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The group of the invariants of a finite blaschke product

If b is a finite Blaschke product, we prove that the set of continuous functions such that is a cyclic group. We also study the possibility of extending analytically such functions u in ũ with where ũ is well-defined. For that purpose we localize the zeros of the derivative of a Blaschke product (not necessarily finite).