Historias de Miedo Mayo 30 de 2024 SI EL RIO SUENA

0:15 Good night. Good night. Greetings to all of you, all of you to one more edition of my two. My name is Julio Flores. I greet you with the most welcoming line tonight. Today is the night of thirty May of the year two thousand twenty- four. We still have one more day to finish the month in one more day, so make the most of this. Katherin Gampal, Greetings to Colombia, Adrián Padilla, MauricioÁlvarez, Arlen Sandoval Yuli Pachón, Gabriel la Villarreal, Dani Flores, Julieta Dueña. Greetings also to the race here on Facebook. Let me say hello to the Facebook race. Let' s say hello to the Facebook race. I' ve been connecting for a while to say hello to the race. We were exclusively for s s s R. Greeting and talking there with the race to see let' s see I' m going to ask for a huge favor from all the people who are connected and it' s to help me share the transmission so that more people can come in to watch the program and know it and believe me that sharing helps a lot. We are now on Facebook one million sixty- nine thousand nine hundred and thirty- six followers on the Facebook page. So, thanks to the people who are sharing. And I want to start with a story that I had been sent a long time ago and because of one situation or another, I didn' t tell it and

1:48 this one and I already have it here so I can talk to you right now. I also want to send greetings to Santiago and Hila with the voice of the Saint James leprechaun. For being I would try there is the greeting and also here I tell you, I have the story. Let' s read it. Let me send you first of all. Link to the person where the story was told to try there to have control. Here it happened, okay, there it goes it says anonymous. Please, hi Julio, good night. I' d like to tell you the story that I lived 13 years ago. I had a friend who wasn' t from here, but she lived in front of the PGR, which is then the police, so to speak, in some departments. One day I arrived at his office and he told me that he was restless because he was listening to strange noises in his house, that threw the dishes from the kitchen, that dragged the furniture, heard laughter in the living room. She had two children in primary, third and fourth. The house had their room with them and their children, but the nights were all the fuss, because when they went out to see there was nothing thrown or out of the place, but the children had a video game descenders lit up they just had to get up and turn it off until they told him they could be goblins, to put candy on them.

3:13 I had mentioned it, but I said no, because they' d stay there. One day she' s talking to me on the phone. He tells me that they went out and that when they came back they found the duvet of the children' s room, marked small tennis like a one - year- old boy, well- marked hands on the blanket and on the edge of the bed, on the blankets, hands as if they slipped and couldn' t climb up that day. They had a duvet as sheep. I saw them, and as I entered the room, I was shivering from my ankle to my leg. He told me to help me, what do I do, and it' s a lot. They won' t let me sleep. I went to my house for the Bible. My daughter left with me, I told her we read Psalm ninety- one and one hundred and twenty- one. I read one chapter to you and the other and the doctor to another and so we started to read and we went to it we got out. But when I got to the door house, I was jumping from one side to the other. We noticed because the apartment had two windows and long curtains locked where the air was passing. But that time the curtain was shaking ugly. It should be mentioned that we were already on a second floor and there were no air currents. Little by little we got to the door of that thing that was in the entrance there was a fixed bike and a backpack over it like a hanging strap looked at how it moved.

4:34 Three days in a row we arrived and the last day we managed to get her out, but I didn' t know what my daughter was doing less, but the family helped us pray. Our father, the closet had some tennis from one of the children who no longer used in a small wooden chair that they met there and I told him to throw away what does not serve him. And by reading the Bible, thanks to two, we managed to get the goblins to leave, and from there, he stayed. I do not hope the story is clear, tells us this person says cegnification. That' s what the little hands looked like in the duvet came by the marks of the little tennis. Or that these images, then I want to think they' re not, they' re not the real ones. Like that person says. It' s a staging of how it looked not here are what I tell you, and so am I. If people want to know if they have goblins in their house or something and they' re not so afraid, because there are some people who are very afraid of this.

5:40 Put talcum on the floor, put such with the floor and there you realize if there is something not true And well, there is nowjuelo, good night to be able to luera with the voice of the very apara ver. There goes greetings for Juan william well there is liento. Greetings also there to the Podcast region. In the region I recommended you to and with some people. Maybe time sends me a message about whats of Monterrey that are omnis. Maybe they' ll text him the time and pass you the information. Says you sell them don' t use tennis. Indeed, who knows maybe they' ve already caught fashion like everyone else. Maybe they' re already wearing tennis.

6:24 Truth don' t believe it, I don' t know, I don' t know the truth, but I always tell you the same. If you want to know the truth, then do it. You can' t say hello to me with the mummy' s voice. Please, hello or stream. Your greeting is ready with every taste of race. I hope that today, if they mark me, yesterday they left me very abandoned. There they go to eight hundred and thirty- one, twenty- three, eighty- six, six hundred and six, eight hundred and thirty- one, twenty thousand three hundred and eighty- six, six hundred and six. If you want to dial through wats, you can also plus fifty- two, eight hundred, thirty- one, twenty, three, eighty- six, six, six, good night. Last night, a co- worker took his picture of what looks like a girl. This happened on the same floor where he took the photo he shared a few weeks ago, only now I went to the area where the loading and unloading ramps are. OK and obviously you all want to see the picture. No eye. Look at this I' m going to tell you this picture I just passed it to you.

7:29 I don' t know if it' s real or not real, but they tell me we' re not going to pass it. In the background of the photo you see there is in this part of here you can see what it looks like to be a girl in a white dress. I won' t repeat myself again. I don' t know if the origin of this photo is what they say, but, well, we' re past it. Hey, here it is, I' ll leave you the link. Okay, there it is It says this way. With this car, I don' t think the big ones burn their feet barefoot. Yeah, yeah, yeah, it' s this cannon Hear a scary thing.

8:15 Greetings to Julito, who is hearing a scary thing, which has nothing to do with the paranormal, but it is very scary race. Activate, activate your two- step verification on your facebooks, activate your two- step verification on Facebook and, if you don' t understand me, find it on YouTube. I' m going to tell you why. There have already been many cases of people hacking Facebook and what they do is they hack you and then they put in Facebook stories they say they are selling a TV or they say they are selling I don' t know, for example, my friend ends up leaving it here and they put it selling cheap dollars. So you contact them thinking that he' s your deposit friend is the money, and that' s because your friend was hacked. Then always doubt the veracity of the fellows you have on Facebook. You' d better get the person straight and tell him listen to this panchito you' re selling TV Actually, don ' t make the deposit or any of that, because right now you' re walking with all the hackers. Hey, I got hacked into an account, too, and this one isn' t really out there, actually, out there, a pirate account of my own, scary scope, and in fact, let me show you this one, look at this account, it

9:52 ' s pirate. That' s where I' m gonna share it with you. This account is pirate. I don' t know who, who copied it from me, but this account is pirate so they won' t add me. And if they send messages, it' s not me. Hey, my facebook mediscope account, which you can add to. And if it' s me, this one right here, look at this one if it' s mine, then my alternate medidascop account is this. There' s the river part one that says" huasteco" and says it has this profile picture, not that one if it' s mine. Don' t add to the other one or anything, because then they' re going to be asking for things or I don' t know what. Then it says.

10:39 Good night, Julio We' re Nancy Jaime. Greetings to the master ' s degree of Aunt Maria Luis Fernando of Mexico City, the mummy of Guanajuato and especially for IT and your families of loreto zacatecas also greetings to the master. They also hacked him, and in fact, they didn' t see him asking for money on the master' s account. So there be careful salutations of columa breed. I want to ask the following to the people who are from here in Mexico. What do you think is the State of the Republic with the most legends? What do you think is the state of Mexico with the most legends? I' m starting, I' m going to say which one I think is the state of Mexico with the most legends?

