Relatos del auditorio Enero 2022 || Relatos del lado oscuro podcast

0:00 Good evening, all of you Welcome to this audience story show. As we have always told you, reading and listening to the accounts of the audience is an invaluable task for us. It is a task that allows us to learn, that allows us to understand what happens out there, what happens in people ' s homes and, at the same time, to reconcile it with theories, with what we read in books. Hence the importance of being able to read and share these experiences that have attracted so much attention. If you allow me and decide to accompany us, what do you think if we begin accounts of the dark side, strange beings, events, inexplicable, truth stories that other minds prefer to ignore. You enjoyed it. This Christmas you gained weight.

1:29 It starts at two thousand twenty- two with the best nutrition tips, subscribe to realistic nutrition. There is no excuse for not eating delicious and, at the same time, take care of yourself. There we go a little back. We' re going to Santa Fe in Argentina, where a five - year- old girl is going to live at her grandparents' house along with her dad. A marriage separation has made emilce barely five years old have to leave everything and go live at grandparents' house. Grandma' s tremendous.

2:10 She' s a severe old- fashioned woman. She is also a woman, very religious, unquestionably religious of those people before Lent was Lent, on Holy Friday, no apparatus, etcetera, etcetera. A lot of prayer, putting candles, the paschal candle, etcetera, etcetera. She' s not a church woman. She doesn' t really like going to church, but she' s a tough woman. Obviously, the fact that a little girl just five years old arrives without the mom alters the whole order of the house and of course, the dad has to take care of many more things.

2:51 He' s a great guy, he' s a good father, he' s a loving man, he' s a close man. The house is a house that has plenty of time. It was built by Grandpa when they were getting married, so at least forty years, if he has people who are very hard- working, descendants of Italian immigrants, people who are very dedicated to his own, obviously a thousand begin to feel at ease in that place, even though Grandma is strict and rigid with certain things like nap time, which is something she does not forgive during the summer. Siesta time is total. There' s no one to move. But other than that, the house has a large hallway behind it that leads to a courtyard garden where there are trees. It' s one of those old houses, that is, they' re slightly scattered rooms and back is this garden with a hallway that leads over there. A five- year- old girl feels like an ideal place to play. It' s feasible to take the toys, the dolls, the ball, all this and put it there. She doesn' t know very well why, but sometimes, just sometimes suddenly someone runs out and grabs the toys, takes her and shoves her into the house at full speed. They don' t want to tell you why. But, well, it' s a house that has a lot of weird stuff.

4:14 Wait Sometimes, sometimes it smells like someone' s smoking, but only sometimes. Not at other times. The problem is that no one ever smokes at home. You' d have to start a cigarette while Grandma was around. Other times it is strange, because it seems that there were several people talking at the same time inside the house. But there' s no one else. And when Mill' s gonna see who' s talking, she realizes Grandma' s alone in the kitchen doing something and there' s just her and Grandma. The little girl goes to the school that' s very close. There, half a block away, there' s a religious school where she goes in her early school years. It' s all very well.

5:03 Of course the situation suddenly gets weird. When on one occasion she wakes up startled because there' s someone watching her. She realizes there' s something in there watching her doesn' t taste good about what she is, but she doesn' t pay much attention to a kid either. These are things that happen in the old house. It' s Grandma' s house and of course, that big hallway is still there and she eventually keeps going to play there and from time to time, suddenly the ball comes running and shoves it into the house, when she' s about eight years old they give her their own room. So far I' ve been sleeping there with Grandma, with Dad. Now he' s got his own room. It ' s a big room. His father, the person named Santiago, is a good man, he is a loving subject who decides that he is already large and gives him his own room where he can play at his own pace.

6:08 When you visit the mom' s house, which is every fortnight because they are separated, remember each time you visit, come back with magazines, with some books, some little, pretty thing and have your own room where you can put all this and be watching it. He' s got his little bed, his little furniture. There' s the dresser and, of course, when you finish playing well, you have to pick this up here and there. Grandma loves the nap, but she doesn' t need the nap very much, if only while everyone' s on the nap, she ' s reading and obviously keeps listening to the murmurs. Those peculiar murmurs, which seem to have several people. You' ve heard it before I don ' t know, but sometimes people have described that there seem to be several people talking like one of the rooms, but everyone knows there' s no one. When she comes and tells her dad what' s going on, dad tells her don' t worry. It' s your imagination. It ' s just your imagination. You must see a dream. You were taking a nap. You dreamt it, uh, you don' t fool me.

7:17 The problem is she wasn' t sleeping. Obviously, then that time you' re in the locked door, you' ve made the door locked and you' ve got a handle and someone' s moving you, someone ' s turning you like trying to open it. But whoever it is can ' t when she goes and opens the door outside, there' s no one, but she' s been watching someone try to move the knob and there' s no one. Another day, the same thing happens again. But she decides now, instead of still seeing, how things happen, put something on her, clothes or whatever. Time passes and when he is about nine or ten years old, the situation becomes a little more disturbing, because at that moment a peculiar event occurs to him. She' s sleeping, she' s lying face down, with her hand hanging out of bed.

8:13 He dropped his hand under the bed. Suddenly he listens perfectly to someone walking, he wakes up because he hears the noise hears someone go outside. There are several family members who are reunited. It' s a family reunion and good. They' re out there, they' re living together, they ' re probably getting ready for math and counting things. The fact is, she listens to someone coming in and then she goes into the room. He ' s a big person, he' s an adult. He is half asleep, half awake, hearing as between this person and holding his hand.

