Siguanaba

Don’t you think?

magjogui — Sun, 04 Apr 2010 18:05:25 +0000

Esta mañana me ofendieron

pero pude ver en sus ojos

y prometo que fue sin querer…

Lo prometo:

Abuelo Tlaloc,
Derechos humanos,
Brujo barbujo,
Señoritas feministas,
hijo querido,
Patrimonio cultural
y organizaciones adyacentes
que aun no entienden de cuerpos con alma o almas con cuerpo…

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who was the Siguanaba???

magjogui — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 15:23:43 +0000

This is a Salvadoran legend or myth that tells about an apparition in the form of a woman with her face covered by thick, gray-black hair who had white arms and fine, ivory-like, hands with long, slender fingers and shiny, pointed nails. The legend says that La Siguanaba or Siguamonta (Pipil word that means beautiful woman) only appears at night on trails to single men or unmarried men who live with a woman, or to boys and old men, when they are not wearing blessed medals, crosses, or religious insignias.

To avoid the appearance of the spirit, you are advised to carry a piece of red colored cloth in your left pocket, place a cross made from pins on your hat, or say to the apparition: “Mary, take your hen’s leg” or “Comadre (godmother of my child), here is your little cigar”.

Source: elsalvador.org

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Lo que escriben de mi en la red

magjogui — Wed, 26 Nov 2008 06:17:26 +0000

La siguanaba en wikipedia

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