"La Llorona," meaning "the weeping woman" in Spanish, is a ghostly figure from Mexican and Latin American folklore, a cautionary tale of a woman who drowned her children and is now condemned to wander near bodies of water, weeping for them eternally. This video supposedly shows a family capturing footage of La Llorona. What are your thoughts? Video credit: @scaryencounter #lallorona #scary #Mexico #ghost #ghosts #paranormal #conspiracy #scifi #horror #terror #evil #Creepy #Spooky # haunted #Spir

Woman Catches Husband Entering Motel With Young Woman — An Hour Later, He Walks Out Disheveled Lillian had once dreamed of being a kindergarten teacher, but when her children were born, she chose to set that dream aside. She poured her love for teaching into raising her boys and creating a home filled with warmth. Her days followed a comforting rhythm: breakfast together, errands, yoga, coffee with friends, and evenings spent cooking dinner before everyone came home. Every morning felt like a ri

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Weeping Woman by Picasso and soft watch by Dalí. When talking about Spanish art of the 20th century, these two artists appear so different and so close. Dalí and Picasso left a universal mark on the art world, but Dalí was always trying to compete with Picasso in popularity. In this image, the cubist woman suffers when she sees one of Dalí's famous soft clocks covering her face as if it were a fried egg. You loved images make up a new work that plastically works very well. Union make force. @mak

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