8:54 It' s a big hand, it' s an adult hand, it ' s not a child' s hand, but it doesn' t feel cold at all. He just feels like it' s an adult hand coming up, holding his hand and placing it and going back to sleep or, at least, settling back in, except that when he reacts he turns around and there' s no one. The feeling had not been of fear, already by this moment it is about nine or ten years old is no longer a baby, but the feeling was not of fear, only of amazement. When she realizes that she is alone, the feeling changes completely when she realizes that no one has entered the room and that everyone is outside and that she has just felt like a warm hand, she lifted hers and placed her in bed. She starts screaming wildly when Dad shows up, when the others show up, she talks to them about all this, and as it usually happens, she' s always dreaming. Everyone thinks he' s dreaming. It happens. Believe me. The fact is, the phenomena are moving on.

10:00 The murmurs, the smells, that peculiar cigarette smell even when no one is smoking. The sounds are peculiar because sometimes the dad' s talking to Grandma and she' s hearing that someone' s talking on the other side, but there' s only them. There are other things, for example, that day do not lose sight that is no longer a baby. She' s nine or ten years old and after saying goodbye to Granny and Dad goes to her bed, in her room, where she has all her treasures. He curls up in his bed with his little blanket, very happy, when suddenly he wakes up and is in the bed of Dad and Grandma at the foot of the bed lying there on the floor, as if someone had picked him up and taken her there. She doesn' t notice. But when he wakes up and watches this scream franticly, the dad comes and finally decides that it' s over, that it' s not right. And it makes her go to sleep with Grandma and things keep happening because the house was like that. It was full of stuff. One Saturday, Grandma sends her to take a nap and she doesn' t want to take a nap, which she wants to go out and turn around. He lies there for a moment and is thinking about how to do it to escape and be able to go to the homeland, to play, to get something out to go to play, when suddenly something makes him join. A little incorporates Mira Oh,

11:31 the grandmother, the abuola is standing next to the dresser, looking at her dressed in her Don de Domingo clothes to go out, the party clothes are watching her and suddenly the grandmother smiles. She' s seeing her there, next to the dresser. You' re about to ask Grandma what she' s offering when what she was seeing disappears gently and the girl dissipates, gets up and runs to the kitchen where she hears the dishes that Grandma' s washing. And Grandma is dressed in her common clothes, her clothes of the day, and she' s not even remotely like the one she just saw in the room. Of course, the scream, the cry, the startle, the grandmother, the dad everyone says was dreaming clearly. The fact is, as time goes by, Grandma. A good day passes away. When Grandma dies, the house gets completely out of control. What would have happened there begins to become more brazen. Life changes dramatically. In fact, they ' re starting to do really bad with Grandma' s game. It' s like all the demons inside that house have been released and everything starts to go wrong. Dad' s in a wheelchair and he' s in a crash. The mother fortunately returns to take care of everything. The brother has

13:01 a mishap here and there. They decide to sell the house. They decide to sell the house, Grandma' s house for a simple reason, because no one can be there one day. Mins' brother decides to go take a look with his friends. You know, he was a teenage kid with some friends out there and they' re going to throw out there at the party, the gossiping the game, the talk. When he' s over there. However, that has a total change in plans, because being in the living room suddenly, the boy, as he turns his eyes, sees how it is happening. A woman dressed as a light, almost transparent bride does not make even the slightest noise has a bouquet in her hand and continues to move forward until she disappears at the door. Of course, the boy ran away. He ran away. He escaped from there they were already living in something else, horrified house, so he had just seen surprise. When all this happens, they begin to understand two or three little things. First every time someone ran out to get emilse with all his toys into the house, without warning and without clouds in the sky, or rain, and it wasn' t even that late. It was because the bride was next to her. Almost the whole family had seen her, except that, as a rule, that spectre, that ghost of the bride came out of the wall

14:33 of nowhere suddenly appeared and began to walk down the corridor that went towards the tree and the courtyard where she played At Mills, who realized they saw the bride standing silent, without making the slightest noise, without moving anything around her, except her paused walk, stopped to see Aimils playing when she was a little girl. That' s why they ran out and returned it because it scared them. She never saw it She heard it. She smelled the weird things inside the house. And besides, she also came to see Grandma and in that weird appearance, and it was that the house had a story that few knew. When Grandfather Rock decided to build it there, many years ago as a newlywed, he had to fill in after he had made the foundations.

15:28 You had to fill up and then put the floor, but the stuffing was expensive. So he got one of the masons, who was an honorable person, to get him a stuffing material, which was very cheap. When the material arrived and began to be filled, the rock grandfather arrived at the house and realized that the material included stone fragments. When he calls the mason and tells him he hears and this is what he is, that man tells him not to worry, that they are broken tombstones in the workshop where they were making them, they broke and no longer served and that they had never been used. The fact is that I most probably lied to him and those were tombstones removed from some holy field that being there generated all that trouble.

16:15 Who was the bride, how to know, who were the men and women who spoke, how to know? Who smoked inside the house, how to know? After all that, they came out of there. The house was sold and modified. Emil Se hasn' t seen him again. He does not know if the people who live in the place are the same, if they have lived the same as their family lived a marked place. The fact that there are remains in one place does not necessarily mean that it is infested. But what is a fact is that Grandma had that under control and when Grandma dies, that gets out of control. Perhaps there was a hidden story, something that we cannot know from the story, but that is still interesting to us. You. What do you think of Argentina? Let me take you to Panama a very nice place, a little belt of America, near the Canal. We' re in Rio Ato and he' s President.

