mexican mythology

This mod is a compilation of various myths from Mexico and will be continuously updated until version 1.0.

Version 0.6 Features: .Isla de las Muñecas: It is said that many years ago a girl was found drowned in mysterious circumstances on this island, and that these dolls were possessed by her soul.

Local legend says that the dolls move their heads and arms and even open their eyes.

Some witnesses claimed they heard the dolls whispering to each other, while others on boats near the island said the dolls lured them down to the island. .El Charro Negro: Back in 1966, Mr. Rosas Abundio returned to the edge of the port of Veracruz. The moon is hidden, it is dark. Don Abundio felt that someone was following him, but he did not turn his head to see who it was, but hurriedly took the machete (Mexican shovel) that he always carried with him. Yet, feeling closer and closer to the one following him. He was cold, ignoring his fear of anyone he decided to face, and he turned away to see a demonic scene. It was...a great dark horse, with brilliant and shiny hair, but creepy eyes that seemed to breathe fire. Sitting there was a tall, thin man wearing a black hat. It has no eyes, nose or mouth. In short, it's a terrible thing, so Abundio can't move or speak.

He shook with horror and saw the hand that looked red and had long nails grasped his pack head, took out the bag from his horse, and stretched out the frightened man, seeing that the bag was opened and filled with money; Abundio did not accept it, so the black charro turned without a word and walked away... Abundio walked to his house full of fear.

He told his wife what happened and they couldn't sleep both nights, so the next day Abundio got up early and headed to the place where her mysterious character appeared. He took a closer look, but found nothing to serve as evidence of its existence. At night, Apendio had to pass by the same place, always afraid to see this character, but he did not appear that night or never did.

Jinete sin Cabeza: A long time ago, in a small town completely isolated from all civilization, some people told the story of a horseman who once traveled overnight on a very beautiful horse and people were very surprised and wondered why the strange man would do that? Because it’s not common for people to go out at night and do these tours.

On a very dark night, like a powerful lightning bolt, it disappeared without giving any sign of its disappearance. Years have passed and people have forgotten that man, just like that night that disappeared and the cavalcade of horses was heard again. Out of curiosity many people saw the rider riding through the streets and it was at that moment that lightning struck and illuminated the rider and what they saw was that the rider had no head. Terrified people walked into their houses with no explanation for what they saw... El Coco: Coco, cuckoo or cucuy is a fictional creature located in Latin America and the Iberian Peninsula, known as a monster that scares children who don't want to sleep. In Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Ecuador, Panama, Peru, Puerto Rico, Uruguay and the Dominican Republic, cuco is preferred. Known as El Coco in Portugal, Spain, Colombia, Mexico, Guatemala and Venezuela. In Brazil it is called Cuca, and in Paraguay Cucu. .El Chupacabras: It is a legendary creature in folklore in parts of the Americas, with the first alleged sighting reported in Puerto Rico. The name comes from reports of animal attacks and the habit of drinking livestock blood, Especially goats. Physical descriptions of the creature vary. It is described as a heavy creature, the size of a bear, with a row of spines from its neck to the base of its tail. .La Llorona: What can be called The Weeping Woman is a legendary ghost famous in Spanish American folklore. According to tradition, La Llorona is the ghost of a woman who lost her children and now cries in the river in search of them, often bringing misfortune to those who approach or hear her. …