53. La Siguanaba (Central American Folklore)

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53. La Siguanaba (Central American Folklore)

Mytholadies

35 minutes 39 seconds

3 years ago

53. La Siguanaba (Central American Folklore)

In today's episode we discuss La Siguanaba, a frightening, horse-headed spirit found in folklore all throughout Central America. We explore the many, many different iterations of her story, talk at length about the symbolism of horses, and delve into colonial influences found in the legend.

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