17:25 It' s two thousand seventeen. Ana is a young woman who has studied tourism, has studied to become a chef and is doing her professional practices in a chain hotel, a hotel of great prestige to a place besides that it has a tourist development, with very large pools, that has the coast and that has a lot of history. As a context, let me remind you that in a thousand nine hundred and eighty- nine, about the end of the year, near Christmas, American troops, U S troops, from North America, invaded Panama. A little while ago, Panama had declared war on the United States. Manuel Antonio Noriega, the crazy man that and the fact is that the U S orders a military invasion of tremendous proportions, as the place kills a lot of people in a rapid operation, shelling gunfire assault by land, many civilians lose their lives. It was originally said that there had been only one attack in the area of Panama City and on the other side, in the area of the Pacific Coast, also that there had been one attack there. But the reality is that there were several attacks focused on checkpoints, at points where there were, for example, fighter planes, similar things.

18:45 But that was in a thousand nine hundred and eighty- nine. For two thousand seventeen, when Ana, who is a young girl, arrives at this place for her internship, life is good. The othello offers many things. One of them is lodging for its employees. Foreign employees have a safe room, a place to stay, they have meals, they have many advantages as long as they carry out their task. She' s on a second floor and her roommate is the manager' s secretary. So it' s a very good thing. However, the place as such, despite being a spectacular place in terms of the quality of service, the rooms the beautifulness of the place, has some problems, such as lack of education. The fact is that in this hotel the employees sleeping there are all Italian Canadian foreigners.

19:37 She is from Costa Rica and, however, the people above her are very annoying, very uncourteous, because at about three o' clock in the morning she usually throw marbles on the floor. She' s sorry. He knows who sleeps upstairs, he knows her, but he' s sorry to tell him Please don' t make those noises. He' s sorry because he imagines that this woman has something, a little childhood memory, something opens a sack and pulls. It' s kind of weird. The point is that, as the weeks go by, he is also becoming friendly with others. She' s a girl who has a huge ease to relate to. That ' s why he studied tourism and very quickly with the concierge people, with the room people, with the buttons, with the guards. Make a good relationship. There is friendship and that' s when the stories begin, the stories of fear. They' re scary there. One of the guards tells him that there' s a door to the door, a gift from the top where no one wants to be. She is struck by this and asks and why no one wants to be, because there you hear how soldiers get to soldiers, yes and where the soldiers go. Which garrison is a garrison of soldiers. No, they never get that guard. He tells him that almost all the guards, during the night, in the morning, when they have been in the garita, one has heard how these men march. But no one happens, there' s no one. There' s no soldier.

21:10 And yet the sound is very clear. You hear the voices of command, you hear those people moving and heading towards the hotel itself. More than one alarmed has rushed out to see what it' s about, but there ' s nothing. That' s why nobody wants to be there. Then another one of the buttons, at another time has told him with all sincerity and clarity that there is an area of the hotel to which they do not want to go and precisely coincides with the area in which the garita one is in, because when they get there things happen to them see people who are not there and sometimes in the cart where they take tourists as they advance with the cart suddenly they carry a couple of American tourists, to say something North American, and carry there the suitcases and everything. And when you look through the rearview mirror, there' s someone else who hasn' t gone up anywhere. But also, when they are waiting there for the customer because they have already taken the bags and are waiting for him, there is a very ugly feeling and sometimes pull them out, sometimes they push very rare things, especially when tourists arrive at night. She thinks that sometimes it is a little exaggerated the fact that also one of the housekeepers, one of the waitresses, talks to her the same thing. And on another occasion because, besides, not all together have told him this, but each one. She finds it so weird. Well, maybe that day he' s talking to friends is when he gets it the worst, because at the end of the day, when they' ve already had dinner and so on and they go to their rooms, sometimes he closes to the balcony that they share several rooms and they

22:45 ' re talking there, when they' re suddenly talking to one of the coworkers comments that well, that we' ll have to talk to those above his level because all the time they throw marbles and the girl that' s there turns out to be the neighborhood of the floor upside down. No, of course not Well, I' ve never thrown a marble and I don ' t have any of that. There they call her bolinchas and she claims that she has never had a bolincha, that she has never thrown anything away. But the guy in front of the other wing of the same accommodation building says he hears this, too. And, well, everybody' s starting to realize something weird. But the moment she takes the scare of her life would happen a few days later. It was his day off. On days off, she usually stays in bed a little longer. Every day you have to get up very early that day you have to rest. So he' s gonna stay in bed for a while longer. Its bed is a large bed, it is a double bed with wooden base. Unfortunately, your roommate, the good chief' s secretary, has to go to work that day.

23:44 There' s no break for her. It gets up, it makes noise, it starts to pay for pull, total saw comes out ana, it wakes up, it' s going to have a glass of water. Come back close the blinds so it' s in total darkness. Turn on the condination air, a little cold, because that' s very hot and gets into bed. He snuggles a little and is in that moment when he is already very close to enjoying a dream when he hears a very loud voice from a man who yells at him here. It' s a cry, it' s an order. It' s something you don' t understand what they told you. When reaction opens the eyes very large, his bed, which was in a fixed position, had left the cell phone on one side, is blown away to the other side. They blow her up with a force that hits the wall and she ends up falling off the bed.

