Author: Yvette Tello

La Llorona

Growing up Hispanic, we have all heard of different Mexican folklore. One story is about La Llorona (pronounced [la ʝo.ˈɾo.na], “The Weeping Woman”). She is a ghost of a woman who lost her children and now cries while looking...

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The Cucuy

There was a time you could make a child sit still by telling them the Cu-cuy was going to get them. Now, that is considered a form of mental abuse. “El cucuy” is comparable to the boogie man, but is much scarier. Cuuuuuu-...

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