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- 0:05The crybaby, dozens of different origins, hundreds of places, different millions of
- 0:11testimonies, a single legend. Here, in my city, we also have
- 0:16our own version. It is said that a woman was unfaithful to her husband
- 0:21with a neighbor and he, as retribution, took the lives of her children,
- 0:26for he had convinced himself that those children were most likely not of him
- 0:29altogether if he had already deceived him, surely it was not the first time.
- 0:38So he went into the little ones’ room full of anger and hanged
- 0:41them without compassion. That unfaithful woman found the lifeless bodies of her children lying
- 0:47on the ground. At that very moment, the woman completely lost her mind
- 0:52and went out into the street, just as she was dressed, that is,
- 0:58in a nightgown and a white robe. She never regained her sanity and
- 1:03one cold night she died wandering the road as she lamented the murder of her
- 1:07children, as she had been to blame for that horrible act. I remembered
- 1:14that story while driving down the road back home. I remembered precisely because they
- 1:21put the song La Llorona byÁngel Aguilar on the radio. It was the
- 1:25first time I heard that song. I was coming a little rough, as
- 1:30it was starting to rain and in the news they had warned that it would
- 1:36possibly hit an electrical storm. Besides, my wife had called to tell me
- 1:40that she had prepared a special dinner. The song ended and I still had
- 1:46a few miles to get home. By the side of the road, I
- 1:51could see a woman walking. It' s not common to see someone at
- 1:55that time because of those rhombuses. A few hundred meters later, sor I
- 2:00saw a woman again, but now on the other side I felt that she
- 2:02was the same woman, but it couldn' t be possible when turning on
- 2:08a curve. I had to stop at once, because the same woman was
- 2:13in the middle of the street. But now it was in the middle of
- 2:15the street. That was a rather strange scene. I started to feel so
- 2:21scared. It was a suffocating sensation as if something very bad was about to
- 2:25happen. The woman was still there inert. After a few seconds I realized
- 2:31that I could pass by her. Without hitting her, so I just did.
- 2:38I avoided seeing her out of her sight. I remember thinking maybe there
- 2:42was a maniconium leak, of course it wasn' t. A few minutes
- 2:49later I got home. My wife already had dinner ready and my ten-
- 2:53year- old girl and my three- year- old were already at the
- 2:57table and my father- in- law was visiting. We have chicken dinner,
- 3:00stuffed with spaghetti and green and, of course, a cold soda.
- 3:06My children went to sleep as soon as they finished their meal and we stayed
- 3:10talking. That night' s talk. It was very nice. There were
- 3:15anecdotes and laughter. It has been a long time since I had such a
- 3:20good time, for at that time my wife was pregnant with our third child
- 3:23and my father- in- law had not found it to be good news,
- 3:30but that night we could say that we made peace. We were already
- 3:32saying goodbye when we heard someone knocking on the door. That was weird,
- 3:38it was almost dawn and we usually never have visitors in the house, much
- 3:43less at that time. I went and opened the door, but there was
- 3:50no one left and I looked up, but nothing. I frowned and thought
- 3:53for a moment and then returned to the house and closed the door. My
- 3:59wife asked me who I was and I told her that no one, that
- 4:03maybe we had heard wrong. Suddenly my father- in- law said he
- 4:06saw someone come through the window. I was just gonna check when they knocked
- 4:12on the door again. I told my wife to go with the kids.
- 4:16I went to the kitchen and took a iron bat that I keep next to
- 4:19the refrigerator. My father- in- law opened the door while I was
- 4:25preparing to attack with the bat, but again there was no one. Then
- 4:29my wife screamed. My father- in- law closed the door and I
- 4:32ran to my children' s room out the window. I could see a
- 4:35woman standing outside. I realized she was the same woman I ran into on
- 4:41the road. The woman put her hand over the window and then vanished from
- 4:47the mark she had left. The woman started to smoke. It was very
- 4:51strange. When I approached the window to check, I felt very cold.
- 4:57The window was freezing. I saw my wife and children in the living room
- 5:01together with my father- in- law who was very alert to the door.
- 5:05He asked me what happened and I told him about the woman. There
- 5:10was a big rumble. The windows vibrated pretty hard through the glass. I
- 5:15could see that the sky was fully lit and then another roar came so loud
- 5:19that the door shuddered and all the windows burst. The thunderstorm had arrived.
