 Carrying on the tradition today is Chukwa Libite, the group formed in Haiti in 2012, and also takes as its essential source the rhythms and dance of Haitian voodoo. Unlike some of its predecessors, however, their traditional and original pieces are presented in a stripped-down setting of call-and-response vocals, dance, and the intricate rhythms of master drummers. And while their work is imbued with the spirituality of voodoo, it remains distinct from actual ceremonial practice.