11:28 That' s not the absolute truth, let alone. You may have a different opinion. In my view. I feel like it' s the state of Veracruz. I feel that Veracruz has quite a few legends before For me it was Guanajuato, but I don' t know, I don' t know this one what happened today with Guanajuato, that legends have gone away little by little as disappearing. And so, but good. I invite you all, if you have never had a normal experience to mark me tonight and tell me what is the most famous legend in your State. If you don ' t live in Mexico, you live in Guatemala, you live in Peru, mark me or tell me, which is the most famous legend in the state where you live, which is the most famous legend in the state where I would love to hear them. Eight hundred and thirty- one, twenty - three, eighty- six, six hundred and six. Greetings to her.

12:28 I made gomis warning, thank you for the little gifts in Tiktok and yes, communicate race. Please contact us so that you can tell your story and share it there Hello, good night. I want to tell you what happened to my son' s father. When they say my son' s father, there' s the relationship. I don' t know why I always feel like when they say my son' s father, I always feel like the relationship is over. Cheese isn' t bad anymore, but well it says one time my daughter- in- law died, she was getting rosaries in my house. The truth is that my husband was very suspicious of her because, as a single mother, his grandmother raised him. It was one of the rosaries. We went to sleep. But the truth is I always left the closet door open and he says he fell asleep, but he felt that someone was looking at him, that when he opened his eyes.

13:26 He saw death, staring at it, and he said he turned around, closed his eyes, but he was tempted and turned again, and he did keep seeing it. The truth. My husband didn' t behave so well with his mom, but because he saw it, I don' t know. I didn' t understand that That' s why you saw it, I don' t know. Thank you, but you can read and be anonymous, of course, anonymous, this and that feeling where they are seeing you is also very scary. Hey, you' re all of a sudden in your house and you feel like the heaviness of that look and it' s cannony. No greetings, Cenis Gutiérrez, Saludotes, Gloria, Samanza Zacatecas and Mexico City, ok notice that Zacatecas. I don' t know many stories, eh about Zacatecas, I don' t know many stories. Greetings to the producer who does a little July birthday. Good night, you can send my hit sign to me with the mummy' s voice. Greetings.

14:43 He really likes to listen to your show tomorrow There' s no class. You are listeningándale hear as the teachers who are revealing today, mark us and tell us their story Andale we already have a call Good night Hello, good night with which I like all the red Rossi or pink, Red Rose, how is Rosa, where you are from or. He' s telling you about the city of Mópico, but everything happened to the apartment where I heard Jorge was even with ok I can just ask you a favor, a sordid favor you want so kind. You could put your cell phone in your ear is that I feel like you have it in plu your good voice and I don' t hear you very well if you were so kind to see now yes, there I hear you perfect ahead. Oh, yeah, look.

15:58 About ten years ago my son rented these bachelors back then he rented an apartment over there in Tacoba. I was in Free Union with a girl who was in Free Union. So, in one of those times, the girl was on vacation and she told me if we were going to stay with him, but he wouldn' t tell me why. I told him I told my husband how you see we' re going. He says yes, come on. Well, we went to stay there with him. It was a large Qinceis bed. On one side my son is turning around, turning his back on the other side, my husband stayed just as he turned his back on me and I stay in the middle of both of them because nothing else had a bed. Then we were already asleep. When nothing else. All of a sudden I feel like they touch my head like it' s like it' s touching my head and I' m saying, oh, he ' s my son or he' s my husband, not either of them, because they were both flipping on the back. I pass that detail.

17:17 On another occasion he invites me and my daughter again to leave the same way to stay with him. Yeah, right there in his apartment. At that time we had a mat down in the living room and this at midnight I heard asses rates like a ball and opened my eyes and the ball stuck in my head and then, when I stuck the ball in my head, I opened my eyes and saw a girl sitting, but I didn' t see her face. I brought a little white be with red balls and still the girl kind of ducks down and sees me, but I still tell the girl I tell her go away my little girl go to sleep. I, thinking she was a real girl, tell her to go to sleep. Mejita already and this one and I kind of kept asleep. Yeah, that' s how I tell my son the other day. Hey son, tell your partner because he lived with a partner. Hey son, tell your partner if ricky locks the door they won' t get out of that little girl at midnight and God doesn' t want it, it will happen to a clear accident,

18:48 because they lived on the fifth floor of the building. I tell her and they won' t have an accident and she says oh, Mommy says don' t tell me that, she says why my partner doesn' t have children and I, thinking it was her partner' s girl thinking, I said oh how weird, then why I saw that girl. Well, it happened and this and so on three times. But to the third vocation, my husband who rested in peace was very badly spoken. Yeah, and he tells me he gets up early. It was a Sunday because we were going to stay there with him. And then he tells me hey get up says to go buy some juice for breakfast. I say there wait for me I tell you I am still very sleepy and then you tell me with haughty words. Well, he says to me after you don' t go to be on the side trying aha- ha- ha that you dropped your sugar and he says my son, Dad, don' t say the words, because he' s going to be angry he tells him and what there are children of how he' s going to be angry about saying that. Sa burst a blessed rosary that I had given my son. Well, then he

20:27 repeats it again. My son doesn' t say things like that, Dad, please shut your mouth to me Oh children of I don' t know which one he' s going to shut me up, I don' t know how much and you know what Julio is, what the surprise is. He didn' t tremble. I promise, so don' t be afraid. But a line of these what they' re called from the mosaics of the department. They got up another tata tata tata one by one, but they all got up like that one to talk or anything, without shaking or how weird and at the same time, at the same time I promise you, so it' s true that I lived it. Yes, at the entrance door and at the window door at the bottom, in the direction of where the mosaics broke. Yeah, you pretend like someone, but at the same time a wood hit her, hit her, as well as a board behind, trastrás, two in the front and two in the back. So and then there, yes, as if my husband, may God have it in his glory, was very eager and I was not afraid. So,

22:03 they don' t scare me, yeah, they don' t scare me. Paranormal facts. And then, when that happens, does it say what ' s going on here? And then, if you hug me, what ' s going on here? And he, in fear, says Dad I ' m telling him not to say things. He says why he gets angry and who he is. Later, after a while, my son was angry with the girl he was living with who at the time, in those days, was on vacation. Then we found out that she' d done a witchcraft to her like a marro what, like a mother so he wouldn' t leave her. Yes, and this one and he, my son, had inside that dark entity, yeah, which is the only one that I ' m afraid to name it true, that I had inside that dark entity so I wouldn' t leave it. But she' s one of my daughters. That' s good, so she intuits a lot of things and says to me that my brother this Guadalupe, she' s called Guadalupe Monja,

23:37 is from Puebla, This one that that girl had made her that sea So, we did walk him healing and everything, but it was one thing. So, ugly, ugly, because when we took him, he made him heal he was very ugly then, back in Monterrey, he took him to heal his wife, because he married there, took him to heal his wife. I wasn' t present at that, if I wasn' t present, but she told us. She told us that her wife, who had fanned flies from those muscots, pantheon ertes aha like the one who took a stone alone and gave it to her like this, but of those muscots it was so he and what do you think vomiting those flies to those animals.

24:48 So this, my son passed out. My son fainted, and after a while he says it again, he comes to himself. But it was him. It was him and he already talked to his wife about what had happened to him. And everything, for he remembered nothing. Yeah, he didn' t remember anything. But he, when he saw a Catholic image, that a Christ, a virgin or whatever was like or blessed water, he would upset himself and thus wince them with his hand so well, Ugly, and that is my story. Blessed be God, that my son I know is that it is fine, true, that it is fine, because that woman what she wanted was that by leaving her, because as she was in trouble, that he committed suicide, that because if it wasn' t for her, it wasn' t going to be for anyone. Ugly that, uh, and I say, well, God, bless her. God is to bless her, for the evil they say that karma always returns exactly.