- 5:28My kids got pretty scared and started crying. My wife was also very scared.
- 5:33The strong wind began to get into the house causing the curtains to move
- 5:38violently. Then I could see that the woman snuck through the grille above the
- 5:44stove to get the smoke out. That grid' s almost above the ceiling.
- 5:49It wasn' t possible that the woman was peeking out there was too
- 5:55high. Nearly three meters outside, he was still thundering. My children were
- 6:00still crying. My father- in- law was looking everywhere and my wife
- 6:04was also starting to cry. Then the wind began to enter with more force.
- 6:11Everything we had on the table fell to the floor and the kitchen frets
- 6:14too. Suddenly the door opened violently and we could all see the woman standing
- 6:19outside the door. He was staring at us. I wasn' t trying
- 6:27to get in, I was just there and then the light went out.
- 6:30We' re in complete darkness. It' s all in the dark.
- 6:33I couldn' t even see my own hands. Everything was so gloomy.
- 6:39We all got close until we could feel that we were touching each other.
- 6:44That reassured us a little bit. We knew that someone was walking inside the
- 6:48house, as we could hear the pieces of the glass glasses breaking. Being
- 6:54stepped on. I could feel something touching. My face was smooth and wet.
- 7:00I think it was hair. My wife was breathing hard. It sounded
- 7:04very agitated. Then the light came back. We realized my son was gone.
- 7:12We went into despair and screaming. We called it by name, but
- 7:16there was no answer. My father- in- law ran into his truck
- 7:20and took his gun. He started walking around, rushed the whole house and
- 7:25then went out into the yard. My wife was on her knees hugging the
- 7:30girl while at the same time holding her belly. I didn' t know
- 7:34what to do. I wanted to go find my son, but I didn
- 7:38' t want to leave my wife alone with my daughter, we heard my
- 7:43boy cry and then a shot. I didn' t doubt it for a
- 7:46second and ran into the courtyard. There was my father- in- law
- 7:50pointing to the front. I asked him what had happened and he told me
- 7:55he saw the woman drag the little one while crying. He shot her,
- 7:59but she just disappeared. Together with my son, we searched all night,
- 8:05called relatives to come and help us. We went to the neighbors, we
- 8:11searched all the houses, we went through every corner of the block and beyond
- 8:16there was not a single sign of my son. That night my life changed
- 8:20forever. It took a three hundred and sixty degrees turn. My wife and
- 8:24I continued to look for our son for a long time. Of course,
- 8:30hope slowly faded away. Even the birth of our third child could not comfort
- 8:35us. My wife started having delusions. She said that our newborn was actually
- 8:41our son that the crybaby had taken to see her. Saying those things ended
- 8:46up breaking down I became an alcoholic. My parents picked up my daughter and
- 8:52the baby, because while I was drowning in the canteens, my wife ended
- 8:56up losing my sanity and her brothers decided to move her to the State Mental
- 9:01Health Center. I was in deep depression for almost five years. I managed
- 9:09to recover. Two years ago. My wife' s out, too.
- 9:11She was discharged A few months after I cleaned up, things between us are
- 9:16no longer as they were before. Nor were we able to save the lost
- 9:22time with the two children we still have. My wife is forced to take
- 9:26psychological treatment, so I decided to take therapy, too. The truth is
- 9:33that neither my wife nor I have managed to overcome the disappearance of our little
- 9:37one. We miss him every day and I know that my daughter also misses
- 9:41her brother, the Baby, who is already five years old. He'
- 9:46s started asking questions and I certainly never know what to answer. In the
- 9:50most recent session, my therapist told me that I should talk about what happened.
- 9:56He said, the more told it would be less and less painful.
- 10:00That' s why I encouraged myself to tell my story in this way.
- 10:03I am aware that this will not help me to recover my son, but
- 10:07I would appreciate it anyway if you would dedicate a prayer so that one day
- 10:13I can find my little one the tomb of the crybaby. I' m
- 10:26from Hidalgo State, from a small town. A lot of stories of all
- 10:31kinds of ghosts and spirits abound here, but without a doubt, the most
- 10:35famous is that of the crybaby. There are so many different stories that it
- 10:41is impossible to agree on what is the true origin of the crybaby. There
- 10:46' s something that all the stories match. She drowned her children and then
- 10:50repented the legend of the crybaby. It' s so famous that America has
- 10:56its crybaby. The South American countries also go to Spain has a crybaby.