24:30 The phone, the cell phone, the cell phone has fallen over there, as if someone very strong had pushed the bed. She takes the scare of her life. He doesn' t know if to cry, he doesn' t know if to pray. All he does is put on some clothes quickly and get out of the room and he stays out all day. There' s a beautiful beach, restaurant eat all this. When it' s over, he comes back there just as his roommate comes in and he does tell him what happened to him. And the roommate says don' t freak out. It happens sometimes. It happens. It happened to me, too, but don' t go away Don' t get scared. As the months go by, because I' d have to be there nine months. He learns many things, such as, for example, when a guest complained about strange noises in his room or something weird, like being turned on by television, opening his shower or whipping his door. The people at the reception had precise instructions that they should immediately change their rooms. When a guest was haughty, rude had disrespected them, they knew to which room to send him, of course, to experience the discourtesy of those who had remained there. But she has two theories. One of what happened in the area, reportedly, had been affected during the invasion of eighty- nine and there had been many deaths of military civilians who were in a small garrison nearby by the military marching

26:07 the commanding voice he had heard. He had all the looks of these in bed and it' s eight o' clock in one order. But there was also something else. Ana tells us that there are often many dead people in hotels. Yes, in her experience, at least every week she has been touched by a person of many different causes, from people who died drowned because they had gone into the sea, people who suffered diseases, who became intoxicated, who drank too much, or if they used drugs. The fact is that it was relatively frequent, perhaps more than one of those tourists who have died have stayed there what seems like a history of Panama. Now let me go with another bread story or Mom. Let' s go to Bogotá, Colombia. Alba is a woman who has two children, a daughter and a son, but a few years ago she lives at home with mom.

27:12 His mom' s an old house. It' s the house of the grandparents, that is, of Alba' s parents, and maybe the house was already a house from before, so it' s a house that has a lot of time. Alba has a son, a boy and a girl. The child has always been peculiar in terms of unusual sensitivity. He' s always had this situation of seeing things, feeling things, or hearing things that others don' t see. Not so much the little girl, alba remembers with a chill in her back something that lived in that house. He was with his mother. That afternoon, the boy, his boy has already gone to bed. They' re in the room with the mom talking a little bit and the baby' s lying there on the side and she' s asleep. Alba suddenly begins to feel a strange sensation, a sensation like a chill. Yeah, a chill, a chill that makes him feel like all the hairs in the back of the back of the back of the head are standing up. Your husband' s not home, he' s working that night. She suddenly feels all this as if a very cold burst of air, coming out of the living room, had entered the room. She joins immediately realizes that her mother who was there talking with her in bed, has also perceived that she has also risen. They both turn around to go

28:44 and keep an eye on the boy who was already in his room. But when they get to the door, right at the door, they realize there ' s someone else. There' s a woman, there' s a woman dressed in white with a blonde hair like she' s floating, she ' s coming out of the boy' s room, she' s seen by both women, mother and daughter, grandmother and mother at the same time, how the woman' s coming out of the room like she' s floating. It' s kind of light. Then go ahead and start going down the stairs. You' re both seeing her at that moment inside the house, in the silence of the night. How this goes out and keeps moving forward and moving forward. And she keeps moving forward and suddenly in front of her disappears immediately she runs down the stairs to see what happened, where that woman is. Grandma runs to the kid' s room. She just gets to see how it fades, how it melts, how it disappears.

29:48 Immediately return to the room that is freezing, even though it was a quiet and warm day. The boy' s room is frozen and he, the little one, is on red cheeks. He' s a white- skinned kid, but the cheeks are absolutely red. It' s kind of weird. After a while they calm down, they' re going to check on the girl, who' s quiet sleeping too. They don' t know what it was. They never knew it was unusual, it was weird. At other times there were several situations there so they decided to protect the house.

30:29 To protect the house, what they did was put bags with mustard seeds. He explains that this is a technique that his mother has used to place small bags with mustard seeds in different parts of the house. A twist each window with oil exorcized with holy water and that only so could the woman be at ease. The woman seemed to be dressed in some sort of old dress, perhaps of some kind of ivory or white. Hard to know. Hanging a little below the bust and loose it looked strange distant, It seemed to float One detail that dawn noticed is that the dog they call James began barking and continued barking for a good while and was restless for a long time in the house. They also have cats that also reacted strangely. What it was about the condition of the house and the fact that there had been some other phenomena. You could think of a presence someone who lived there, someone who died there, but it could also be something that attracted this presence. I didn' t forget that the little boy at the time was a little boy, he used to perceive beyond the obvious. People who can see can be seen. That' s the terrible thing about this. He who can see

32:00 those who have already disincarnated, those who should not be here, can also be seen. And if what they saw was a wandering soul someone who didn ' t find a disembodied spirit in his place, who couldn' t find his place, he probably would have been attracted to that child who slept there and now let me take him to Puerto Rico. Wilfredo lived in Puerto Rico and as a child lived with his parents, brothers, sisters, etcetera. The fact is, he always had the feeling that someone saw him. He was the big boy and when he sat down to watch TV, to watch his cartoons, he loved watching the eight- year- old boy and the Mexican shows. But while I was watching the TV I always had this feeling that there was someone watching it. I was turning around, turning my head, and there was no one. But there was always this feeling and then very strange things happened to him. Sometimes he was playing with his strollers on top of the bed and if anyone fell, he fell forever because even if he looked for him, he moved the bed, asked for help, they couldn' t find him. Sometimes they appeared again, but many days later and in a totally different place, he was obviously very clear what his toys were and suddenly if he fell. But there were others who never appeared again and other weird things that happened. For example, sometimes it dawned in truss

33:34 even though she had slept in her pajamas wearing the top of her pajamas and was awake without her pants. When his mother asked him what happened, he didn' t know what had happened. But the worst part is that the pajamas never appeared. The bottom just disappeared. And it' s not like I wet the bed. You thought wet the bed and shame hid that didn ' t appear ready. It was a boy or I would have said wet the bed and period, but it didn' t show up. And then things started to happen a little bit more ugly like that morning that woke up in the room, his little sister and another brother slept, and with the light that leaks through a lamppost outside the window, he allows to see a little bit of the room and he can observe someone who is at the foot of the bed a little further, he is like a man who is squatting like crouching in his infant mind. You think he' s an Indian by the haircut, but in reality, his name is down there. He starts screaming. He freaks out and starts screaming. Dad' s coming, Mom ' s coming, and, of course, the first thing they say is Tranquil, it was a dream. This dream thing is repetitive. Don' t worry, it was a dream. I was dreaming, don' t freak out, I was dreaming. Well, he' s got his hand in his mouth, but it' s not the only thing. Another day, another day he' s sleeping. Near him is the little sister' s bed, the little crib where she sleeps, and for some reason,

