoodoo #witchyvibes #neworleans #princesstiana | Black Woman's History