Hola Hivers!!!! En esta oportunidad hice una recopilaci贸n de historias de brujas por motivo de que hoy es HALLOWEEN, y me parece una excelente idea celebrarlo de esta manera por ac谩.
Hello Hivers!!!! This time I made a compilation of witch stories because today is HALLOWEEN, and I think it's an excellent idea to celebrate it this way here.
ESPA脩OL
- LAS BRUJAS DE LA BARROCA
Se cuenta que tiempo atr谩s, por los vertientes de la Barroca, se reun铆an las brujas para cantar y bailar. En una de estas reuniones en plena noche, un jorobado descubri贸 el encuentro de las brujas que estaban cantando: "lunes, martes, mi茅rcoles...", y entonces 茅l, bien animado, se incorpor贸 cantando tambi茅n: "...jueves, viernes, s谩bado..."
Descubierto por las brujas, el jorobado afortunadamente no sufri贸 ning煤n da帽o, al contrario, recibi贸 el favor de las brujas que, agradecidas por haberles ense帽ado tres d铆as m谩s de la semana, lo libraron para siempre m谩s de su joroba. Dicho y hecho, el jorobado se convirti贸 en un hombre nuevo. En su camino de retorno a casa se encontr贸 con un amigo que, boquiabierto por su encuentro con las brujas, decidi贸 poner a prueba su suerte y emprendi贸 el camino hacia la Barroca para mirar de conseguir tambi茅n alg煤n favor de las brujas. Cuando lleg贸 al lugar sinti贸, tal y como le hab铆a explicado el jorobado, la canci贸n de las brujas. Cuando 茅stas llegaron al s谩bado, el hombre chill贸 con voz alta y potente: ... y domingo!
Poco afortunado y atrevido hab铆a estado aquel hombre..., que no sab铆a que las brujas odiaban el domingo porque era el d铆a del se帽or. Una de ellas, bien enfadada, cogi贸 la joroba del jorobado que todav铆a estaba en el suelo, y se la puso en el pecho. Para siempre m谩s, el hombre tuvo que llevar aquella joroba por delante.
- GARGANTA DE LAS BRUJAS
En la garganta de las hadas hab铆a una hada que tuvo un ni帽o que no pod铆a amamantar, y lo llev贸 a una mujer de Granollers de Rocacorba que hab铆a criado a una ni帽a. En se帽al de gratitud, la hada le dio una falda de salvado. La mujer, despreciando aquel presente, porque de salvado ya ten铆a en casa, lo lanz贸 a la fuente de Pedret. Cuando lleg贸 a casa, se di贸 cuenta que en su falda todav铆a le quedaban algunas migas pero que brillaban con fuerza. Lo que le hab铆a dado la hada en realidad hab铆a sido oro.
- LA BANYA DEL BOC Y EL DEMONIO DE BOSQUER脫S
La leyenda explica que un demonio de Bosquer贸s, enfadado con su madre por un maleficio que preparaba para la gente de los alrededores, arrastr贸 a su madre des de la Banya del Boc hasta la garganta que le dicen del demonio, en el Pla de Sant Joan, porque fue en esta garganta donde la lanz贸. Se dice que por all铆 donde pas贸 el demonio durante mucho tiempo no creci贸 nada.
- LA MUJER POSEIDA POR EL DEMONIO
La voz popular explica que en el molino de Ner贸s hab铆a una mujer que todo el mundo dec铆a que estaba poseida por el demonio y que recib铆a de 茅ste una gran fuerza y inteligencia cuando estaba poseida, cogiendo los sacos de ma铆z como si de paja se tratara. La mujer siempre hablaba en plural, refiri茅ndose a ella y al demonio y sol铆a subir en un 谩rbol muy alto del cual se precipitaba sin recibir ning煤n da帽o. Un d铆a avisaron a un cura conocido por la virtud de sacar los malos esp铆ritus, y le hicieron salir el demonio del cuerpo por el dedo grande del pie. Desde entonces perdi贸 toda la fuerza y se convirti贸 en una mujer normal.
