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- 0:05We were in the early seventies. It was a memorable decade for me.
- 0:10I was just getting in the month of June. I' d been feeling
- 0:14sick for over a week. He had gone to two different doctors. The
- 0:18first one didn' t help me and the second one told me I had
- 0:22nothing. Then I decided to try something else. Very early in the morning
- 0:27I moved to the southern part of Mexico City to be checked by a woman
- 0:31who had a reputation for being able to cure everything no matter what it was.
- 0:37When I arrived there were several people formed in front of me, all
- 0:41sick. Evidently, seeing and listening, I was able to get an idea
- 0:46of his ailments. There were people who were struggling to breathe. Others held
- 0:50on to their stomachs while complaining. There were pale people and people with crutches,
- 0:56which one would find in a hospital, but I imagine those weights people
- 1:00were in the same case as me, they must have gone to the hospital
- 1:03without any use. We all wore a white sheet. The person who had
- 1:08recommended me to go to that place told me that in order for them to
- 1:14take care of me I had to wear a white sheet. After a few
- 1:17hours my shift came. The woman who was going to take care of me
- 1:21already looked older. I was easy about 70 years old, and I went
- 1:26to the place where I was going to take care of myself. At the
- 1:29moment of entering I get a mixture of very strong smells. It smelled like
- 1:33blood and alcohol, but not from the one you take, but from the
- 1:37one you used in hospitals. Inside the room there were no lights or lights.
- 1:42The only lighting came from candles. Honestly, it gave me a bit
- 1:47of a bad spine. I remember there were three or four people who were
- 1:51the healer' s assistants, or I don' t know what the woman
- 1:56should call her. The only thing he asked me was where it hurts.
- 2:00What hurt me was the belly. I didn' t know if it was
- 2:04the stomach, intestines or anything, but it was inside the belly. She
- 2:08touched me near the navel and began to describe my constipation symptoms, when there
- 2:15was no constipation. There was some diarrhea accompanied by burning blood at the time
- 2:21of eating and feeling abnormal movements in the belly area. I repeat, she
- 2:27just asked me that it hurt and just by touching near my navel it hit
- 2:31all the symptoms. I was impressed. She explained to me that I had
- 2:37ulcers that at the time of bursting, my intestines were pierced and that I
- 2:43was running the risk that it would end up affecting my liver. Then the
- 2:46lungs, then the heart, passing to the brain and eventually death. I
- 2:52panicked, but she asked me to calm down, that I could fix it
- 2:57without problems, but she warned me that I had to open, that I
- 3:00wasn' t going to use anesthesia, but that I didn' t worry
- 3:05because I wasn' t going to hurt. The woman was so calm and
- 3:07so confident with what she was telling me I believed her. I lay on
- 3:12a wooden table with something on top, breathed deep and then she took a
- 3:15knife that seemed to have no edge turned to see me assured me that that
- 3:22would happen quickly and that I would feel absolutely nothing. I closed my eyes
- 3:25and could feel something pierced me from one side to the other, passing through
- 3:30my navel. The feeling I had was quite similar to the one I had
- 3:34when I scratched. It was a little awkward, but painless. I didn
- 3:38' t have much visibility, but I felt my blood was leaking. Still,
- 3:44I can' t explain how, but I managed to stay calm and
- 3:49I didn' t move Something did to me. I don' t know
- 3:52what it was. There were slight blows, it moved my organs. I
- 3:55also didn' t realize at what point the opening closed, but then they
- 4:00got close to their assistants. He asked me to get up and wrap myself
- 4:04in the blanket and sit in the corner for a few minutes. Finally,
- 4:09the woman told me to take three days of absolute rest and that she would
- 4:13be cured by that. That' s what happened. After resting those three
- 4:18days, I felt like new. Funny thing is, the opening the woman
- 4:24had made for me didn' t leave me scarred. At most. I
- 4:27was left like a bunch of scavengers, but by the month they were gone.