26:08 And if she did that mischief, then God bless her and take her to a good place. When I pick it up, then make it good. Stories are history and a possession, a witchcraft something like that. This was it. Thank you there for talking to her. But that' s true. I tell you yes when we, when my husband said more words in that apartment and I told my son he said, please do me a favor to get out of this apartment. I don' t want to see you, but realize that you couldn' t get out like I was tied to that place and you couldn' t. And everyone was telling him how it' s possible that you can stand to be living in this awful place, just like that. Yeah, and this one doesn' t. Finally, yes, this one got upset with her, got angry and everything, and did she get out of there? What good? What good? Because if that place was bad or what I know, because I' ve already lost, it stopped being there in those bad energies, no yes, but it was black energies, yes, so dark, because I promise you,

27:44 so I was very bad my son and that thing that happened to date. I say how it is possible that that happened, because without trembling yes, yes, yes, I say everything seems to indicate that it was a very strong possession or something, so you talk and say that reality sometimes surpasses fiction, that is, it is worse than a horror movie. What happened at the time. Do not notice that yes, because I tell you they rose thunder literally yes, they thundered a row of pure mosaics like six meters all along the apartment like six meters and at the same time two tablatos to the front and two tablatos back. Yeah, I said, well, but he was. That' s my story, a lot of other stories, truth that have happened to me, but that' s the strongest one I' ve ever lived. Thank you Russian for sharing it. They want to send some greetings. Alas, therefore, greetings to my whole family and blessings above all perfect, for thank you very much, especially for you also take great care of the heat you are making. Thank you. Ay an city man we are well hydrated. Oh yes, I know why my children live in Valles city. Son, we' re not fingerprints. They tell how they ' re doing over there. Yes, this one, you have to be

29:15 hydrated. And thank you so much for the call, yes, what happened the whole night. I was glad the first one to call you came in three. They all called me. I don' t know what. That ' s the first time I' ve called you. Thank you, thank you, Rosa, well, thank you for listening to me orale. Yeah, see you later, then there' s the pink call. I want to show you something before anything else. I want to show you something and I want to comment on this. Look. There was a video that was made there half viral. Allow me Neta. I' m not gonna sneak in, please, see if you guys recognize this video. This video isn ' t about a lim nurse who, because she had a kind of strange situation there. Not then did she start saying things there to people and all that lady looks out of her mind. A lot of people said she was, she was possessed. You know what they say in gossip and all this don' t look at the lady' s face. I' m going to give my point of view, which is not the absolute truth, let alone, but it' s my point of view, ok if you have your opinion on it, because it' s totally respected when we have a situation that we don' t know what' s behind it, that we have problems at home, that we have problems at work, that we have

30:47 economic problems, that we have health problems for some family and we don' t know what' s going on. Sometimes we don' t know about people. No and all of a sudden comes the drop that spills, the glass or the cherry from the cake and you lose it you totally lose this you lose the floor you don' t even know who you are and if someone makes it for you all, believe me that you' re going to get your eyes caught, they' re going to turn into fire and it ' s going to come out the worst of you So I think this case was what happened. I don' t think she' s possessed of the nurse. I feel like he had a really bad time, that everything he might have brought together and lost the nurse. There, like any other human being who can lose composure at any time, it happened to anyone. It ' s normal. I don' t feel like I' m possessed.

31:45 I feel that it reached the limit, nor because it exploded at that moment and that' s what happened. If you have any different opinion this way, don' t ah don' t say all the Limson nurses like that. That' s not true. There are very good nurses this one and if we all have, we all have, you see faith in your face. Yeah, well, things have happened to me, too, where I totally lose my head and make you crazy about the truth. I mean, it has to happen a lot, it has to be a set of various things, but if it happens, then I repeat again we are human beings. It can happen to anyone and I feel that this was the case.

32:25 I don' t own the truth, much less, it' s my opinion, we have a call Good night, good thanks. You are, I speak from here, from Culecas. I' m Hector, how are you? Well, well, Hector, and you well here suffering heat just like you, you hear signing here Culiacan, because today we had forty- two degrees? Forty- two, yes, yes, and that' s normal. We' re not used to it here today. The minimum is twenty- three. And it makes me laugh when Mexico City says twenty- eight degrees and we are moving in heat, that is, they pass from launching the race of Mexico City hears July, on the subject of dountar the topic of going from the nurse of the video, that is, we have to recognize other things, also the health personnel, especially the illness that these days have so long. Then they use substances, not perhaps it can be the case, I say without believing greater elements, but also sometimes toxic substances are used. Maybe she missed the chadas. Let' s see, it can be a factor of whatever it is. We should have put stress on all that. Don' t listen to Julio, because I' m talking to you because I, like you, don' t have that sensitivity for paranormal things. Yeah, even though I' m a fan, I' ve already been listening for over a year, I just happened to find you, I have to confess, and I became a fan of your show.

33:45 Thank you very much, and taking advantage that you saw the foot with which we told legends to take advantage to tell you a legend because I am sincere to you. Even though I' ve been to some jobs where they always say she looks like a woman or a girl, she' s never touched me at all. No contrary to my wife, she does have that sensitivity. She had to see some entities, even Opnis. No. Then I ' m going to tell her to talk to you, not to say the convert, to tell you her stories, because she is yes, with all pleasure. Now I' m going to tell you one of the legends here, from Sina, from a town called St Ignatius. It' s a town in the south of Sinallo. This legend is called La Capilla del Diablo and is reading that Don Bernardo Escobosa arrived in one thousand eight hundred forty from Spain and settled in the village, in the village of San Ignacio, was a merchant who sold various products, especially for the women of the time, like perfume, is fabrics, among others. Legend has it that Don Bernardo, because he was an ambitious man and in his eagerness to become a rich and powerful man, because one day he asked the devil to give him many riches, he was going to give his soul, something that his desire, says the legend was fulfilled to him and he became a very rich man.

35:01 There, in San Ignacio. When he dies, the legend says that, when he takes his families to bury the pantheon, a strong wind breaks the ftro and they force it to the hill where the chapel is currently located, which is said to have been built by his relatives to protect him from the evil one, although another version is that he himself ordered it to build the chapel, since it would be a safeguard so that the devil would not come to him when he died, and there he and his descendants of the same name would still rest in peace. The truth is that we don' t really know what happened, as the legend says it has been modified with each generation or denying the story of Don Bernardo Escobosa. The only truth is that he was a very rich man who lived in that Ignatius and the wealth sold to the next generations. Moreover, it is not known whether the curse has also been passed on to the family of Don Bernardo Escobosa. That is the legend of the Devil' s Chapel found in this village, magical village of St Ignatius, Chapel of the Devil St Ignatius. Here it is Let' s see you teach people to be Hear what' s beautiful? Uh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, there' s the pil pinches.

36:19 How pretty is she? I liked it. I liked it because it' s like it' s in a mountain. It' s true, it ' s a lock. Don' t laugh at spells. How pretty is she? Well, realize it' s for people who are listening to us on the podcast. It' s a hill that has quite a mountain on its sides and you can see a little chapel over there. Yes, this San Ignacio is precisely in the Sierra de Sinalo Rumbo to the south. It ' s closer to the back. How crazy this I' ve never seen this, I didn' t know about this, this chapel how crazy and says, but it doesn' t look like the chapel of the Devil Salinas. It' s one of the many legends we have here that are recent, because if you loa us, you don' t have a tradition of viceroyalty. We don' t do a little bit more around here and a little bit more broncos. Yeah, hey, I' d love to visit without talking one day, nothing else will make you rich. Well, you ' re used to the heat. No, but either I warmed him up.