35:07 he wakes up again. It' s night in the morning. Only God knows what time it would be, when he joins a little he distinguishes that there is a woman next to the cradle can not see his face. She just sees that she' s a long- haired woman, with a nightgown or something that' s kind of gripped by the shore, the crib, the little sister, seeing her as being crouched, he sees her first thing my mom thinks, so you ask her. In fact, he talks to her and says Mommy, it' s you what' s going on. But at that moment, that silhouette, that woman, that thing that was there, turns around and realizes that it is not something human, that it is not something natural. The woman doesn' t answer, she doesn' t do much. All he does is turn around. When suddenly he realizes this situation, he begins to scream. Dad and Mom are coming, it ' s quiet again, it' s okay, he' s asleep.

36:00 You dreamed of it. The situation is moving forward. Near there in building five, they live in building four lives his grandmother and his grandfather he loves grandma. The worshiper is the most. She' s a very believing woman. She was the one who gave her a Bible that she always has on a bedside table. Sometimes he reads it. The fact is, he always has it open, but when he comes back, it' s closed. And when she asks if anyone touched her, someone shut her down. Nobody did anything to him. And the fact is a good day. The Bible disappears and no one saw it. No one knows where he is. Like the carts, like the pajamas. Like this, it completely disappeared. Grandma tells her that she solves everything is her prayer. Grandma is a very believing Christian woman who prays many times and does so. She tells him that when he is very afraid, rebuke the presence in the name of Jesus, who commands him to leave in the name of Jesus. Grandma is a believing woman and then it happens that morning again counts and as always, he doesn' t know why he wakes up, he doesn' t know what time it is. He doesn' t know what' s going on. But when he gets a little into bed, next to him is a man standing.

37:19 He' s a dark- skinned man, so he thinks his father, his father is a dark- skinned man. He immediately asks Daddy what' s going on. That figure turns around as if by reaching out to his hand and realizes that he is not his father and starts screaming again. You know, the parents come and ask what' s going on I was dreaming, son. That seemed like a joke. The boy wakes up, screams, horrified and everything is he was dreaming. But things are still going on. Another time he stays with Wilfredo, he stays watching TV a little later. The parents have gone to cost and they don' t realize that he ' s been watching her. When the movie ends, he' s already scared of it. So instead of going to her room, she goes to her parents' room and curls up around at the foot of the sister' s bed. The little sister had already passed it there because the family was still growing and now she was on the street there. The fact is that the feet of the sister' s bed are snuggled while she is there and before she falls asleep, she begins to see a woman appear through the door.

38:30 Yeah, he' s coming in. There' s a woman coming in. He walks in like a freak, like he' s got his head down, like he doesn' t want to be seen. Come in like crawling moments. He' s watching you from where you' re lying. You' re watching this woman enter the middle of the darkness, again barely illuminated by the light leaking from the outer lights. He' s trying to wake his father up by moving him around doing something. He tries to wake his mother, but none of them react like dead. It is attempted to incorporate as to touch them to shake them and realizes that at that moment the woman begins to retreat. She joins the woman walks out the door and leaves. It' s the moment when he frantically screams the dad, gets up, gets angry to the point where he scolds him out of the room and sends him to his room. Other things would follow, for example, at Grandma' s house. A good day at the grandparents' apartment, he' s walking from one room to another. She' s been chatting with her grandmother in the kitchen and she' s headed for the room.

39:37 He' s walking. When something happens next to him at full speed, without being able to tell what' s going on and pushing it or something, he feels like something has hit him and he runs back to where the grandmother who stays watching him and says yes, I already had to rebuke him and in the name of Jesus he finished making him go. Grandma had been watching him while he was talking to Wilfredo. Grandma was seeing this thing that was moving around that was coming and going, that was coming and going. Until she turns to Wilfredo It' s when she' s called Jesus' name and that thing runs out and passes through the side of Wilfredo who almost faints from the scare. The place was peculiar in many ways. Although the buildings were new, the grandparents were among the first occupants. It had been built on new land. There was no reason for all this. What was there, a good question again, and, like in the other account that told him, perhaps it is not what was there, but the person, that is, Wilfredo or his grandmother, who attracted this, who called these presences in some way, what they were doing there, perhaps just passing through, perhaps lost souls wandering around in the night. After some time, Wilfredo is going to live with the grandparents and he would have to live there a very rare experience, because one morning he is sleeping and is running away to

41:08 his grandfather and his uncle talking are talking. No wonder. No wonder because, because it' s logical, even though it' s too late in the night, the guy' s gone for a shower, he' s in the bathroom and he' s listening to it. Like he talks all of a sudden. He hears the grandparents' room door open and he hears Grandpa and Grandma talking. The problem is, at the same time that Grandpa and Grandma are talking, he' s been hearing that Uncle and Grandpa are talking somewhere else and Grandpa is outside. Yes, Grandpa' s voice is heard in the rubber whip, that is, in the washing area, which is outside the apartment, and the nerves begin. When Grandpa knocks on the bathroom door, he tells him son, who you' re talking to, and the boy opens the door very scared and tells him how. Like who I' m talking to, then, no, I' m not, who you' re talking to, because you' re talking to me by the little window from the zotehuela. I' m talking to you and at that moment they realize that Grandpa was sleeping in the bedroom with Grandma, while the son was in the bathroom talking with something that seemed to be Grandpa.

