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were by the river the fire was burning
and the flames were shaking the bells
rang let him is now he was 11 o'clock at
night suddenly it all went dead silent
nobody left nobody talked we could only
hear the riceland of a cold wind then a
woman came from the woods we heard a
painful and muffled cry o my children do
you know who we're talking about we are
talking about LaDonna the weeping woman
a woman with a ghost-like appearance
dressed in white with long dark hair who
floats in the air with a soft veil
covering her horrifying face she comes
from the west and goes towards the north
wandering and crying around the streets
lajjo dona is a ghost in the
latin-american fall car according to
oral tradition she's the lost soul of a
woman who lost her kids and wanders
around trying to find them and scaring
anyone who sees her hears her with her
horrible cry a sad story a horror story
of love sickness and treason that has
been passed on from generation to
generation this legend has many
different versions depending on the
region urine but they all agree on
something she always shows Sava near the
water and her cries are deafening one of
the most popular versions tells the
story of a beautiful young woman of
humble origins she was the lover of a
nobleman for a time they were very happy
and had three kids together but one day
he left her without explanations of any
type soon after she found out he was
marrying somebody else this destroyed
the heart of this beautiful woman
heartbroken she decided to take revenge
on him in the cruelest way she could
think of one night she woke the kids up
and took them for a walk near the river
close to their house blind by anger a
terrible rage possess'd her
could feel all the love she felt for
them turning to hate she drowned them
until they were all dead she suddenly
reacted and when she realized what she
had just done she started running
desperately into the river until her
body was completely covered with water
she made that terrible cry and
disappeared from that moment on La
Llorona became a wandering soul she
walks around the streets looking for her
lost kids crying and yelling hence her
name people say La Llorona attracts kids
who misbehave so she can take them to
the river as an offering to be forgiven
she seduces adults with her beauty to
take revenge and the one man that
betrayed her but when they tried to take
her veil off they discover her white
gaunt face and her eyes trying to dig in
the deepest parts of the soul to trap
them in her Christ there are many people
that say they have seen or heard her
cries her story still scares little boys
and girls but almost waddles the origins
of Ledyard onna are not very clear
ancient cultures believed in ghosts that
appear next to rivers some historians
think that in Mexico the origin of La
Llorona can be related to the few aqua
goddess of New Mexico's have warmer than
half snake according to the legend she
comes from the water of the Lake Texcoco
to cry for her children and even though
in Mexico La Jolla is one of the most
important figures in popular culture
there are many other cultures with a
similar legend in Chile she's known as
Labuan a soul in purgatory believed to
cry eternally because her kids were
taken from her arms when they were very
little
this ghost can only be seen by people
when they are really close to dying as
well as people with special abilities in
Colombia they talk about the dead mama
the wandering ghost that walks around
the valleys and mountains close to
rivers and lakes dressed with a black
robe that covers all her body down to
her heels her face is a terrifying skull
and in her eye sockets she has two
incandescent balls she carries the dead
body of a baby and she Christ tears of
blood these are only some examples in
other countries such as Venezuela your
why Argentina Panama El Salvador
Honduras espana or Costa Rica they also
have the license that tells the story of
the ghostly presence of this wandering
young woman sick tackers do you also
have the story of the urine in your
country what are their popular legends
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