37:21 That' s not a problem, and when you want Julio, here we get you the teleco and the seafood there in the wagons this I tell them. The race is that I' ve never tasted calluses. You' ve never tried them in my life. But I do not want to and notice that unfortunately already, the calluses are no longer achieved. Here' s the sound time, look at the sound of California,' cause here' s the calluses. What was there is over. Yeah, he' s gone. This was gone, as there was no care for the fishermen. He overexploited that little fish and he' s got to bring it back and resound. And that' s why it' s already very expensive. And here foot is an order of calluses and you get four hundred thirsty ones.

38:06 Don' t stain four hundred pesos for an order of calluses. Yes, yes, they are very expensive and with chilies is very rich, with rich chiltepin and notice that here in if there is much discussion in Mazatlan, Culiacan and the mochis of who has the best seafood. There' s playto there in the kitchen, because we' ll have to see, we' ll have to see, we' ll have to go there. But that' s what you' ve told Julio to the wagon that you' re sitting here in culenán You' re going to bring water in Marisco. Oh, he' s so rich. Hey, hello to the whole race over there from Sinaloa. I hope to go soon and this one and know of its legends and its gastronomy. Thank you very much for the call we see.

38:46 You want to tell something else. They want to send greetings. Say hello with the bride' s voice to my wife. What' s his name, it' s called jasmin solu Chuy. There' s ready the greeting eh Ra de Julio good night. Listen to that good legend from the chapel, this good night. My name is to see you. I tell my little story. I' m from the Savior. Says my grandmother. He lives in an apartment. Let me give you all the pimps, please, in Ahuachapan' s apartment. It is common here that in rural areas there are several dogs to take care of the land. But my grandmother doesn' t like being given dogs, because she said that the cadejo killed them and torn them apart. One time, my aunt brought a pitbull as a gift, thinking she could take care of my grandfather' s land, but at night we heard how they attacked the dog. We went out to see and we managed to see an animal that looked like a dog, but about three times bigger we managed to see how he had played pitball in half greetings from El Salvador, what crazy? Hey, what crazy? This called me Alberto.

39:55 Greetings from Podarcanuevo león oigan eh, Alberto, you don' t go too far. That' s good. Hey, they' re already sending us food pictures, uh, they' re sending us pictures, right now of what they' re eating in some little flutters to Rosito, which is like chopper. I' m not going to tell you about a dish that not many people know and it' s very rich. If you ever go to tampico look for jaiva to the frank, that' s what the tortilla is called. It' s not corn, it' s made of cheese, I mean, it' s a cheese tortilla and you put it in there it goes delicious. Hey, greetings to the mother of jad and greetings, greetings to Doctor Pateiro, to Marilus of San mateo Atenco, greetings to my mother miracles and Lupita with the voice of mummy, h Lupita. We have a good night call. Well, well, well, what a treat I have to like, okay Wi, what a vibe I' m going to read, hey, Wil, you bring him the speaker or what.

40:58 Or not that I hear you well, far away, Weil, I don ' t know if you have it at all, if you fear everyone, if you put it in your ear, I' d appreciate it. There ' s the best. You hear half a weird pair for macro that looks like your LeMay or what, but you have it in your ear. No yes, what or, what I heard is weird, but well, let ' s leave it then. So, hey, Willer, how cool you are, okay, and you' re fine and less hurt. You left me less in pain, eh, but fine well, hey, I sent you a psychophony in case you want to put it on, but I want to talk to you to give your context of that psychophony. Now, tell me, right now, I' ll put it on Look at that psipophony.

41:45 It was a person who was the podcast. He told us that he was on his mom' s skin seeing you normal and he' s talking. Okay, yeah, and he was talking to a friend, so by message from you and all of a sudden, he' s letting go of that audio. It' s just that you' re going to listen, right now, I don' t know this one he releases that audio and this one shows that he' s talking, he' s sending him the message, but what he' s saying goes on and it mixes with another audio from a woman' s voice asking for help. OK. He doesn ' t say bad words. Right. No. No. No. No.

42:25 No. No. In fact, he speaks very normally, but he hardly listens. You hear more than the voice, the voice that fissed or I don' t know if it. I want to expose the truth to see myself I was a little impressed. Let me turn everything down to your audio, to my audio and put it there, okay, it wasn' t or, it wasn' t good, mine, okay Willer, I just put the audio in it right now and people heard it. What you thought, because I don' t know is that I don' t hear the kind of thing I' m asking for help, it' s kind of like a complaint something like that. Oh, yeah, yeah, like a whining. Yeah, it could be who knows. Yeah, yeah, yeah, no. The truth is, I mean, he was impressed that there was no one, absolutely no one in that place more than ok.

43:47 Yeah. In fact, many people today capture many psychophonies. When he sends audios through the wats, they get a lot of psychophonies so strange Uh- huh This yes, in fact, there' s been more than that they sent me. But there are some that you do notice are not very credible. Okay well it' s on the staff is that the only one that ' s taken from me, because you' re totally going, because that sounds very very credible. If they say around here it won' t be that the bato was looking at some page. There. Everyone was commenting on this video of but no, okay we rule out that truth, but totally lettered. Okay, I asked you, too, because he' s a friend of mine. Okay, he says no. I' m not saying, he' s not doing anything. Hey, Willer, yeah, he ' s been talking to some people from Monterrey for a while now. I think they' re from there from peaks. Let me have this one.

44:53 I tell you what it' s called in the user in Tiktok. I talked to him a little bit. In fact, I followed it is called UFOs Monterrey. So everything stuck on Omnis Monterrey. I told him about your podcast because Willer has a podcast called La Comarca, this podcast that actually invited me to his show to record and the master' s also to check it out and this one and I told them about your podcast to see if they ' d come together to record anything. Oh, perfect, no, yes, yes, I' m delighted, no problem, perfect. Tell the fat that he' s listening to your nets so they' ll follow you. Okay. We are reading him, because in all the social networks and Instagram, tik tok, Facebook, YouTube, like the popca comarca I will soon be denied to a Slava here and apart that it is of terror, ok the comarca, terror or that you were going to work both. I think it' s the region of terror and another dandelion. That' s good, uh, yeah, follow Council, yeah, that' s good.

45:52 The name' s good, name' s this and then you just invited the master. A little while ago no yes, yes, yes, in fact, with the master, which was a battle to record with the hand, i e to record it apart from recording avoid the chapters. No, I mean, it was a fight to really terro or be strong. That master' s tremendous. Hey, I was deleting the chapter every time I edited it and I wanted it. Don' t be exporting, no, it doesn' t happen anymore. Yes, greetings from the master there. I think that' s where a master' s greeting is connected and this one was half bad because I gave him faiters and illusion. I didn ' t give you anything. The master' s, the master' s, the master' s is a crack. Hey, I' m gonna talk to you about something. I' m going to talk to you taking advantage here that we' re connected. I recorded with the master a podcast that can be found there in Spotify. We recorded it. I' m not lying to you at 3: 00 in the morning. I was very sleepy. That day I was almost there I was sleepy and early I was almost dead. Who do you think got his chest out for the team, the master' s. The master' s degree took place on a programme and the truth that day earned my full respect for the master' s degree.

47:12 Uh, uh, by night and three in the morning, three in the morning, yeah, everybody was way past here. Yes, the teacher took out the house and after that we went to a place and listened to the crybaby. That' s another story, too, isn' t it? But this one, thanks Willer, thanks again say your networks so that people can follow you, because we are there on social networks like in the podcast region to follow us and we wait from there. Later, I hope we recorded more there on request perfect Julio Willer, Strong, hug, uh, worth a strong hug. There' s the call with Williar. Thanks ah for communicating and so yes, ras we are totally live. It' s nighttime. With forty- seven minutes eight hundred, thirty- one, twenty- three hundred, eighty- six, six, zero six, eight hundred, thirty- one, twenty- three, eighty- six, six, zero six to communicate. Greetings to my friend Mane. I don' t know where they' re going, Mane, if you' re in Monterrey, if you' re in Queretaro, or the net one, I don' t know where you' re going, uh, but I salute you wherever you are. In fact, Amane was invited here to the show.