42:16 Of course, the boy freaked out a lot. The phenomena would continue to occur in this place little by little. Sometimes they were weird things, sometimes they were like omens of what would be happening. Sometimes they were dreams. It' s a wild story. With the passage of time, Wilfredo moved his residence and now lives in New York City, from where he has written to tell us about the experiences he lived there, in his native Puerto Rico and now, if I may, I would like to share this story with him. Mr Manolo is a friend of the channel, he' s a follower. He' s a person who sent us an audio. He sent us the audio with the idea that his servant José Ramón would narrate it.

43:06 However, when listening to the audio. It' s so good, so clear, so precise. He has narrated it so well with a taste in speaking that we have preferred to present to you the audio in the voice of the protagonist. We' re on our way. Well, it' s two stories that I want to tell you that I had when I was a child. My family arrived in Mexico in nineteen hundred and three coming from Zacatecas, and they settled in what was then called the American colony. Now it ' s Colonia Juárez, on General' s street. Prim precisely there because they were caught by the famous tragic dozen and had to leave the house where they lived and went to another distant colony, because there, then, were the shootings and all those attacks that destroyed the chinga clock. When I was little, I lived there in that house. It was a two- story Porfirian house, very spacious rooms, but it was a little bit, gloomy, sad the atmosphere and the house itself lived with two grandmothers, one of them, because it was the one that ran the house, the other worked for a rich family and she was the governess of the children. So she

44:36 went out early and went to work and came back until night one day. The aunt I was living with did some sort of review of her wardrobe at that time there were no closets then from time to time my aunt would take all the things out of the closet very interesting things, because they were memories, They were old things in order to see if she could get rid of something, throw away or give away some things, but almost always she would keep things back again as they were, because she found everything useful. Everything said no to this one day I could serve. He found among the things of the wardrobe a piece of Syrian and then found a little leaf, a kind of little folletite that was a novena that used to Roman Catholic people.

45:29 He used to make those novenas that are a nine- day series in which certain things are prayed for some devotion, especially this devotional or this little leaf was a prayer to the more lonely anime. According to the beliefs of that church, people at death are going to give to purgatory and through the prayers and masses that are sent to do for their relatives, because one day they manage to get out of there. But there are some people who die without relatives in friendships and no one who remembers them and are there abandoned in purgatory, are lonely. There' s no one who prays for them, no one who remembers. And that' s what this novena of mom alone is dedicated to those souls who have no one to pray for them. Then, my aunt planned to light up is this Syrian, this Syrian corporal who was one of the only remaining four Syrians who put themselves in their mother' s wakes. They had watched it in the house and the Syrians had used it and only left this cabito and already finishing the devotion, he paid it and told me this I will go to the market. There you go. I would have, for what I know, between five and six years was very small. He was still going to make the purchase. It was the time when, as refrigerators are not yet populated and it was necessary to go to

47:01 the errand every day. Then my aunt would go out with her basket and buy the errand. On the first day this happened, I had finished the prayer, turned off the candle and went not well, it was gone, I would have passed what I knew ten fifteen minutes. I was on the upper floor, in the last of the bedrooms, when I heard a noise in the Sahuan, at the front door, like a crowd of people came and broke down the door and started screaming, making a fuss and they started to open all the doors, to throw the doors, to break the windows glass and came to the room and there were some windows like ornaments and live lots like that and everything was destroyed. And it smelled more like all the little pieces, the little figurines and the things that were there. And then they went to the dining room, a rather large dining room, where there was an immense window, where all the glassware and other comfortable ones were kept, where the cutlery was kept, the tablecloth was kept to all those in the dining room. And I heard the windows were broken. I could hear the glass, the glass, the glass, the glass, the dishes crashing

48:39 into the ground. It was a rumble, horrible horror. So, I was shaking there listening to this terrible thing and from there they were still in the kitchen and the same thing was still used a lot in pots, pots and all of mud. Then, I heard them whipping against the floor of mons mosaic. They whipped all these casseroles into a thousand pieces and threw away some drawers that from there was finally one because the vandalistic attitude of those people. And then they went back to the Sahuan, where the ladder was a very beautiful wooden staircase, and they went up to the library and threw all those books, they crashed into the ground. Well, that was a terrible thing, and they were slowly moving forward. Then, I was young, for I thought that if they went into the room where I was and saw me because they were going to kill me or hurt me, then what I was doing was getting under my face and there shaking, shaking like a leaf.

49:50 I was waiting for the horrible moment when they could get into that chamber, but suddenly all that noise stopped. I didn' t get out of bed until I heard the key to the Zaguan door and heard my aunt come in. I expected her to scream, to do some exclamation when I saw all the wreckage truth starting from the door of the Sahua, which I did not explain how my aunt had opened it. If I heard she had been shot down little by little, then I went out under the bed. I went walking I saw that my aunt, because she went through several of the rooms on the ground floor until reaching the kitchen, but I did not hear any exclamation nor did she say anything. Then I went down, for with great fear, and went to the kitchen, passing through the living room and the dining room, and realized that everything was in so much, both the windows, all the glass glasses, everything was in as much as nothing had happened. And I was coming to the kitchen. And my aunt didn' t realize the state I was in. Not a tremendous nervous state, but as I have always been a very quiet person, it is very difficult for me to complain or manifest some pain or something. And so it was several

51:30 days, several days when I saw toward the ninth, the candle turned toward his devotions, paid for it, and went to the errand, and again the same thing happened. It' s been three or four days. The other aunt said today I' m not going, because the gentlemen are going out of town and they' re going to take the children. Then this one gave me the day off. Oh. I felt the glory open to me because my aunt was going to stay with me. It' s time and my aunt told him oh, what is that is not a Syrian that I met in my mother' s oria and this devotion is the novenario of my mother alone and my other aunt, who was very unbelieved, very desaye ay you with your wetties he has my aunt did as usual and told him well, sister, this you stay with the child. I go to the market and, in fact, my aunt went out and the same thing in the quarter of an hour started to see all that, but I was in that same room to the bottom with me and she or I listened and told me to hey see what' s going on, what' s going on?