- 4:31I can understand that you think I' m exaggerating my story, that
- 4:36I' m simply lying. However, I am sure there must be hundreds
- 4:40of people who can tell stories similar to mine. Just that day there were
- 4:46twenty people trained before me and I don' t know how much I go
- 4:51up after me that day who lives in Mexico City or somewhere nearby. You
- 4:56must know which woman I' m talking about and whether they' re my
- 4:59age or r' s big. I bet you must meet someone who'
- 5:02s been cared for and healed by that healer, but if you' re
- 5:06not from Mexico City and you don' t have anyone to ask about the
- 5:12truthfulness of what I' m telling you. There was a doctor named James.
- 5:15That doctor witnessed many cases. He saw with his own eyes many patients
- 5:20being cured by that woman. That doctor arrived in Mexico a year or two
- 5:26after the woman healed me. I never met the doctor, but the person
- 5:31who had recommended me to go with the healer told me that the doctor was
- 5:35like preparing a book, doing experiments or something that the students do, things
- 5:42that I really don' t understand in the months that the doctor was witnessing
- 5:46all that. The healer died. Then the doctor died and then a shaman
- 5:50who worked with that doctor died. I don' t have the exact data
- 5:57on when each of them died, but I don' t know how the
- 6:01three deaths occurred in a span of less than ten years. Maybe I'
- 6:05m overreacting, but I get the impression the government killed them by chance they
- 6:10died. I think of the following. When the healer died, the doctor
- 6:15had surely already taken many notes of everything he had seen. All that knowledge.
- 6:20He must have given it to the shaman so that he could replicate the
- 6:25wonderful works performed by the healer and so he could continue to study the phenomenon
- 6:30that caught his attention so much and that they would have killed the doctor and
- 6:35the shaman. That way, all the knowledge was lost and they left no
- 6:40ends loose, because that' s right here in Mexico, when someone is
- 6:45doing something that in one way or another poses a threat to the system,
- 6:49they kill it. It' s my ideas, an old man' s
- 6:54ideas. What' s true is that the woman cured me after two doctors
- 6:58couldn' t do anything. This happened 20 years ago. My mom was
- 7:13pregnant with my younger brother. She had a slightly complicated pregnancy and at eight
- 7:16months they had to practice caesaria. My brother was in the incubator and my
- 7:23mom went well. Seven days later. My mom already at home, she
- 7:27felt weird. She was lashed up by the operation and told my dad to
- 7:30accommodate the girdle, as she felt very strange. She started removing the girdle
- 7:35with my dad' s help and suddenly her intestines came out and my mom
- 7:40caught them holding with her hands and they quickly went to the hospital. When
- 7:47she arrived at the hospital, she was open for more than fifteen days,
- 7:51she had infection in several organs and had to be cleaned to remove it,
- 7:58as her intestines were next to her in a kind of snake recin and my
- 8:01mother would see how they worked. She began to get worse and from the
- 8:05pains caused by the cleanings, they fainted and almost all the time she was
- 8:09asleep until the day came that she no longer endured and my mom clinically died
- 8:15for almost a minute and she says she remembers how she saw her body and
- 8:20all the doctors running used the defibrillator on several occasions and nothing in that she
- 8:26sees my grandmother running in and kneeling in front of her and asking God to
- 8:31let her daughter live, that she gave her life in exchange for hers,
- 8:33that she would only allow her to help her carry out her children and put
- 8:37herself in her hands. Within seconds, my mom returns to her body and
- 8:43reacts. He was in hospital another month, already closed, but very serious.
- 8:50It didn' t get better, it had very high calentures and,
- 8:54as I was telling you, it kept falling asleep most of the time.
- 8:56He no longer endured and put himself in God’ s hands and told him
- 9:01that if it was his time to leave, he would not let her suffer
- 9:03any more and would take her away in a few days later. She remembers
- 9:07that a nurse came in and started cleaning her up and telling her that because
- 9:13they had my mom that they didn' t give her medicine, but that
- 9:16she didn' t worry that he was going to go around to take care
- 9:20of her. Three days after that nurse' s daily visit, my mom
- 9:24got a lot better, to the extent that my mom was able to get
- 9:28out of bed alone to go to the bathroom. All the nurses were amazed
- 9:31at my mom' s improvement because they thought she was going to die.
