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(Music: Priscilla Hernandez - The Willow’s Lullaby)

La Llorona "The Weeping Woman", is a character from Latin American folklore, a ghost of a mother mourning for her children, whom she killed herself.

Abandoned by her husband, a woman named Maria was left alone to raise her two sons, whom she instead drowned in a river out of grief and anger. Realizing what she had done, she searched for her children, but the river had already carried them away. Days later, she was found dead on the river bank. She had committed the two ultimate sins: murder, and suicide. Because of her sins, she is condemned to wander the earth until she finds the bodies of her children.
La Llorona kidnaps wandering children at night, mistaking them for her own. She begs the heavens for forgiveness, and drowns the children she kidnaps. She appears at night or in the late evening by rivers or lakes, wearing a white gown with a veil.

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(Music: Priscilla Hernandez - The Willow’s Lullaby)

La Llorona "The Weeping Woman", is a character from Latin American folklore, a ghost of a mother mourning for her children, whom she killed herself.

Abandoned by her husband, a woman named Maria was left alone to raise her two sons, whom she instead drowned in a river out of grief and anger. Realizing what she had done, she searched for her children, but the river had already carried them away. Days later, she was found dead on the river bank. She had committed the two ultimate sins: murder, and suicide. Because of her sins, she is condemned to wander the earth until she finds the bodies of her children.
La Llorona kidnaps wandering children at night, mistaking them for her own. She begs the heavens for forgiveness, and drowns the children she kidnaps. She appears at night or in the late evening by rivers or lakes, wearing a white gown with a veil.