Hosted by Luz Magdaleno Flores y Luz Saldaña Olazaba, las luzes de la oscuridad bring you a bilingual horror podcast. Recorded in Chicago's Southside, we want to hear your unexplained stories and encounters con el mas de alla. Call us at 708.966.9376 or send us a message at RadioLuzifer@gmail.com…
Luz Magdaleno Flores, Luz Saldaña Olazaba
Nightmare on Chicago Street is a yearly Halloween Music Festival and Horror Art Pop-up in Elgin, IL. Radio Luzifer awoke from a winter slumber to interview Fred Wimms, Art Director and Founder of this scary event you won't want to miss. Learn more via nightmareonchicagostreet.com
Este nuevo episodio es completamente en español. Las Luzes de La Oscuridad se reunieron para platicar de las cosas raras que pasan behind the scenes of Radio Luzifer Podcast. Este episodio tambien incluye una platica dentro de un taxi en Yucatan, Mexico sobre la muerte en tierras Mayas. Cancion en este episodio es El Taxista x Joan Sebastian
Makeup artist Mary Czech joins us for the first episode of season four of Radio Luzifer! This season we are focusing in on the history of "scream queens" and the importance of women in the horror film industry. Czech is the makeup artist for Jakob's Wife (2021) directed by Travis Stevens and starring Barbara Crampton (You're Next, From Beyond, Re-Animator, Body Double), Larry Fassenden (Habit, The House of the Devil), and Bonnie Aarons (The Nun, The Conjuring 2, Drag Me to Hell). Anne, a woman in her late 50’s who is married to a small-town Minister feels her life and marriage have been shrinking over the past 30 years. Through a chance encounter with "The Master", she discovers a new sense of power and an appetite to live bigger and bolder than before. However, these changes come with a heavy body count and a toll on her marriage. Jakob's Wife will be released at SXSW Film Festival 2021. Song featured is Faith No More-Everything's Ruined
Happy Halloween! Ya llegamos al fin de los cortos de Radio Luzifer. Agarense que este cuento es del más allá. Cancion Boda Negra x Ana Gabriel Arte x Luz Saldaña Olazaba
MigL is a long time listener who recently emailed us about the experience of his prima. Do you have a story to share? Have you ever received a limpia? It is not too late to enter our scary cuento contest. Email us or give us a call before Halloween: Radioluzifer@gmail.com or (708)966-9376 Song featured is Paranoid by Black Sabbath Cover Art by Luz Saldaña Olazaba ig @luzilla_zilla
A couple in Chicago's Bridgeport neighborhood have formed a friendship with the Daley family who are ghosts that inhabit the house they used to reside in. One day while doing reiki and reading tarot cards Carmen is reminded of their special gift of seeing dead people. The Daley's are irish, hungry, and drunk. Song featured is Black Lipstick by Chicano Batman Cover Art by Luz Saldaña Olazaba ig: @luzilla_zilla
The first ever Mexican sound horror film, La Llorona (1933), has been restored by Viviana García Besne of Permanencia Voluntaria Archivo Cinematográfico and will be screened for the first time in Chicago accompanied with the 2019 Llorona Film directed by Jayro Bustamante. Presented by The Music Box Theatre and Chicago Film Programmer Raúl Benítez. Tickets for the Tuesday, October 13th drive-in screening can be found here: https://musicboxtheatre.com/films/la-llorona-1933-la-llorona-2020 La primera película de terror mexicana La Llorona (1933) ha sido restaurada por Viviana García Besne de Permanencia Voluntaria Archivo Cinematográfico y va a ser proyectada por primera vez en Chicago. Presentado por The Music Box Theatre y el programador de cine de Chicago Raúl Benítez.
Long time ago, before the COVID-19 pandemic we got the chance to pull out our microphone and record live from Skylark Bar in Chicago's Pilsen neighborhood. Desde Puerto Rico our friend Jose Rosa brings this drunk espooky cuento. Featuring Capricho Del Diablo by SAN CHA. Enter for a chance to be featured on our show! Submit a spooky story by leaving us a voicemail at 708.966.9376, send us a DM-@RadioLuzifer, or Email-Radioluzifer@gmail.com to enter to win a mystery package from Radio Luzifer!
The debut corto of October is here! Live from Oxnard, California Luz Magdaleno Flores captures the stories of the house on "F" Street. This episode is completely in spanish and begins with a tale from Zacatecas, Mexico. This month we have a raffle. The scariest story submitted this month will be featured on Halloween, October 31st. We are also looking for the best costumes! Send us a DM-@RadioLuzifer, Voicemail-708.966.9376, or Email-Radioluzifer@gmail.com to enter to win a mystery package from Radio Luzifer!
Las Luzes de la Oscuridad are back for season three. On this episode we focus on standing in solidarity with black lives matter, we talk all things scary during this pandemic, and put a call out for stories involving miracles.