- 9:37A week later, my mother was discharged and started looking for the nurse who
- 9:39was going to take care of her and gave her medicine. He asked all
- 9:43over the hospital and the nurses, but everyone told them that there were no
- 9:48nurses in that hospital, since it was a hospital of pure women. And
- 9:52my mom didn' t believe them and kept asking, but she never found
- 9:58the nurse and as I said, there were pure female nurses. She only
- 10:03remembers the nurse' s jinx that Hasie said on her behalf and could never
- 10:09thank her for helping her, even though she returned to the hospital several times
- 10:13looking for him and no one knew him. In honor of the nurse,
- 10:18my mother named my younger brother, my grandmother. At the age of three,
- 10:33he died from so many road accidents in Mexico. These are full of
- 10:37Mexican legends about ghostly apparitions and sad stories, such as the case of this
- 10:43famous legend from a place called Cuesta Blanca in Baja California, which speaks of
- 10:46the tragic ending of a newlywed couple. People traveled from different places to the
- 10:54rosario hotel place to celebrate the best events. One very particular day was the
- 11:00wedding of Camilo and Victoria, a very in love couple who had decided to
- 11:05unite their souls for a lifetime. They split between laughter and hugs. Suddenly
- 11:09it began to rain with dense drops of water and wind, but nothing discouraged
- 11:15the grooms even considered it to be even romantic to drive in the rain.
- 11:20The bride' s father had given them a trip to Europe for their honeymoon.
- 11:26They had to travel to Los Angeles, California to take their flight on
- 11:31the way to their destination, they had to pass a place known as the
- 11:35white slope. That place has the reputation of being very dangerous. That is
- 11:39where cars often exceed speed and are the victims of terrible accidents. Today there
- 11:46are lights and houses, but at that time it was a dark and lonely
- 11:52place. The bride and groom were imagining what London and Rome would look like.
- 11:56When, suddenly, on the bend of the slope to the apa she
- 11:58looked like a cow trying to cross the road, but she got scared with
- 12:03the car and ran back. Camilo lost control of the car and fell into
- 12:07a gorge. Camilo got shot out of the car. Victory seriously injured.
- 12:13She was able to get out of the car and run to her husband to
- 12:18try to save him. He went up to the side of the road to
- 12:20ask for help. The few cars that passed at that time followed their path,
- 12:24as they distrusted or were frightened to see a bride screaming and covered in
- 12:30blood. Meanwhile, Camilo was dying. Victoria, drowned in tears, decided
- 12:35to stand in the middle of the road to force the cars to stop and
- 12:39then passed a cargo truck whose driver did not see her and ran her over
- 12:45the other day. The driver did not bear the blame and turned himself in
- 12:48to the authorities. They went to the scene, finding the wrecked car and
- 12:52Victoria and Camilo dead next to each other. They did not explain how Victoria
- 13:00' s body had arrived next to the decamilo, as the driver told them
- 13:03that she had stayed right across the road. Legend has it that to this
- 13:09day, victory appears on the slope asking the drivers who pass by for help
- 13:13and his dress is of a radiant white who manages to charm them other times
- 13:20in bloody dress and when they stop to help her says with a voice of
- 13:24discouragement. It' s too late now. As he continues to walk with
- 13:28his sight lost and disappearing. On a hill in the north of Jalisco there
- 13:45was a haunted cave that opened one day a year. It was said that
- 13:48whoever had the joy of entering would find great treasures accounted for in sacks full
- 13:54of silver gold coins, precious stones and luxurious costumes belonging to Spanish people who
- 14:01at one time were stolen by thieves and all that wealth was hidden In that
- 14:05cave, At the back of the hill was located a ranch where a boy
- 14:11lived with his family. The young logger went up every third day to provide
- 14:16his mother with firewood. One morning he undertook as usual the climb to the
- 14:22top of the hill, accompanied only by his donkey. As he passed a
- 14:28ravine he was surprised to see a strong light coming from the cave, for
- 14:31although the path was known to him he had never seen anything like it before
- 14:37and decided to enter to see what it was about. There was a lot
- 14:41of gold, silver, and precious stones coming in. Everything that shone shone
- 14:45shone and went for a while looking at the great treasures. The inside of
- 14:50the cave was wide and long. As the boy stepped in, he gave
- 14:54other people to the place several men sitting around a table played to the cards
- 15:00and moving with great desperate slowness, thought of returning home and telling his family
- 15:05what he had seen, for with his help it would be easier to take
- 15:09the treasure out of the cave. The night had fallen. He headed for
- 15:15his donkey, but the animal was not surprised. He made his way home,
- 15:20tripping over several stones, which seemed strange to him, knowing the way
- 15:24very well and not remembering that they were there. In the distance, he
- 15:28visualized his small ranch and noticed that no light came out of his house,
- 15:33but that did not miss him, because it was too late and he thought
- 15:37everyone was asleep. However, the closer it got, the weirder it got.
