Hey /x/, I'm looking for Mexican monsters. Or at the very

And please, let's go beyond El Chupacabra and La Llorona. They're good but I'm hoping to find some more obscure creatures and beings.

Here in Argentina we have "la solapa" there's is a folk song on YouTube

Well, I'm pretty sure you might already know these but meh

Mexican ones:

-La llorona
-La planchada
-El charro negro
-El chupacabras
-El Nahual
-El chaneque
-El Aluxe
Other countries
- El Ukumar Zupai (from Argentina)
-El Imbunche (argentina)
-El Tucumán (argetina)
-El Anchimalén (Perú?)
-El Pompero/pombero (Paraguay and Brazil)

¿Where are you from?

>>18896536
Here in mexico el chupacabras is widely spread as a hoax. The legend is puerto rican, actually. If you want mexican folklore you'd be better reading the popol-vuh

>>18896627
I don't think he will find what he is looking for in there. ¿Have you ever read the popol vuh?

>>18896608
Oh?
You mind sharing the link?

>>18896618
Interesting list, I'll totally have to check it out.

>>18896624
United States, but I'm super interested in learning more about Latin horror.

>>18896660
No. I just think he's better off reading that kind of thing instead of looking for "urban legends" no one believes in

La Lechuza.
Supposedly there are these women who are like, ... were-owls.

hahaha nobody believes in mayan myths neither. But yes, it is indeed far more interesting and complex.

>>18896679
i think you are talking about witches. In rural areas of my country, people think that those women can transform either in lechuzas or guajolotes (but like, huge) and hut down children to drink their blood and give their husbands the cooked meat saying is chiken. (my grandpa used to tell a lot of stories about them)

>>18896618
ya forgetting
-la mano peluda,
-la leyenda del callejón del beso
-el puerto de san blas
-los sombrerudos

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Don't forget about muh boy here.

To be clear, I don't necessarily need stories people actually believe. Even if its clearly not something most people believe, if it's actually a legend or a myth from Latin America, I'd like to hear about it.

What about "El Sancho"?

It's a mythical creature that comes to your house when you go to work and bangs your wife.

>>18897205
Sancho Pança

>>18897205
True fear.

>>18896536
Mexican monsters? Like Donald trumps wall?

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the MIKI is a gobling of the andes en Peru
http://ever-saso.blogspot.pe/2008/07/en-los-andes-centrales-el-muqui-o-muki.html