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Ciguapa (pronounced see-GWAH-pah)[citation needed] is a
mythological creature of
Dominican Republic folklore. They are
commonly described as having...
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mythology with
their feet
turned backwards and
native to the
Himalayas Ciguapa,
Dominican mythological creatures in the form of dark-skinned
women with...
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separate in
death and
remain behind in a
place as a sort of dark spirit.
Ciguapa –
Mythical women who live in the high
mountains of the
Dominican Republic...
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Abarimon people and
placed them at the
outer border of the world.
Ciguapa Curupira Nuli Plinius,
Naturalis Historia 7, 11. W. Tomaschek, RE I, 1...
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tradition of
myths and
legends that
include La Llorona, El
Hombre Caimán, La
Ciguapa, the
Vallenato Legend, La
Madre Monte, El Simborcito, la
Mojana Legend...
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sucking the
blood of
livestock Churel (Hindu) – Vampiric,
female ghost Ciguapa (Dominican Republic) –
Malevolent seductress Cihuateteo (Aztec) – Ghost...
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esquina Huellas Llegó la hora
Mosaico Trópico
Adentro Amor Narcótico La
Ciguapa Limón con sal Me enamoré Pa' otro la'o
Procura Sol de
Verano Pa' Otro La'o...
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interwoven with
images of "hand symbols" and
female figures in the
style of
Ciguapas from the
folklore of the
Dominican Republic. Báez
describes the work as...
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chronology Singles from Pa' Otro La'o "Amor Narcótico" Released: 1997 "La
Ciguapa" Released: 1997 "Limón Con Sal" Released: 1997 "Pa' Otro La'o" Released:...
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exclusively preys on men. Name
variations include Cihuanaba, Ciguanaba, and
Ciguapa. La Llorona, or The Wailer, is an
extremely widespread folklore story within...
