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Time slips are where one or a group of people experience time travel. Time slips or time glitches are a commonly reported phenomena. Many believe time slips support the holographic universe theory. Synchronicity is another phenomena that for many…

There are many legends surrounding the devil, Satanas, el Chamucho (whatever you want to call him). It's very common for kids to be told by parents “si no te duermes, el chamuco vendra y te jalara los pies (if you don’t sleep, the dev…

Tales of ghosts and treasures are far too common, almost as if they go hand in hand. Sometimes it involves a buried treasure in a home, a ranch, a cave or a treasure being protected by a spirit.  El Pirata Sin Cabeza (the Headless Pirate) …

La Casa de Lamentos (House of Laments) and La Casa de Brujas (the house of witches) are two haunted houses in Mexico. La Casa De Lamentos (The House of Laments) La Casa de Lamentos (House of Laments) is a historical building in Guanajuato, Mexic…

This old convent in Cuidad Mexico may be one of the most haunted you can visit today.  History of the ex convent Desierto de los Leones (or Desert of the Lions) is a National Park in Cuidad Mexico. It was declared a forest reserve in 1876 a…

The legend of La Tunda can be heard in Colombia/Ecuador, specifically the Afro-Colombian region of El Departamento del Choco (Choco Department) in the coastlines of Colombia. La Tunda  This story dates back to the 1500s when the Spanish sta…

X’tabay (esh-ta-bye) is a dark haired woman dressed in white. She floats above a ceiba tree at the edge of a body of water. Xtabay X’tabay (esh-ta-bye) is a dark haired woman dressed in white. She floats above a ceiba tree at the edg…

If you're a man, roaming the streets past midnight, watch out for La Viudita Negra! La Viudita Negra La Viudita (Little Widow) or La Vuida Negra (Black Widow), is a legend mostly heard in South America. According to legend, she was a woman livi…

Zombie movies may be newer, but tales of the zombie are not.  Tales of the zombie can be dated back to Haiti, in the 17th century when the French called it Saint-Domingue and kidnapped and enslaved Africans to work the sugar plantations. Hal…

School is where most kids first hear about Bloody Mary and Candyman, but for some schools, these tales are more than just urban legends. In some schools, many, including faculty, experience the strange and the unexplained. La Preparatoria Federa…