48:21 She is? She' s a biologist? She' s a biologist and talks to us about the animals and all this. In fact, she talked to me about that time and raised a very interesting tiktok over you have seen when the birds begin to fly in a circle. I had the idea that when birds flew in the circle it was because there was a dead animal down there, but it' s not always like that. Then I tell you what a band good night, How about, Julio, How about the Gunas night, Good night with whom I have the taste of favía mora de leo. Well, how are you doing, my dear? All right, all right, all right, thank God, and you' re good.

49:04 Well, good here, making you feel great, I' m glad. Yeah, you' re listening, you' re listening to exactly what you were saying right now about legends, and yes, Guanajuato is very rich in legends, the one about Cologne, for example. Yeah, you were telling me that in Veracruz, in Veracruz, you feel there' s more wealth in legends. It' s kind of like lately the Nahuales, the sorcerers and all that kind of kind of hoarded a lot of space, uh, okay, there' s more testimonies, more videos, possibly really. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, well, the legends here from Guanajuato are old. I grew up good. We live in neighborhoods Aha I even lived a long time. Well, we lived a long time in a neighborhood that was formerly a hacienda. Well, well, Juan Tu Guanajua You are one of the oldest cities in Mexico. You can' t say yes. Better.

50:06 I' m wrong. No yes, it is one of the oldest cities, because you see that more than anything for the pine grove and the houses are very old. I mean, it' s a house that, maybe, has already had five four generations. Over there. No. Yes, yes, there are many old houses, even some that are dobeándale day are still standing. Yes, yes, still many, although many fell when the floods, because there have been major floods that have damaged and decimated the population. But there are still many old houses. Yeah, yeah, yeah. He' s right. Yes, here, in Lion, the lion, there are still many. And I' m telling you, it was nice when you were a kid, because in neighborhoods it was very common.

50:52 This you know of the existence of the so- called zaguans. The zahuano is a gate not outside the house, yes, towards the street facing the door and then later he had a rest and started them to another door that gave all the rooms in the neighborhoods and in the houses. I imagine and there in the water we sat on two things. One was to play lottery. The lottery was played a lot before very cool, yes, and the other was telling stories, that is, the elderly people told us their stories, the legends. It was nice. For example, here the horse - faced woman that the drunkards appeared, how I told her what the name was or nothing more horse- faced woman, so we knew her as the horse- faced woman, ok the death cart, also that it gave rise to a non- good one listening in the night to the pass of the cart and it was more than nothing when someone ok the Kathrín died. The crybaby also very famous back in Guanajuata. I feel that she cried nothing, more than nothing and, for example, in the family this is very common because they lived a long time near the stream. There' s a stream called the dead man' s stream. Yeah, and in that stream, there are legends, too. The crybaby is one of them. So, yes, yes, yes, there are many legends here, the lion Guanajuatri and in Guanajuato in total. But yes, it would be interesting to have a compendium of all the legends of the whole Republic. How beautiful this would

52:22 be the truth I do say. Unfortunately, a lot of people don' t read anymore. I' ll include myself. We are more than watching videos and short videos. I don' t make long videos because I don ' t get to people anymore, but look, we' re going to read something, since we' re right now. Speaking of Guanajuato. It tells the story of the crybaby in Guanajuato, tells us neighbors of the place ensure that they cry it tormented them for years. According to the villagers, the woman' s soul appeared at night and when the peasants warned their friends or family about the sighting, they disappeared or died. Allegation of this, the whole town believed that the deaths were linked to the ghostly spectrum. They even say that people from the Vatican approached the municipality to perform exorcisms. It is believed that this series of supernatural events are linked to the fact that the true tomb of the crybaby is located in Guanajuato. There they would rest their remains, so the soul in sorrow of the woman travels streets in search of comfort. The remains of the woman would be on the estate of the seven royals, on the side of the road that goes from Guanajuato, Dolores and from something there the owner of the place placed a cross in his tomb.

53:35 The crypt was later damaged during the storm, when a lightning bolt broke the cross above it, although a plaque was placed with the date of September of one thousand nine hundred and twenty- three. People say that these laments have been heard since a thousand eight hundred and fifty. That' s what the story says. How can you not, because it is interesting and even I see photograph of the tomb, of the tomb of the crybaby if I have had opportunities to see there. But as I say or cry, I think there are many. It is difficult to give there as with the origin of itself and especially because the cry was generated, because you have seen that they say precisely that they are looking for their children and that they killed them in the river. That is to say, there are many of them I told you about the girl who also, because they said that the crybaby also, because somehow they are grieving they cry, although they do not look for their children, but they do look for something like that. In fact, in Europe it is known as banchie, a spirit, a ghost like the cry wow ok and sometimes in Japan they also talk a lot about and there in Japan, as the woman with long hair predominates notice that I don' t know, I don' t know how the vibe is in Japan, because, for example, and I don' t know the people of the United States can tell me if I' m lying, or I' m exaggerating.

55:00 But the gringos, gringos, the hueros, don' t talk much about paranormal things, like they don' t care, they don' t get much attention. Or I feel it too, and I repeat it again. And if I am wrong, because I may be wrong that many countries in Europe do not talk about paranormal things either. And I don' t know how in Japan they address the paranormal issue? And would it be interesting if someone living in Japan would tell us how the Japanese approach the paranormal issue? Uh, yeah, yeah, that would be interesting. Hopefully, let ' s look there for information and if I know something there I share you perfectly and are topics that arouse curiosity and give rise to research. And so, thank God we have access to the Internet, which gives you a lot of information. Yeah, that' s it, is it? It is yes, then, yes, it is very convenient to have a compendium here at the magazine stalls sell a little magazine with legends of lion, ah how crazy. So, if you sell out there that you' re by colors, you talk a lot about you already see that before, like you used to in the houses. Also to pair women and also talk about the apparitions, the noises and already, for example, more current legends, like Mother Martys, right now. There is one and already has time, a very

56:30 famous one, because there are even photographs and videos of this, of a girlfriend who came from San Francisco de Rincón to marry here in León and had an accident at the San Ancho exits, which is the exit to San Bracisto Brincón, but with direction to León, and had an accident there he died and in which he appears now to the friars, to the drivers who pass by that road. Well, I' ll tell you what. Yeah, if there was a budget for this, if there was a budget in medoscop that doesn' t require a lot of budget, you could make a program from anywhere you tell me people show up. Yeah, it could be a program there, already because there' s Internet access with the east antenna of elon musk You take it to the place. You put the antenna, you put a table, you put your midoscope studio there, and you do the program from the place where there' s paranormal activity. That may already be the case, unfortunately. Unfortunately, there is no budget yet. What a lot of fun that you' re commenting on that July, because it' s one of today' s questions on yesterday' s YouTube broadcast. Yeah, because, just like you say, you don' t have a producer, that is, the resources. I imagine you bring them. Yes, and I was asking you precisely about the event that comes from Los Angeles and