- 15:41He saw her when she arrived in front of the house, he realized
- 15:46that she was uninhabited and in ruins. He felt so tired that, without
- 15:50wishing, he fell asleep in the rubble. The next day he woke up
- 15:54and from one leap he ran to find out what had happened to his four
- 16:00family when he arrived or everything was changed. Wondering what happened. All the
- 16:03members of his family had died many years ago. People also told him about
- 16:08a young man who went out with his donkey one morning and mysteriously disappeared.
- 16:14That young man was the same. He asked dates and cried to the neighbors
- 16:18and realized that the two hours he spent in the cave had been two hundred
- 16:22years. The story begins in the 1940s at the hotel Espa García Crespo,
- 16:33a prestigious place full of luxuries. One day a beautiful young woman arrived at
- 16:38the hotel in a dress that immediately characterized her, as she was wearing a
- 16:44beautiful red dress. He instantly stole the eyes and attention of the people who
- 16:49were in the place. The manager especially fell in love with her. Since
- 16:56she saw her, the girl approached the manager and asked for a room to
- 17:00stay for a few days. The manager, kindly and courting her, offered
- 17:03her one of the best rooms in the hotel. It is said that every
- 17:10day the manager was on the watch of the woman, being very helpful and
- 17:14getting the girl to notice him. On one occasion, the manager, filling
- 17:18himself with courage, asked the woman to have a loving relationship, but she
- 17:22did not accept. Instead, he offered her the opportunity to be lovers.
- 17:29The manager happily accepted. Since the relationship began between them, the real hell
- 17:34broke loose, as that man was filled with jealousy, for the beauty of
- 17:38the navy attracted the attention of all the men of the place, who daily
- 17:44filled her with flattery. The manager still claimed her knowing that she had no
- 17:48fault for anything, as she rejected anyone who approached her. There came a
- 17:55day when the woman, without remorse, began to have a new relationship with
- 17:59one of the guests, keeping her new affair secret. Every night, the
- 18:03lover came to his room. Over time, the manager noticed her attitude very
- 18:08rarely, as she had become a very sharp woman. She began to investigate
- 18:15what was in her hands, so one night she started spying on the door
- 18:18from a dark hallway in the early morning. Everything was quiet until after a
- 18:26few hours he noticed something strange outside the door a tall young man, already
- 18:30put the door of the room opened from the inside. Once opened, the
- 18:36man entered the manager, waited for a moment and stealthily approached the door and
- 18:41opened it immediately. The woman, realizing that she had been discovered, managed
- 18:48to get the man out, but she unfortunately did not run with the same
- 18:52fate. He tried to calm his former lover, but his attempt was in
- 18:57vain, as the manager left himself, let himself be carried away by jealousy
- 19:00and anger took the woman by the neck with his big hands and after a
- 19:06struggle, threw her out the window, causing her death immediately. The next
- 19:12day, the body was found by the hotel gardener, who immediately advised his
- 19:17superiors not to damage the hotel' s reputation, decided to bury the girl
- 19:22' s body in one of its cellars located in the lower part of the
- 19:26establishment. It is said that every night you hear the tearful scream of the
- 19:32woman falling from the window. Stories written and adapted by Ramiro contreras