Legend of the Tarasca
The legend of the Tarasca tells of the appearance of a terrible monster in rural areas of Tolima and Antioquia, this horrible beast attacks and especially scares children.
Legend of the Water Mother
The legend of the Mother of Water is about a ghost in the shape of a beautiful woman, with blonde hair, who appears in the rivers, lakes and lagoons of Colombia.
Legend of the Hairy Hand
The Hairy Hand is a horror that usually appears in areas of Boyacá, Caldas and Antioquia. It is characterized by attacking children who wake up in the middle of the night to go to the bathroom.
Legend of Mareco
Legend has it that Mareco is a red imp that appears to disobedient children. This legend is very popular in the towns and rural areas of the department of Antioquia.
Legend of the Tarumama or Turumama
The legend of the Tarumama or Turumama tells the story of a spectral woman who travels through the rivers, streams and roads in search of her baby who was swept away by the river after giving birth.
Legend of La Llorona: One of the oldest and most terrifying in Latin America
The legend of La Llorona tells the tragic story of a woman who murders her children in a river, and then repentant and cursed, she wanders the world crying and looking for her children.
Legend of the Mount Leafleaf
The legend of the Leafy Mountain tells the story of a creature with tree-like features who punishes those who mistreat nature and guides those who are good to nature.
Legend of the tuhuayo and the Moon (uitoto)
The legend of the tuhuayo (nightjar or bujío) and the moon is a story that comes from the Uitoto indigenous peoples who are located in the countries of Peru and Colombia.
Legend of the bad chicken or evil chicken
Legend has it that the bad chicken or evil chicken is a horror that usually appears in the fields and roads of Huila, and that its appearance is an omen of death and bad luck.
Legend of the Colombian Basilisk (güío or buío)
The legend of the Colombian Basilisk or the güío or buío tells the story of a giant snake that appeared on the roads to the Casanare plains and devoured people.