58:00 then you also comment that you want to do a tour or the Republic to see De. What forms supports you in that matter. Yes, it is a payment, as You say, for the entrance or a contribution, a donation or something that one and especially the site, the place where the talk, the event or the meeting is going to take place. Well, ideally, not so much asking people. Honestly, the ideal would be to have sponsors, to sponsor us a brand of diapers, a brand of waters, I don' t know what it is, but to sponsor us big brands so that we don' t have to exactly go charging the people of the entrance. That seems fairer to me. I would love to do yes, but obviously you need sponsorship and you need wool to do that. I the angels, I base it on my bag, I mean, going there, like I' ve gone anywhere else, room of my bag and then believe me that with much affection for all the people who are waiting for the program and then I hope that it can be done in the future. This is it. Hopefully, and above all, even if you do not accept donations or whatever comes from one, for example, if it is going to be a snack, offer something the place of the site. You see, you were commenting on the Taurine pantheon. The Taurine pantheon is unemployment. I have never gone to the bullfighting pantheon, but there are places, for example,

59:31 old houses in the center that I, for example, take advantage of here to invite all the members here in León to like your Medioscope program, to be present and because the community of here, Guanajuato or León, are also formed, in case you decide to come here to León, to welcome you as you deserve it. Sure. Thanks, you don' t think, I' m not strawberry and I' m with an oxo hot dog that I think they don' t sell hottox in the oxo anymore and a soda. That' s what I' ve got to believe I' m not a strawberry at all. Hey, here we give you some macaws. So Andale is fine with me You' re not stoned I haven' t tasted them. I' ve seen them. I' m looking forward to the chicharrón. That one with the ball he' s got looks good. San Juan de Dios, San Juadro de Dios, has some places where you eat the Guacamaya very rich, but there are many places there by the way of the heroes also how rich, no, because it already has enough that I do not go. I hope you can one day go of these yes of all to go there probe and see a place for the case that you can and also look for it and find the legends of taking clear advantage and telling them. And I just want to tell you something to see if, pretend that good. I told them that I went to work on a farm in San Julián, Jalisco, and on that farm I had inside the workers a mutinamic duo, as in a very good duo, but this duo was made

1:01:04 up of an elderly person, a gentleman already old, but very good for the bowls of those are, therefore, that he has a day of tradition, truth and his partner was an Australian shepherd bitch ok also had his family there working and everything, was really good for the bodies. But this, ma' am, was very hardworking. At that time. He took care of the maternity wards, attended to the childbirths, which the feeding, vaccination and all of the mother doors and the bitch, because it was his partner and it was nice to see them working, because the bitch very hard working.

1:01:44 Dogs, for example, from a farm, are not pets, they are workers too, and this bitch, Australian shepherd, was very good at that issue. There was a raisin. Many times s o ns get out of their small pens or piglets, and this bitch was very good at taking them out, because the maternity rooms have a part that are like ramps down the floor and apart from the cages that rest on this ramp, then it was very common for the pigs to come out of their cages and walk on the floor. And for a worker it was very difficult to bend down, get in and get the pigs out. Then the pear wakes up in that no longer bad. He pushed himself with the horn and some already had nothing more to catch and already to climb them was very good the pig to open pigs. Also then you realize that the Lord already had a disease. He had the trit and he was the lord and he got very serious. This gentleman became very serious and he had to be admitted to care for his illness.

1:02:57 And the bitch stayed with me. I mean, the bitch was with me at the office. It was his company, his companion of lord and when he was not there he came with me and here he attended with me in the office. That' s where I fed her, I used to feed her, because she was a very good bitch. This chiruza was called the chirusa. Then realize that the lord no longer returned to the Farm, unfortunately, because he succumbed to the disease. And the funny thing here is that when they brought his body, I don' t know if he was in León or was San Francisco de Rincón interned, but already when they brought him to San Julián, Jarisco passed by the Farm. That was the only access. So, the moment she passed her body, the bitch disappeared from me. I didn' t find the bitch anymore. For that, just as they had the workplace, it was motherhood. The maternity wards also had a place to rest. They were going to eat there and rest for a moment. There they spent time through one of the labs. We had the labs and there was a little room in the back where the food was kept.

1:04:04 And there they were then when the body passed by the farm. Already after this looking for the bitch and the fart came from there where he met Mr Yes, and it was the last time the pear went there. She didn' t go anymore, but that time she went and she came to go with me, and there the bitch was with me until I had to sleep because unfortunately she had tumors and also got sick of arthritis. And now she, and that' s the case for me, was very curious about what happened that the bitch, after the gentleman passed, came from there where they were attending, not if they had a certain connection. I don' t feel like I feel like they do have a certain connection. It is very curious the coincidence, yes? Yeah? Yeah? Yeah? Also dogs feel dogs have energy and energy, because it goes with energy and because there is that connection as well. Yes, indeed, and especially because they were both one and the pear for the lord was everything, because even Permino had to pass the dog and ro he fed him what he ate. I mean, there was a very good connection between the two of us. I guess I screamed yes and I say, unfortunately, the bitch I kept her locked up for a long time because animals were banned on the farm, that is, dogs. We should' ve had dogs by now. Apart from that bitch, Australian shepherd, I had two other dogs, which was a farmer,

1:05:38 a gold or non- black labradon, and besides there was another puppy that I never had with me was in the house and I had to send everything for a lion, but the bitch, I didn' t want to send her because she was old and sick and stayed with me. That' s all I was hiding in the house for. The doctor arrived, the boss arrived and there was no bitch, that is, he hid it, and the bitch made no noise, even though they were very scandalous, it didn' t make any noise. And already, unfortunately, I had to do it later because he was complaining a lot, he was bleeding a lot. Yes, and you were the decision I made as you see July. No, thank you very much for sharing it. Yes, of course, and then I' ll call you later This theme of legend came up.

1:06:26 I was listening yesterday to what moorings are and it' s also their theme, which is long, but we already commented on it. I have a practice that shouldn' t exist and because of some experiences that I also have, both in the environment and in the families ok but already afterwards we talked about it neither Julia. Thank you what' s going on. It' s an excellent night. Likewise, hugs and greetings to all. See you later, Julián, thanks to go for the call greetings to Melisa Parra, Thank you there for doing well and here on YouTube. Many thanks to the Facebook race. You don' t need to subscribe to the Channel, that is, pay for the subscription. Subscription is only paid when you want to, because you support the canal there and you put an amount that I think is$ ninety- nine in the United States. In Mexico it' s like 36 pesos, one thing like that a month is very much appreciated, but one person was putting me there that demanded that. But it' s not required if you don' t want to pay anything more from the like to the page. And that' s it. Good night. Good night, Good night with whom I have the taste, what with Josselie, how Josellin is, where I make municipality marks, of Tecnoca, of Teka Mac, State of Mexico, exactly welcome, welcome, You had already marked us before, Joselino is not the first time, the then is the first time you will be welcomed. How long you' ve been listening to the show.

1:07:51 That' s my first, the first time I' ve heard in a live no stains, that is, you' ve heard a podcast buro or how it is. Yes, yes, only the ideas that appear in fio, but the program is not the short god. Nothing more, yes, nothing more than crazy, welcome, welcome to this evening you are liking the program. Yeah, I like it a lot. So you know or the stories that tell and so good day, that well, I' m very happy, welcome and they that you' re not going to talk tonight this I have a good story, it' s not mine as such, but it' s from my previous partner, who is from Veracruz, from Villacomopa, right now that in front of the previous call mentioned the horse face woman. Yeah, this one they know as the matlasigua. When he was about ten years old, he lived in his grandmother' s house that yesterday were those little houses used to be wooden before. Yeah, and that was the street. It was all full of dirt and it was two streets that were already in front of his house, his grandmother, for he knows.