- 11:03My Aunt Cuquita once told us a story about the crybaby, but it was
- 11:07a different weird story. In the story she told us, it wasn'
- 11:13t the crybaby who killed her children. In fact, the children did not
- 11:18die from drowning. The story of my aunt Cuquita for over a hundred years
- 11:22told us that in the mountain near the river before there was a wooden house
- 11:26that belonged to a marriage of Spaniards. He told us that one night the
- 11:33house started to burn down. My aunt says that a woman with her three
- 11:37children was going through the place from selling bread. The marriage of Spaniards had
- 11:43a baby and that night of the fire he was crying with great despair.
- 11:48The woman, as soon as she heard the baby cry, did not hesitate
- 11:52to go into the house to find the baby, managed to rescue the little
- 11:56creature. The problem was that the woman, in her desperation to take the
- 12:01baby out, did not realize that her three children had followed her into the
- 12:05house. He couldn' t do anything to save their lives. They died
- 12:11charred inside that wooden house. My aunt says that the poor woman was in
- 12:18a state of shock as soon as she could, went to take the bodies
- 12:22of her children and carried them to the river. One by one, he
- 12:24took them to the water and dived with his dead children. The woman died
- 12:30hugging the three children. The baby that the woman rescued was left in charge
- 12:35of the village convent after three days, the baby disappeared from the convent.
- 12:39They found three claws marked in the frame of the fourth door, where the
- 12:45baby slept. My aunt told us that since that night the woman wanders the
- 12:48streets of the village carrying that baby she rescued while crying for the terrible death
- 12:54of her children. I must admit, when my Cuquita aunt told us that
- 13:00story, I already felt weird. I don' t know if the right
- 13:03word is fear, but if it was an uncomfortable feeling, maybe it'
- 13:07s your management. But that same night, after finishing dinner at my aunt
- 13:11' s house, strange things began to happen to me. That party ended
- 13:16at 2: 00 in the morning. I got a little drunk, so
- 13:20I had to walk slowly to avoid getting dizzy. Anyway, I didn'
- 13:26t live this far from my aunt' s house. I was about three
- 13:30blocks from my house when the dogs started barking like crazy. Those dogs are
- 13:35very quiet. I' ve never heard them bark. So I felt a
- 13:41very strong chill suddenly at the door of the canteen. At the end of
- 13:45the street, he hit me hard and made me jump There came out a
- 13:50guy falling drunk. How he got close to me. I was so scared.
- 13:54It was visible in his eyes. He told me that the crybaby was
- 13:58nearby, that what he felt in the air was the same as he felt
- 14:03the night his son disappeared. Then a loud, loud cry resounded. It
- 14:09was heartbreaking and awful. I panicked. I ran to get to my house.
- 14:15When I was at the door just before entering, that scream was heard
- 14:18again, but it sounded a little further. The truth. That night I
- 14:24was so afraid that I didn' t want to sleep, but all the
- 14:28beers I had taken didn' t take long to send me to bed.
- 14:33The next morning, one Saturday I woke up with a little headache, so
- 14:37I went straight to the refrigerator to have a pitcher of cold water. I
- 14:43took a shower and changed. My head was still hurting, so I went
- 14:48out to the market to find whoever was selling a spicy little. Don Nuño
- 14:52' s wife was just opening her post. I asked for a little bit
- 14:56and sat down to have a coffee well loaded with me or while I waited.
- 15:01Minutes later, a woman came up to ask for something and as I
- 15:05waited I heard that I was telling Don Nuño' s wife that the baby
- 15:09of the marriage González had disappeared during the morning. I immediately remembered what the
- 15:16drunkard had said to me in disguise. I changed places to be closer and
- 15:22be able to hear better. They talked about it for a while. They
- 15:28said many things, but what caught my attention most was that within the framework
- 15:31of the Fourth Gate they found the mark of three claws, as in the
- 15:35story my aunt had told us. I didn' t doubt it for a
- 15:41second and went to my aunt' s house to ask her some questions.