Our quarantine cortos continue with John who shares a leyenda desde Michoacán. What would you do if you saw cloaked figures rising from the plaza fountain and then a woman in white leads you into the lake? Would you wake up from her embrujo? Song Featured: El Toro Requesón If you or someone you know has had an encounter con el mas allá send us a recording via email at Radioluzifer@gmail.com or leave a voicemail (708)966-9376 for a chance to be on our show. Cuidense-Las Luzes de La Oscuridad
Why do the nuns deny that spirits roam their living grounds? Take a listen as Lupita shares stories her coworkers tell. If you have a story to share, leave a voicemail or text us at (708)966-9376
Nos acompaña Jimena Limay que nos visita desde Perú. Contándonos las cosas que pasaban mientras compartía un cuarto con su hermana que le pasaban cosas muy raras. Join us for this spanish episode as part of our quarantine short stories, bienvenido a el más allá desde Perú. Featured Song: Tormento-Mon Laferte
Season two finale recorded live from Back of the Yards Chicago Public Library! Join us as we reflect on why and how we went about starting Radio Luzifer, what our family thinks of this project, scary stories we have heard involving books, and invite the live audience to share their spooky tales. We would love to thank everyone who has supported us these past two seasons, we love you! Stay tuned for Corona Virus Cortos coming soon!
On our first episode of 2020 we are joined in the studio by Stephanie and Meli, the organizers of the rock en español event platform Sur Latino! They share how they came about organizing events, we talk about their upcoming event Amantes de la Musica happening on February 15th, and then things get spooky with our recordings when they start talking about their ghost stories from Mexico.
Las Luzes de la Oscuridad bring you an out of the ordinary present to end the year with. In the spirit of coming together we invited our close friends over to share scary stories and drinks, all while waiting for the pot of beans to cook. Thank you to you, our listeners for tuning in with us and our loved ones Philip Olazaba, Julia Arredondo, Mayra Cortez, Chio Vasquez, and Rosie for sharing spooky cuentos. Cheers to 2020! Songs Featured in this episode are by DOOMSDAY by BOMB HOARDER-punk/d-beat/hardcore band from Corpus Christi, Texas AND Lonely Corpse by Blazing Eye-American hardcore/punk band from Los Angeles, California Episode Graphic illustrated by Jennifer Perez IG: @poppliomo
Spooky cortos continue with DJ La Dancy Nancy aka Gomez. Introducing this episode are las luzes de la oscuridad inviting you to FRIKITONA Noche de Terreo happening October 26th at Chitown Futbol in Chicago.
Trick or treat....Radio Luzifer brings you a long treat. Las Luzes have two very special guests Amanda from Rosaries and Carm from Ozzuario to talk all things organizing, event planning and of course their spookiest story. Turn off the lights enjoy....
Our second installment of this October's cortos. Enjoy this episode about the brujitos y brujitas that live among us. Turn off the lights and enjoy!
Welcome to this years October shorts, it starts off creepy with a bone chilling story about cambia formas also known as shape shifters. Tune in and turn off all the lights...
Join us as we talk to ConectArte Co-founder Janet, DJ Cachorra, and Tech Grl-three badass femmes making their mark on the neo-perreo music scene in Mexico City, Guadalajara, MX, and Los Angeles. They joined us at Radio Luzifer HQ to talk perreo, being raised catholic, being the rara of our families, and Peruvian haunted houses. Disfruten!
Join us for episode 8 where we listen and react to our voicemails. Shout out to our listeners for participating in this month's episode, your stories are truly bone chilling. Apagen las luces because we're the only Luzes you'll need for this episode...
Radio Luzifer proudly collaborates with artist Owen Rodriguez to live record our December episode to chat all things horror, phobias, and aliens. We had the opportunity to record in the Hokin Gallery located in Columbia College which housed Owen Rodriguez's interactive installation of "The Final Trope." Check out "The FInal Trope" and his other works of art through his website www.owenrod.com/
In this month's episode we take you through the ABC's of horror to talk about all the things that makes our skin crawl. Join us for our newest episode of Las Luzes de la Oscuridad guiding you through all things horror related. Enjoy!
Trick or Treat! Here's your treat, our good friend Nancy Sánchez, a Chicago based artist, mystical creature, and funeral esthetician joins us for some Halloween time fun. She talks to us about her experiences with "little voices" and apparitions. Turn the lights off and join us for this creepy episode....
We have a very special guest on tonights episode, co-host Luz Saldaña's father Jose Saldaña joins us by speaking on cosas del mas allá. Enjoy this story in Spanish and read it in English below: "I'm going to tell you a story that a friend told me. He was a neighbor to my small ranch community in Mexico. When he was young, around the 1970's, he was coming home from a party. I don't know if you remember but bikes used to have a dynamo so the light would light up. He had one on his bike. All of the sudden about 200 meters away from him, he saw a light. This light was following him, mirroring him. He got frightened so he thought he would disconnect his bike light and in doing this the light would disappear. So he disconnected it and everything was dark except for the light that was following him. He built up courage and went home, frightened of course. The next day he shared his experience with his coworkers and an older person told him not to be afraid because those were the ladies that enjoyed practicing witchcraft. He has taken that experience and still talks about it but still scares him. He said he wasn't sure if what they had told him was correct but there was no other explanation since there were no cars or streetlights because it was in a mountain range. That light never went out until he reached his home. That is what he told me. I still have my doubts about the story but it gives me the heebee geebees." Jose Saldaña
Enjoy our special guests Carolina Sanchez (www.carofotos.com/) and Humberto Saldaña (humbertosaldanaart.blogspot.com/) who dive deep into dark experiences and what can happen after someone passes from this reality.
Welcome to our first episode! La Luzes de la Oscuridad are Luz Magdaleno Flores and Luz Saldaña, Chicago based Chicanas who love to discuss the paranormal. Join us for this creepy opener to our podcast!