52:44 And then he was frightened to hear all that noise, the footsteps, the screams, the laughter, all that, and how the butt of a riffle is supposed to be with some iron. I don' t know what they were throwing down the comfy ones and the showcases and they were all smashing and so my aunt told me no. Don' t be afraid, don ' t be afraid. Twenty, two, one thousand, twenty, twenty And then she covered me they will see, she sat me on her knees and said no. Don' t see anything, don' t see anything. This is where we stay quiet. Nothing' s going to happen, nothing' s going to happen. And in fact, nothing happened. Already Saturday these people or whatever was in the room that was in front of our bedroom, it all dissipated and when my aunt came back, for the one who stayed with me, because she rebuked her very harshly and said to her hear that you do not realize what this child is like, that you have not realized that when you go and return to this child it is pale.

53:53 He' s good in a very good situation, because I hadn' t noticed. Then my aunt told him everything she had heard. We never saw anything, but we did listen and then my aunt, this angry, told her to see Give me that novena and that candle and throw them away and she said don' t go looking for novenas, no more serious or anything. Not that it is to be your prayers, to use them, but not with these things and Holy remedy. From that moment on, this sound was never repeated again. It may be said that many things happened in that house during what was called the tragic decade. The soldiers took all those houses, from those streets And there they did horror and half truth there were rumors that they had killed people, they had tortured people had killed them. Anyway, when my aunts returned to that house, they had to send her to remodel everything, from the floors, the walls stained with blood in finto And because I think I think that some of this had to do with this phenomenon that happened what you thought was really well told the story. We don'

55:29 t know if it' s a polter spent, if it' s a mimophony, an imitation of something, being a phenomenon in the memory of Auntie how to know. But it was impressive And now, from there we go to Barcelona, in the Autonomous Community of Catalonia, Spain, in a place that is known as the hospitalet of Lobregat. There' s a tower. He' s a sensational kid, little Catalan boy, very nice. He lives with his mom and dad. At about nine years old they move to live in an apartment. He thinks family life is good, it' s normal. A child always sees his parents and can' t imagine what' s behind it or how it is. The fact is, he thinks it ' s a good family, a normal family until they get to that apartment.

56:28 Being there, things get really weird and the department itself is weird. It' s this image. Right now I' m sharing a diagram of what that department looked like. The aitor himself has done us the enormous favor of sharing it with us. The apartment itself was somewhat dark and that last room in the background was particularly strange. Being there, things start to be unusual. There' s this feeling that there' s someone else with you all the time. Every morning ay Thor wakes up with the clear feeling that there is someone else in his room, as if Mom Dad had already entered.

57:12 But there' s no one, and it' s usually the same time six in the morning noises. The noises are happening too, but perhaps the ugliest part is nightmares. There' s Thor every night has nightmares. Some are very ugly, bloody by the way, violent, otherwise ugly. In one of them, he, being a child, sees himself in a parking lot and there are many things burning suddenly he himself appears in front of him as if he were a double and shoots him and starts to burn. It' s a horrible dream. It dawns very decomposed of the stomach and with a deep pain in the abdomen. Dreams. In addition, they are giving way to other phenomena. For example, sleep paralysis was often static on his bed to the point where he learned to control it, learned to cope with it, went back to sleep even within the paralysis itself. What he did was provoke the dream. The department also had this phenomenon of shadows suddenly in the middle of the afternoon, while outside it made a beautiful sun in the interior of the department. The darkness itself reigned and one could see how something physical was going on there was nowhere the shadow came from or through the corners as one turned around. As you walked from one corner, you saw

58:42 someone walking past you On one occasion, he feels that someone is hanging him, he' s in the bedside and he feels like someone dips his pillow, his face on his pillow and starts choking him like he' s there at the same time that being pressure on his neck all the time as if they were holding him, strong manages to wake him up, but it' s been a very violent thing in the days ahead. It dawns with scratches on the arms, on the neck, on the back, things that could not be clearly explained. Keys, purses, cups, plates, spoons, spoons, spoons, whatever was on a shelf suddenly flew out, did not fall, not as something that was badly put on and fell, but was red, was thrown against another wall as it is happening. It also happened in phenomena like voices. When you are in the room with the window closed, you feel voices coming, but you also feel someone coming and blowing in your ear straight into your ear, but there is no one and no one from where the wind comes. This caused him a feeling of enormous distress, enormous heaviness within the department. On some occasion the mother told him that she also sees some little thing. It' s not very enough in his descriptions, as if he didn' t want to say much, but at some

1:00:13 point he seemed to see a sort of spherite of light, a flash, something that moves but isn' t there. As the days go by, new things are happening. One day, at six in the morning, six and a half, he gets up to go to the bathroom, to do his needs, to pee open the door is there and the bathroom is covered in tiles. Everything that reflects very well is in the bathroom doing your needs. When something happens behind you, you can see the reflection of a tall person who just passed the reflection, but there is nowhere to go. There ' s nowhere I go. The bathroom is small and what you just saw happened happened right behind him in the direction of the wall and was lost.