1:08:56 He was left alone with his cousin of the same age and with his younger cousin, and there was neither his grandmother nor his cousin' s mother, for they went out into the street to sit on stones outside his door, and he told me he was looking towards one side of the street and his cousin towards the other, because it was already about three in the morning and his relatives did not arrive. In that, he, in the distance on the street that was going near to the other side, saw a woman who was all dressed in white, with the black caballion and long ok but who was not going down from the front. He realizes that he was going down on his side, but he didn' t look like he was walking step by step and didn' t know he was going straight, but he was just going on his side, turning his back on them, but he was going down. In that my ex- partner caught his cousin' s attention and they grabbed and the two stayed watching the good one go down that I know what I know, that yes, exactly was going down and in that, when he gets to the corner of that thing that was stunned there in the corner, yeah and that in that he grabbed and that gave them a profile and they see the horse trunk. Oh, wow, and he says that at the time he grabbed his cousin because his cousin stayed on show.

1:10:26 They got in and they went down the jam with their side, with their little cousin ducks so that they wanted the exact truth and at about two hours their grandmother came and told them everything and told them that they had not gone out because that time looked like that thing. But because they didn' t know what the mat the sigua was up to, the plus went, the woman every horse and madman we' re going to look for her more. Yes, of course, yes, here is Matlasigua, also known as the ciguanaba. So they tell her to give her the horse face woman look at you, she says it' s the matlasigua and where she appears and knows this legend. It' s an entity that shows up on lonely streets looking for men to take them. Says one of the most terrifying and popular myths says here of Oaxaca is that of the matagua. A people who have the appearance of a beautiful woman who manifests herself in the middle of the night to take the men whom she seduces with her deep and penetrating gaze. Legend has endured through the years that many assign to the disappearance of men. This being for them has become popular expression. She was taken by the matlasigua mala igua in Zapotec languages. It means a woman who is given this name for her quality of bringing men to take them away. If what she told me was great, her grandmother told me that it was very strange that she appeared to them, because it usually looks like men in the streets, not in children.

1:11:58 That' s why I read a burrero ra not also like it' s said that the drunkards, then it appears very exact and it weird over there all those stories, because you realize that where you live her grandmother, in the back she crosses the river, go up to the river. In fact, when I lived there and if you hear many very ugly things and the atmosphere is very heavy. Yeah, that' s right, imagine I can' t imagine what it' s like to live next to a river. Uh, yeah, it' s really weird. The truth is there are noises at night, that is noise. The noise of the river emits, gives forgiveness. The river emits noises at night. The fluid of the river is heard, but even in the distance you can hear screams in the early morning. Yes, very much so and once it happened to me that right there in that little house aha I was with that was my mother- in- law. Yeah, we were at night already paying for everything to sleep and she realizes that the little house is down and you see a few steps to go up the street. Yeah, well, yeah, that time we were, we were talking. It wasn' t even a paranormal thing we were talking about. If not. In that the puppy that he had outside began to shake very ugly and was thrown in the words of his little box. But so horrible. I was starting to squeal very ugly at that which is going to light, he said and that we are being whipped the outside door, finishing it from grinding accurate truth and my saw, just as

1:13:30 we are not going to lie down too late now sonle how crazy this, eh things very many stories for finding the truth. He hears a lot. Your family is very, very sensitive to those things. It' s because I' m living with them. A lot happened to me too, paranormal things happened to them. Just give him, then, a lot of thanks and for sharing the story, Thanks to going, for also communicating with one that you encouraged to score and I hope that you can share today' s program with your friends, with your friends so that they will also find out about the program. Yeah, sure, sure. They want to send some greetings to my husband who' s working. What' s your name with the voice of the MOMI or what if he sees it there goes alone, there it' s ready. Greetings. Thank you, good night, thank you for having a nice night, imagine living next to a river. Hi from Metepec, from Adriano and José Manuel. Greetings to Metepec. We already have a call Oh, he hung me up to see me tendito, because I don' t know why the call that' s alive hung up.

1:14:54 I lived on the bank of a river and was rumbling with the murmur of the river. It' s relaxing. I feel that even though you eat everything, you get so used to it that suddenly you don' t listen to it anymore, I don' t know. I feel like it is. Maybe I' m wrong, but I feel like it can be. Over there I read an interesting comment from a person I made that a demon saved his life. Let' s see if you can get in touch It ' s eleven o' clock at night. Fourteen minutes left. We' ve got 15 minutes left on the show. I still want to remind all the people or that we' re going to have a program. We' re gonna have a program this Saturday and this Sunday too so they don' t miss it. This Saturday and this Sunday we have program because Wednesday, Thursday and probably Friday has no more program. OK. Good night, Well, well, good night listens to me if I hear you, with what I like with Alejandra, Alejandra from where you are Alejandra from Peru. But welcome, Alexandra, how are you? Well, I was listening to your show, but they were talking about stories. But I came to tell you about an experience I had had more than ghosts with premonitory dreams about the deaths ahead. For this, my dad passed away recently, a month and a half ago. I' m so sorry, but I thank him very much.

1:16:28 This dream I had had. In the two thousand twenty- one I dreamt of my dad throwing up blood and then I was looking through the hospital apparently for a doctor or a nurse to help me, but he was still alive. But it was a common apology, which was he I ran an advance. Your dad was healthy at the time, he didn' t have a problem. Yeah, it' s happening,' cause in two thousand twenty- one we were in pandemic OK. We' re still with him covid Ok and at that time my dad didn' t have any affection for that. Okay, absolutely nothing. Time passed and at two thousand twenty- two he was diagnosed with cerrosis, but he never had any episode, let ' s say some symptom. Not everything was controlled with medicines, medicines, he never had any bleeding until March of this year, in which, in fact, as in my dream, he began to vomit blood and we immediately took him to the hospital here in Peru, to a public health hospital, to the largest in Peru, which they must know regent is the Eduador Revaliati hospital, yes, and he enters emergency. It' s the 17th in the morning throwing up blood and well after a week passed and I thought I had saved him from the blood he had had and spending two days, they

1:18:04 put him on the floor a quarter and two days later, doctors tell me he has the carcinoma duck, which is metastatic liver cancer and they couldn' t do anything else and they couldn' t give him chemotherapy. There was no solution anymore, obviously. Yes, obviously, to me that was a shock, that is, emotional, because I was going to spend in treatments from two thousand twenty- two. The doctor never told us anything, absolutely nothing. Obviously, there is a case of diligence, but as in my dream I was not looking for a doctor or a nurse who could help me and could no longer do anything. They told me he was dead in the dream, but he was actually still alive. And that' s what happened, because after that, my dad deteriorated very quickly and in two or three weeks, after many sufferings, they died. How impressive that they dream of your dad' s death, just as it was when he was healthy.

1:19:03 That' s just like, in short, what happened in exactly one month, yeah, it made a lot of impression on me, and it was that you told me a year earlier, two years before they passed not in the two thousand twenty- one. And this happened in the twenty- four thousand. Impressive, impressive how much I listened to the program more or less good, just a year ago, a year ago, because also before that, also in the same year I dreamed of the death, of the warning, of my aunt' s death. They told me one day before, but they were sick of covid not a day before, like time paralysed in my dream because we were eating at a table with my dad and mom and approached a soldier in the middle of my dad and my mom and they told me it' s really wrong. And I scratched him and what he said and he said to me today between midnight and one in the afternoon and I got up that day and told my mom not this one, because my grandmother and my aunt. My grandmother and aunt were very serious. My grandmother had died a day earlier and then in the afternoon and about four o' clock in the afternoon confirm to me that my aunt had passed away. And for this, already with the passing of time in the family, he tells me that between 12: 30 p m he was saying goodbye to his daughter for video call. I was asking you. I was asking you how long you

1:20:42 ' ve been listening to the show, because there was a call that surprised me as much as this one. This call of yours from a girl, I think from Costa Rica, who talked to us, that she dreamed about how her dad did it in an accident that ran him over, I think, and just like she dreamed about it, just like it happened. Uh yeah, I mean, actually, I' m surprised and then in the process that all this was happening. I dreamt in three days or four days, before four days before my dad died. I dreamt about him, not because I stayed with him every night, or there was no day that I didn' t stay or my mom stayed or I stayed. I did, and I stayed that day. I got up scared at about three in the morning and wrote to him quickly in the dream I had had. I had dreamed that my dad had gotten out of his body, that is, in my dream not if he had left his body in the hospital gown and everything, and he told me I' m not going back to bed and laughing like a joke. No, I' m not going back to bed?