ENGLISH
- THE WITCHES OF LA BARROCA
It is said that once upon a time, along the slopes of the Baroque, the witches used to meet to sing and dance. In one of these meetings in the middle of the night, a hunchback discovered the meeting of the witches who were singing: "Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday...", and then he, in high spirits, joined in and sang: "...Thursday, Friday, Saturday...".
Discovered by the witches, the hunchback fortunately suffered no harm, on the contrary, he received the favor of the witches who, grateful for having taught them three more days of the week, freed him forever more from his hump. Said and done, the hunchback became a new man. On his way home he met a friend who, dumbfounded by his encounter with the witches, decided to try his luck and set out on the road to the Baroque to see if he could also get some favor from the witches. When he reached the place he felt, as the hunchback had explained to him, the song of the witches. When they arrived on Saturday, the man shrieked in a loud and powerful voice: ... and Sunday!
Unlucky and daring had been that man..., who did not know that the witches hated Sunday because it was the Lord's day. One of them, very angry, took the hunchback's hump, which was still on the ground, and put it on his chest. For evermore, the man had to carry that hump in front of him.
- WITCHES' THROAT
In the throat of the fairies there was a fairy who had a child that she could not breastfeed, and she took it to a woman from Granollers de Rocacorba who had raised a girl. As a token of gratitude, the fairy gave her a skirt of bran. The woman, despising the gift, because she already had some bran at home, threw it into Pedret's fountain. When she got home, she realized that there were still some crumbs left on her skirt, but they shone brightly. What the fairy had given her had actually been gold.
- THE BANYA DEL BOC AND THE DEMON OF BOSQUER脫S
The legend explains that a demon of Bosquer贸s, angry with his mother for a curse that he prepared for the people of the surroundings, dragged his mother from the Banya del Boc to the throat that they say of the demon, in the Pla de Sant Joan, because it was in this throat where he threw her. It is said that nothing grew there where the demon passed for a long time.
- THE WOMAN POSSESSED BY THE DEVIL
The popular voice explains that in the mill of Ner贸s there was a woman that everybody said that she was possessed by the devil and that she received from him a great strength and intelligence when she was possessed, taking the sacks of corn as if they were straw. The woman always spoke in the plural, referring to herself and the demon, and she used to climb a very tall tree from which she would fall without harm. One day a priest, known for his ability to drive out evil spirits, was called, and the demon was forced out of her body through her big toe. From then on she lost all her strength and became a normal woman.
Otros cuentos que he escuchado de personas cercanas a m铆, es que las brujas suelen buscar mucho a los beb茅s, para tomar su sangre y mantenerse en juventud.
Me han dicho que si escuchas ruidos en el techo de tu casa, puedes gritar "Ver ma帽ana por sal", y si alguien al otro d铆a va a pedirte sal es una bruja. Muchos dices que no se regala sal, pues es la vitalidad y abundancia, otros dicen que es bueno regalarla a la persona que la pide.
My grandfather told me that in the countryside where he lived as a young man, witches flew on broomsticks, and did harm and evil things to his mother, he chased them and according to his stories, he said a prayer that made them fall.
Other stories I have heard from people close to me, is that witches tend to look for babies a lot, to take their blood and stay young.
I have been told that if you hear noises on the roof of your house, you can shout "See tomorrow for salt", and if someone the next day goes to ask you for salt it is a witch. Many say not to give salt, because it is vitality and abundance, others say it is good to give it to the person who asks for it.
Fotos de mi maquillaje de bruja
Photos of my witch makeup
Gracias por leer mi post. Cu茅ntame 驴Cu谩l ha sido tu historia favorita?
Thanks for reading my post. Tell me what was your favorite story?
Todas las fotograf铆as y el v铆deo de esta publicaci贸n son de mi autor铆a y propiedad.
All photographs and video in this publication are my authorship and property.
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