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Description
Age: 400+

Aliases: Maria (real name), The Weeping Woman, Wailing Mother

Family: Unnamed two sons (deceased), Founder of Town Amorojo (ex-husband)

Likes: Singing, her sons

Dislikes: Her ex-husband and his second wife, whoever stolen her sons’ corpse and sealed them

In the AUs where she appears, she is much more sympathetic than the other variations of stories. In the time of Spanish colony in Mexico, she was known as beautiful woman named Maria. One day, the wealthy man, who found the fictional town Amorojo, spotted her singing and fell in love with her at first sight. The man's father didn't approve of her because she was from poor family, but the pair got married and had two sons. When the man's father introduced a wealthier and beautiful woman for him to marry, he eventually abandoned Maria, forced her to kick out of house as her ex-husband got the custody over their sons. However, because the boys were illegitimate children, the man and his new wife lured the sons to the lake where they drowned the boys, killing them. When Maria returned with enough money to buy custody for children, the nobleman's wife cruelly taunted her, telling her the sons died. Horrified and guilt-stricken, Maria spent two years searching for the death bodies of her sons. However, she leaped into the river, drowning herself.

Learning too late that her sons were died because of her ex-husband and his wife, Maria become vengeful she drowned the victims who were involved with Amorojo town founder, or their descendants. Rumors of her spread through Mexico, gaining an infamous title of "La Llorona".

In Courage the Cowardly Girl AU: Courage and her family went to the trip to Mexico where Muriel and Eustace's friends reside. She grew suspicious of Muriel's friend Juanita prevented others to enter the basement. When Courage walked by the lake to take fresh air at the sunset and took a nap where she dreamt of a young mother playing with her sons. When she opened her eyes, it was dark and she was about to return until the weeping sound haunted the lake, frightening her. Encountering La Llorona, Courage believed she would be killed.... but instead the ghostly woman, in Spanish, begged for help. Seeing the woman's face, Courage knew she was the same woman appeared in her dream with two children. Next day, she attempted to find a way to soothe the spirit, however the townspeople were too scared to tell her about La Llorona. Eventually, Courage discovered the corpses of Maria's two sons were inside Juanita's basement all along. Fearing the reputation of Amorojo town founder clan tainted, Juanita and her husband take a chase after Courage who carried away the chest of cremated bones. When reaching to the lake, she freed the two spirits of Maria's sons as the mother reunited with them. Seeing Juanita and her husband on the verge to kill Courage in mad frenzy, La Llorona angrily dragged them into the lake, drowning them to death. In the end, when Courage left the mansion with her foster grandparents, she saw apparition of Maria and her sons waving to her goodbye.

In Grimm Adventures of Billie & Manny AU: La Llorona is portrayed as "Wailing Mother" with horrifying maternal instincts on children. Although Catrina, Grima and other Reapers told her numerous times she can't see her sons, she wanted to see them again. One time, two new students enrolled into Billie and Manny's school, named Dante and Felipe. Grima noticed La Llorona has been lurking around the boys and warned Billy and Manny to keep the boys accompanied and never leave their side until she finds out the reason. The grim reaper was surprised to learn from Sado that Dante and Felipe are reincarnations of La Llorona's sons. However, Sado coldly reminded that it is against the rules to let a ghost and humans interact, commanding Grima to drag La Llorona to underworld by force. La Llorona refused to leave them because the boys are in orphanage and has no one to look after them. When Sado tried to arrest her, Billie snapped at him, telling the head reaper that he is being like his own father; tear the parent and children apart. This outburst reminded Sado of his past.... hesitantly released her. At the end, La Llorona watched them sleep in their bed humming a song. When the Bogeyman was about to scare the boys, La Llorona angrily scared the dream monster away, warning him to never go near her sons.

Description
Age: 400+

Aliases: Maria (real name), The Weeping Woman, Wailing Mother

Family: Unnamed two sons (deceased), Founder of Town Amorojo (ex-husband)

Likes: Singing, her sons

Dislikes: Her ex-husband and his second wife, whoever stolen her sons’ corpse and sealed them

In the AUs where she appears, she is much more sympathetic than the other variations of stories. In the time of Spanish colony in Mexico, she was known as beautiful woman named Maria. One day, the wealthy man, who found the fictional town Amorojo, spotted her singing and fell in love with her at first sight. The man's father didn't approve of her because she was from poor family, but the pair got married and had two sons. When the man's father introduced a wealthier and beautiful woman for him to marry, he eventually abandoned Maria, forced her to kick out of house as her ex-husband got the custody over their sons. However, because the boys were illegitimate children, the man and his new wife lured the sons to the lake where they drowned the boys, killing them. When Maria returned with enough money to buy custody for children, the nobleman's wife cruelly taunted her, telling her the sons died. Horrified and guilt-stricken, Maria spent two years searching for the death bodies of her sons. However, she leaped into the river, drowning herself.

Learning too late that her sons were died because of her ex-husband and his wife, Maria become vengeful she drowned the victims who were involved with Amorojo town founder, or their descendants. Rumors of her spread through Mexico, gaining an infamous title of "La Llorona".

In Courage the Cowardly Girl AU: Courage and her family went to the trip to Mexico where Muriel and Eustace's friends reside. She grew suspicious of Muriel's friend Juanita prevented others to enter the basement. When Courage walked by the lake to take fresh air at the sunset and took a nap where she dreamt of a young mother playing with her sons. When she opened her eyes, it was dark and she was about to return until the weeping sound haunted the lake, frightening her. Encountering La Llorona, Courage believed she would be killed.... but instead the ghostly woman, in Spanish, begged for help. Seeing the woman's face, Courage knew she was the same woman appeared in her dream with two children. Next day, she attempted to find a way to soothe the spirit, however the townspeople were too scared to tell her about La Llorona. Eventually, Courage discovered the corpses of Maria's two sons were inside Juanita's basement all along. Fearing the reputation of Amorojo town founder clan tainted, Juanita and her husband take a chase after Courage who carried away the chest of cremated bones. When reaching to the lake, she freed the two spirits of Maria's sons as the mother reunited with them. Seeing Juanita and her husband on the verge to kill Courage in mad frenzy, La Llorona angrily dragged them into the lake, drowning them to death. In the end, when Courage left the mansion with her foster grandparents, she saw apparition of Maria and her sons waving to her goodbye.

In Grimm Adventures of Billie & Manny AU: La Llorona is portrayed as "Wailing Mother" with horrifying maternal instincts on children. Although Catrina, Grima and other Reapers told her numerous times she can't see her sons, she wanted to see them again. One time, two new students enrolled into Billie and Manny's school, named Dante and Felipe. Grima noticed La Llorona has been lurking around the boys and warned Billy and Manny to keep the boys accompanied and never leave their side until she finds out the reason. The grim reaper was surprised to learn from Sado that Dante and Felipe are reincarnations of La Llorona's sons. However, Sado coldly reminded that it is against the rules to let a ghost and humans interact, commanding Grima to drag La Llorona to underworld by force. La Llorona refused to leave them because the boys are in orphanage and has no one to look after them. When Sado tried to arrest her, Billie snapped at him, telling the head reaper that he is being like his own father; tear the parent and children apart. This outburst reminded Sado of his past.... hesitantly released her. At the end, La Llorona watched them sleep in their bed humming a song. When the Bogeyman was about to scare the boys, La Llorona angrily scared the dream monster away, warning him to never go near her sons.