Latinx Paranormal Experiences

Herman Park is said to be one of Houston's most haunted places.

One of Mexico's most haunted cemetery is El Panteon de Belen, in Guadalajara Mexico. Its said to be haunted by many spirits and even a Vampire.

One of Mexico's most haunted cemetery is El Panteon de Belen, in Guadalajara Mexico. Its said to be haunted by many spirits and one spirit that haunts it is Nachito.

The following is a well known ghost legend is Mexico and Southern United States. It's a story of a ghostly nurse who is seen in hospitals in Central Mexico.

La Sihuanaba is a Latin American supernatural creature. It's a shape-shifting spirit who punishes unfaithful men.

This ghostly apparition is said to rise up every year in the month of October. She roams around in a mist or fog down the Frio River.

Mineral Wells, Texas is one of the many haunted cities in this great big state. Most haunting happen in places with running water. The water is said to charge and energize ghost and spirits.

Texas very own headless horseman. Not much is said about him, but it's an actual historic event.

This weeks episode is on the Latin fairy folk. Everything from goblins, elfs and gnomes.

One of South Texas urban legends, Demon Road. Be careful going there or else you might be the next sacrifice.

This weeks episode us on the most popular Latin urban legend, La Llorona.

This weeks episode is on El cucuy, the mexican version of the Boogeyman. Every culture has its own version of the Boogeyman.

In this weeks episode I talk about the Mexican urban Legend La Lechuza. The infamous Owl Lady!

First episode of the San Antonio haunted tracks. Just a brief story of this Texas urban legend.

Podcast of personal experiences with the supernatural. It touches on Hispanic culture and our fascination with urban legends and supernatural. This lightly touches on the San Antonio Haunted Tracks. I hope to share more stories of friends and family with you.