1:21:46 This one and I told him, but Dad, you can' t do that. No, no, no, I' m not going back and the next day I woke up, bonus, not the next day, but the hours. Don' t worry about that, at four o' clock or in the morning I waited for the morning, because he can' t sleep anymore. Yeah, my dad didn' t wake up anymore. In the morning, i e, he no longer woke up, i e, gave him as a coma that he gives to patients who have liver cancer and good closure. So you don' t have the floor to do in that felopathy and many times it doesn' t rise this delicate to life, not this son how tremendous. That impresses me very much that there are people who have stability and I recognize it. To see things in the future as in this case. You could see the future? What was going on, and yes, but it' s running. It' s frustrating because you can ' t change what' s already written. That' s already written and you can' t change more than everything is how I found out what my dad didn' t, because for this, besides dreaming this, I' m a lawyer, yes and finding out that he doesn' t give a patient a story the moment he has to and they' ve known it before in the medical history. And serious is serious when when they were doing tests and in this case, they didn' t tell him anything about the cancer

1:23:19 exactly like everything. I' ll tell you one thing, my dad died of cancer. My dad was also metastasized and what gives me a lot of courage is that there are unscrupulous people, as in this case of the doctors who treated him? Some of the doctors who took care of her, because what those doctors wanted was to take money from us as a family. Then there' s a family that loses all the wealth because, obviously, when we' re talking about your dad, he obviously wants to do everything he can to save him. But sometimes there' s no way to save it, because the cancer is so strong and so aggressive that, as you say, you' ve metastasized. There' s no way to save him anymore.

1:24:00 No, so they' re no formance. It is actually when treatment is timely and most when a patient has medical follow- up. But all this, just as much as I have dreamed of it moving into reality, is very shocking. Yes, and not only that, but I' ve already dreamed. But that last time I dreamt and this was really weird. I dreamt I was traveling with my mom and but that and after my dad ' s passing and approached me a person with a very peculiar face, a man and told me I' m a time traveler. Then I answer him in the dream and tell him this then if you' re a time traveler, return me to my dad and he said no. I can' t do that because I said I do that. I' m changing the story a thing like that, but he told me to keep in mind that your mom might die. I mean, he told me in the dream and in fact, I' m praying a lot so that if it' s that good, if you can change destiny, many times it' s said that it' s through prayer. OK and we have a free will, not to choose what doesn' t happen, of course yes and basically pray that things use us. Because I' m already feeling more afraid of my dreams and what I sometimes dream of, because I' ve also dreamed of people I' ve met the next day. That' s so weird that you dream about a person you don' t know and then you bump into it.

1:25:32 We' ve already talked a little bit about that topic and it' s very interesting because as far as the brain is known, it' s very complicated for you to believe in your mind an image of someone you don ' t know. Yeah, well, also with people I know. I haven' t dreamed of people I know. I' ve just recently been hugging my mom and telling Dad if I' m doing well with everything I ' m saying, I sign yes and dream about a person I knew was from my job, from my ex- job, and I met her the next day with my mom. Yeah, and he kind of didn' t text me, but he reached out to me if I wanted any help.

1:26:15 No, and I didn' t really expect it. But honestly that usually happens to me or people with whom, if I know who they are, they are close, but I have no direct contact with them. They' re not friends of my friends and I usually run into him two or three days after I dream of it. No yes, and if a person is like I have a message for a person and is close, I do, and I tell him to dream to see if it resonates with them. That ' s kind of what I' ve dreamt of clearly, yeah, and it' s dangerous you' ll agree with me. It' s dangerous to have this information and give it to the person because whether it happens or not, you can ruin even the person' s life. Don' t listen, I dreamt you were going to die. In other words, the person will no longer want to leave his house. You agree, yes, I mean. I think you have to know who you give it to and how you give it to. Yeah, no, I don' t just text, that' s because you have to also interpret what you see.

1:27:20 No, because, in fact, I told my dad in two thousand twenty - one of what I had dreamed and hugged him. I said no. I don' t want you to leave yet I didn' t tell her and she said no. But if I' m alive, I' m fine half, but that was at two thousand twenty- one. Just when I dreamt it, no yes, but he told me it' s maybe because of everything you' re going through, because just that month my grandparents and my day also died, not in the two thousand twenty- one, but that actually turns out four years later. It' s shocking. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, you' re right. I always give the advice to people that if they have their parents, they want to hold them very much to Papa Chenlo if they can buy them dinner, if they can share the scene or something ahead, it is better in life than already after.

1:28:09 No yes, but there' s also something magical about death and something I could see, because for this my dad passed away from my hand. No, he wasn' t conscious, but I saw it It all feels like an energy that comes out of the human body, it really feels and it ' s like the face of pain instantly passes into an appas. Yes, and that is somewhat comforting, because we are energy and I do believe that after this earthly life there is something beyond that awaits us to continue learning.

1:28:54 What a nice old advice, what a nice teaching he does there. On this we should not be sad, because finally this person had his learning in earthly life and has already passed to another plane, that is, when my dad left I told him I accompanied you here and this path is up to you. And I think that' s how we should see Let' s say this transcendence, because it' s just the physical body, because in the end I' m going to love my dad in eternity. I believe until the day I' m no longer in that time. Of course, thank you very much for sharing this. I don' t know if you want to add anything else, I want to send some greetings to whatever you like. Not really, just telling that thing about the people they' re going through hasn' t lost, because I' m going through a duel that they realize they give everything and love people a lot when we' re present, but I also shit. He does not tell us that love does not end when the person leaves, but even after this life. I do, I think that stays. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I agree. With you, I send you one more hug and I thank you very much for the call. Thank you very much. It' s clear

1:30:24 what' s going on. It' s an excellent night. Good night by, well there' s the call Thank you there for communicating tonight and yes, this son. This sends me back to the recent past. Thank you, Daniela Garcia and Marta there for the subscriptions here on YouTube. Thank you very much. Welcome. There' s the VIP that I, for example, with my dad, my dad, I had a problem. I ' m too meager for the issues of changing a key or I don' t know how to move it there with the tools. I' m too small for tools. Never like it never caught my attention and my dad always told me you know what you have to learn Julio, because I' m not always going to be here. That' s the phrase he was saying to me. Actually, he' s been talking to my mom for a little while. I told him that phrase my dad used to tell me a lot. I' m not gonna be here all the time. You need to learn, but even though he told me that, he ended up doing things and I just saw how he did them, because there comes the point where my dad is no longer with us and you have to grab the reins of the horse and even if the horse is a bronchus, you have to ride it. Then you have to do things yourself. Whether you want to or don' t want to do things. You have to do it.

1:31:48 It' s more to tell them that in the last few months my dad wasn' t that bad. The truth. I still, when I couldn ' t open a soda, it makes me laugh because I passed all the rocks to my dad and my dad had an impressive strength, because I opened the soda fast. Not then. Now I do everything I can to open the sodas and all that until it' s our turn to do things, we get our asses up. No, then, if you put on your batteries, if you still have your parents, learn everything, all the parents ask their dad, their mom, this one wants the lot. I always try to give nice messages, because I think it is something very natural and something very nice to the family that we have here in Latin America. So, nothing, just for the moment I say goodbye. I thank you all who were here, have all of you have an excellent night and remember the following. Remember that fear, seeing it, has a schedule, rest nine