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The story of La Llorona, a horrific ghost roaming waterfronts mourning her lost children, whom she drowned! 🧟♀️ "The weeping woman" is a very popular ghost story in Latin America and Spanish speaking communities. Her origins can be traced back over 4 centuries, but is it just an urban legend?
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The story of La Llorona, a horrific ghost roaming waterfronts mourning her lost children, whom she drowned! 🧟♀️ "The weeping woman" is a very popular ghost story in Latin America and Spanish speaking communities. Her origins can be traced back over 4 centuries, but is it just an urban legend?
by the-swerve-podcast to /s/paranormal from youtu.be