- 15:45To my surprise, I wasn' t the only one there, my uncles
- 15:48and cousins had already gone. Everyone had heard about the disappearance of the González
- 15:54Baby. My aunt told us that the spirit of the crybaby was evil,
- 15:58to see negative that it took the children. He also told us that it
- 16:04is not so much now, as his spirit was contained in a tomb.
- 16:08He said that he could be released from time to time, only when many
- 16:14people talk about her, that it was like you were calling him, and
- 16:18that allowed him to get that out of the crybaby' s grave. I
- 16:21was curious, I had heard something about it, but honestly, up to
- 16:26that point I thought it was just a myth. But my aunt told us
- 16:30that in the community of seven reais lies the tomb of the Llorona. He
- 16:34told us that tomb was built in nineteen hundred and thirteen by orders of the
- 16:40Vatican. According to my aunt. This happened after the Holy See sent an
- 16:44exorcist to face the crybaby, as she was taking too many children. I
- 16:49asked her why the crybaby' s grave was in seven real ones if she
- 16:53showed up here in town. My aunt replied that the crybaby was a very
- 16:59powerful spectrum and that she could appear in several places. He gave me more
- 17:04details, but I didn' t really understand him much. That day,
- 17:08the town was under a lot of stress. I was twenty years old at
- 17:12the time and a child had never disappeared, so that wasn' t what
- 17:18people knew how to react and it was more scary, because everyone was talking
- 17:22about the crybaby. I went home and didn' t go out all afternoon.
- 17:30I just woke up for dinner and went back to sleep around 3:
- 17:3400 in the morning. I was awakened by the howlings of the dogs on
- 17:38the block barked very loud and very ugly. I looked out the window to
- 17:44see what was going on, but I didn' t see anything. Suddenly
- 17:48a deep and pitiful cry sounded loudly. She was the crybaby. That whining
- 17:53sounded pretty close. He seemed to be in my yard. I don'
- 17:59t have kids, so I didn' t understand why the crybaby was so
- 18:03close. I grabbed my machete and a quinque and went out playing brave.
- 18:07He was a dumb boy, and the truth is, he was a lot
- 18:11scared. I checked the surroundings, but I didn' t find anything.
- 18:17The dogs kept barking and I was already feeling some cold, so I turned
- 18:22around to get into my house. In that the crybaby again sheds her horrible
- 18:26regret. I let go of the scare quinque. A small flame was started
- 18:32on the lawn that was close by quickly. I laid it on the ground
- 18:37and I could shut it down without any problems. Once again I heard the
- 18:40crybaby, but now it sounded pretty far away. That calmed me down a
- 18:44little bit. I breathed relief and then got up three houses away. I
- 18:49could see the crybaby. She was dressed completely in white. He had such
- 18:55long hair that he passed his waist and walked without touching the ground. In
- 19:00the house. They had a two- year- old baby in front of
- 19:03me. Surely the crybaby was coming for him. I swear I thought I
- 19:07' d run to warn them, but the crybaby was moving fast and seeing
- 19:12her long nails and open scars had me paralyzed, I broke into my house
- 19:18and locked myself in the bathroom. I no longer heard the crybaby, but
- 19:22if I heard, as the neighbors across the street shouted, I didn'
- 19:27t have the courage to go out and fell asleep in the bathroom. In
- 19:32the morning I was able to confirm it. Neighbors' baby was gone.
- 19:37I wasn' t the only one who' d seen the crybaby. Some
- 19:41saw her when they looked out the window. Everyone on the block knew he
- 19:45was going for that baby, but no one was encouraged to come out.
- 19:49The church father sounded the bells as soon as he heard what had happened.
- 19:56A visit was arranged to the tomb of the crybaby to bring her offerings and
- 19:59the beef so that she would no longer take anyone else. I was one
- 20:03of those who encouraged themselves to go that old and forgotten tomb is in the
- 20:08middle of the mountain, surrounded by the land and the nopals. Apparently,
- 20:14our visit worked, as since then no one in my village ever saw the
- 20:18crybaby again. I hope it all goes on like this, but there is
- 20:23always the possibility that at some point many people will start talking about it and
- 20:27the crybaby will come out of her grave again. Tale written and adapted by Ramiro Contreras