Anyone know any hispanic scary stories?
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The story of "la Llorona" is very popular in Mexico. The story is of a young Mexican girl who falls in love with a Spanish officer with whom she has 2 children. The Spanish officer then falls in love with a rich women from Spain. The Mexican girls approaches the officer with his two young children and stabs them to death in front of their father. The young women is sentenced  by the court to death by strangulation with a tourniquet to throat, where she suffers a excruciating painful death. She now walks at night through the dark  streets of Mexico City crying as she searches  for her children. \n\n"Del mercado al convento, de  calzada de Iztapalapa, las buenas gentes se han recogido antes del toque de queda de medianoche. \n\nLas calles están desiertas de almas...vivas. \n\nCon el campanazo de las doce, una mujer vestida de blanco, la faz cubierta por un velo ligerísimo, se aproxima por el oeste. \n\nVa de una calle a otra, sin seguir un patrón específico, pero siempre con rumbo a la Plaza Mayor. Allí se arrodilla y besa el suelo. \n\nUnos dicen que flota; otros, que no tiene rostro. Son pocos los que la han visto, sin embargo. Los más, han escuchado su quejido lastimero: \n\n"Ay, mis hijos". \n\nY con éste, han tenido suficiente."
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This one made me scared to cook Ladybug ladybug fly away home.\nYour house is on fire, your children are gone.\nAll except one, her name is Nan.\nShe crept under a frying pan.lol
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This is a true story too... when I was 13, our school had taken us out for an overnight trip and this incident occured on the first night of our stay. We were housed in a dormritory. However, since we were not ready to sleep yet (you know how these trips be), at the insistence of one of our mates, we decided to swap ghost stories. The requestor loved ghost stories but was also scared by them. Finally, one by one, we fell asleep.\n\nThe setting was right... dark night... strange place... wind howling... Our mate who had requested for the ghost stories awoke in the middle of the night, slightly disoriented. Suddenly she saw this pale figure in white walking towards her. In fright, she grabbed the hand of the person next to her... and let out a scream... for she had grabbed at nothing and the figure next to her was also in white.\n\nWhat actually happened was that one of our clasmates sleep walked. Her white night dress and the moonlight gave her a ghostly effect. Also, her neighbour had covered herself completely with a white bedsheet. The combined effect left our mate thinking she had seen two ghosts! \n\nThis story went down in the annals of our class as the funniest ghost story ever. Hope you enjoyed it too. :)
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I witnessed a man who had beaten his girlfriend push her out of a moving car right in front of my house when I was about 15. I remember screaming because I couldn't believe it happened and right in front of my eyes.\nI lived in Flordia for about a year and we were going down Interstate 4 when a girl talking on her cell phone (who was driving very fast) passed us and then on up ahead she hit a semi truck and her car went up under the trailer and exploded. Everyone stopped and you could hear the girl screaming and fire was blazing up the sides of the trailer. No one not even the truck driver had a fire extingusher. She died and I had nightmares about that for years  to come.
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yeah i know...hispanics are going through a hard time right with the american goverment and some of the people.is it racism? i don't know because i'm not american.i could never thrash a another person race or religon.
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Latin Kings: A Street Gang Story\n\nClick below.
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Yes I have!!!  I am Hispanic (from Costa Rica) but I used to live in Houston Texas (I am back in my country), and believe it or not, I experienced racism from Hispanic people.  \n\n\nThe people who treated me really bad were from Mexico, El Salvador and even from Costa Rica.   When I moved to Houston I spoke English but it was not good enough and sometimes I didn't understand what people said.   However if I spoke in Spanish to somebody who looked hispanic they usually said "sorry I don't speak Spanish"  And I am not only talking about the language think, they treated me bad at work too. \n\nAt least that help me to improve my English because I learned that I couldn't depend on other people. \n\nI remember one day that I went to Bank of America with a friend who was just coming to US and he wanted to open a checking account, so I saw a teller who's name was Guadalupe Flores (I'll never forget that name) and I told my friend "she speaks Spanish" go to her.  Even though my English was already good, I thought that it was better if my friend talk to the "lady" by himself.  Well, when he asked her a question she looked at him disparagingly and said: "I DON'T SPEAK SPANISH"  I got really mad that day and I told her a couple of "not nice words" and then I told her: "I am so sorry for you. You have no idea what a great advantage is to be bilingual, you get better job positions" and I left the bank.\n\nI never ever got such a despise from an American or  Afro-american person.
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omg I hear the sirens monitor!! This is scary stuff. Get your pants on. You don't wanna be caught in this tornado with your pants down!! \n\nSeriously guys.......this is spooky scary!! Bang on the girl's apartment three doors down. I hear she has a roach motel!
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http://www.hispanicbusiness.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=7414\nread the above and it should answer your questions\n\nhope this answers your question
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AWSOME! MUY BIEN!!!\n\n a mi no me gustan los insectos tampoco!!
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Why not ask hispanic radio stations
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I feel like I am going to be hunted down, right in my own country. I have to add that a lot of legal hispanics are against illegal immigration too. My neighbor who lives in a double was furious the other day, the other side of his house was rented out to illegals, a drug bust went on, he's dominican and he is legal, has been since birth. He has two small children, so you could just imagine what he was saying about illegals. I do think illegals are invading the country, I dont think they could ever over run it, even if there is a large latino ratio, there are still thousands of legal latinos that are p!ssed just like any other race. Just not so many on here of course!
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Back in my wandering hippie days a busload of us crashed at an old house in Boulder Colorado.  One of the women awoke from a nap upstairs screaming, saying a little girl was trying to steal her body. \n\nOur host passed a couple of joints around and told the story of the original residents.  It seems their young daughter had died of typhoid, and they were in such denial of it that they just left her body to rot in her upstairs bedroom. Deprived of a proper burial, the girl's spirit never left the house.  The next owner had walled off the room, even going so far as to seal it with lead.  We were starting to have some fun with the story when there was suddenly a loud bang from the wall in question, causing a number of things to fall down.\n\nWe decided then to go out for ice cream, and we all slept downstairs on the living room floor that night.
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http://www.puhsd.k12.ca.us/chana/staffpages/eichman/Adult_School/us/units/civil_rights/3/hispanics.htm
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http://www.prairieghosts.com/hauntaz.html\n\nCheck it out, a listing of different haunted locations in Arizona. :O\n\nEnjoy,\n\n♥
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I have alot of hispanic friends.Than whites or black. Im not racist or anything like that.I just get along with hispanic ppl better well because Im Mexican.I think whites and Blacks are a little concited.In my school I think Hispanics are easy to get along with you know.
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Yeah,when i was young we used to call it La Mano peludo,its something about some old  man that died and his hand was cut  off but it was possed by some evil spirit so every  it supposed of killed someone or haunted people,it dumb but when i was little and heard the story i was scared,or put it this way"bloody mary,"but it was a hand.