La Llorona Baseball T-Shirts

Based on the Mexican Folk Tale of La Llorona

In Latin American folklore, La Llorona is one of the most famous oral legends. The lore states a woman was unloved by her husband and her husband loved the two boys instead of her. She caught her husband kissing another woman and drowned her sons in a river. Out of grief and anger she then drowned herself.

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La llorona will get you!

Llorona "The Crying Woman" or "The Wailer") is a Mexican vengeful ghost who is said to roam near bodies of water mourning her children whom she drowned in a jealous rage after discovering her husband was cheating on her.

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La Llorona

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LOTERIA

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The weeping woman

She's a little sad.

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Hipanic legend, La Llorona. There is a legend saying the weeping woman (La Llorona) lost her children and cries every night as she looks for them.

Based on the Latin Legend, La Llorona, The Weeping Woman, drowns herself in grief after killing her children, and is cursed to wander the earth forever in search of them.

Her heartrending cries shook the whole regions, especially those ignorant people who came out of raids at night in the rivers where she rested.

Watercolor Horror Icon La Llorona

Drawing inspired by the Saurom song La Llorona

She want's your kids....from the past...

Illustration of the ghost of the "la llorona"

A beautiful woman drowns her children in order to be with the man that she loves. Rejected, she drowns herself but is forced to wander the Earth for all eternity, searching in vain for her drowned childern, with her constant weeping giving her the name "La Llorona." She is said to haunt rivers and streams crying, "Mis hijos! (My children!)"

Illustrative interpretation of la Llorona. A Mexican fable of a witch that hunts bad children

A painting of the Mexican/Hispanic folklore legend of the woman who drowned her children and was cursed to wander aimlessly searching for them in the afterlife.

Compilation of Honduran legends shared with other Latinoamerican countries.

Voz: aguda o estridente. Color: Que es muy vivo o está mal combinado con otro. Personalidad: Que llora o se queja mucho ¿Cuál se aplica?

Luna Moon Goddess

A creepy witch casting a spell over her magical caldron, holding a lantern for an extra creepy aesthetic. Originally painted in acrylic paint on canvas by LukjanovArt.

A creepy witch casting a spell over her magical caldron, holding a lantern for an extra creepy aesthetic. Originally painted in acrylic paint on canvas by LukjanovArt.

Beware...

Calavera Mexicana

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