1:00:59 He' s been scared to death. That long, narrow corridor made him very afraid. Some time later only he and his mom are left, dad is gone, he' s separated from the family, they decide to adopt a cat. The kitten comes to be small and very soon it becomes evident that the cat sees something else, because suddenly it stands up and begins to tug and to do aggressive attitude towards things that others do not see. Something very clear and very precise about the shadow phenomenon. This constantly reproduces When someone turns and sees the cat, the sterilized cat and attacking a corner where there is nothing. Sometimes he and his mom are sitting on an armchair and the cat is around and suddenly jumps, bursts, tufa, assaults, gropes against something that is not there. I wouldn' t live long. The cat barely three years of life after receiving it, the cat dies. Liver problem was rare. Time passed. The parents were separated, they would end up leaving that place, the mom and he would come out of there they would put that apartment on sale or hand it over as part of a credit for a new apartment. The fact is that, with the housing crisis, the department becomes empty in such a way that it is impossible to know if anyone

1:02:32 else has had these experiences there. But perhaps the part that has drawn our attention the most was not these small phenomena or at least small in appearance, but what happened to people. The department caused something very rare in people. His mother, for example, began to deteriorate in his health galloping to the point of becoming semiparalysed. A woman who had worked very well, who, or who had not been employed for years in that job, who had been outstandingly active in life, is paralyzed by the face and begins to plunge into a depressive vortex, in absolute insecurity, in an absolute loss of confidence in herself, in a kind of compulsion towards shopping. Aitor didn' t have a good time either, fear took him away, sleep made him wake up suddenly, he couldn' t rest. The father is also beginning to deteriorate.

1:03:30 The father was perhaps the one who lost the most in that department. As time went by, it was becoming more and more common for him to lock himself in the back room, he just didn' t answer, he didn' t go out if he had a job, he did. He was going to work, and if someone offered him an extra shift, he ' d take ours at the department. I wasn' t talking about anything there. I didn' t want to tell you anything, I didn' t want to say what was going on there. But as time went by. His attitude was getting worse and worse. He was affected by the apartment until one good day he broke doors in an unusual burst of anger. He was a very thorough man He was a man He' s funny. He was a loving man. Suddenly, he' s going wild, breaking doors until he leaves the house. He Aitor and his mother would stay alive and some time the mother still deteriorated even further and tor also became isolated became reluctant to human contact until they finally managed to get rid of it. As I said, they deliver the apartment in exchange for a new one. When they get to the new apartment, life changes them completely. They never see any of this again. They don' t hear the voices again, they don ' t see the shadows again, they don' t feel that someone isn ' t watching. The new department makes life change. The mother recovers, of course not at all, because it was a physical matter, it was a biological matter, but regaining self- esteem. He' s still working

1:05:02 on a job where he was many years old and had never had a single wake- up call. She recovers her self- esteem and if she has a little bit left to buy things, but she' s much better the dad The dad had had a really bad time and, while it didn' t quite go better, at least it was the same aitor again. He ' s been back to his father many times he has a good relationship with him and he' s still the funny, jovial man who calls you, who asks you to go with him for coffee, who talks to you about things that he laughs at you. Not that dark being that was in that apartment. What was that building. According to them, it had been a kind of medical office of podiatrists, not a place where there were corpses or anything, but where they treated foot diseases. And before that it would have been something else. But the place was marked somehow affecting people. It was a place with a deep- rooted presence. It was an infested place where you' d never be quiet. Why would you ask what they did there?

1:06:09 The people who were before were podiatrists or whatever they were. They did something in that place. They opened doors that didn' t close, called something that didn' t come back to where it came from. Fortunately, they got rid of the place. Otherwise. With the passage of time, you should only know what this other account would have happened. It is shared by Paola, from Tijuana, in northern Mexico. She tells us it was original. It is native to Sinaloga, but is small. Perhaps at the age of five his father gets a job in Tabasco, in the southern part of Mexico, in a very hot tropical area. They have to move there, in addition to the tropical heat. The house itself is not entirely pleasant.

1:07:04 And it' s not quite nice because there are weird things. Being a child doesn' t sleep well. She' s constantly having nightmares, these nightmares that make her wake up over and over and over again. His brother also suffers from strange nightmares. But for her part, the mother hasn ' t done so well either. The house as such frightens him. And it scares her because she' s seen things. You' ve seen this strange woman with a pajamas, like some kind of nightgown. You' ve seen this woman in a red dress, you' ve seen a man who seems to be a man dressed in a gala suit, sort of a tail but none of the cases. The legs are what you see. It doesn ' t look like they' re floating, they' re incomplete. He ' s seen them in several places in the house. The same thing suddenly seems to be in a door, looking at it as it may appear at the foot of the bed, still looking at it in the middle of the night, smiling. When she realizes that they remain there sometimes together, sometimes only once, until they become blurred. They don' t seem to get upset, they don' t seem to interact. The figures don' t say anything, but they' re there. Then something different began to happen.

1:08:29 His brother wakes up in the morning or at night screaming, comes out of bed, jumps out of bed, scratching and making sure he' s biting something. When they come to see, they open the sheets and the bed is infested with red ants. Mom' s a very clean woman. So he scolds him for having had some candy or something. But after changing the bedding and putting it back on for a while, then again it is infested. A few days later, changing the mattress, they put the sheets back clean and again go back to infesting the bed of ants who bite it decide to change the beds. She' ll go to the brother' s bed and the brother' s to Pau' s. Despite this, the ants climb again. It' s full of ants. That' s it, the kid' s desperate. There comes a time when someone tells them there' s a witchcraft job and it' s that well, there are ugly things. Dad' s not a right man. He' s having business with other women over there on the coast, he' s having things to do with other women, and there are those who claim that one of those women is witchcrafting them. But there are other things that happen. For example, that night, Pau is sleeping. Your brother' s in the bedside room. He' s got a door facing out into the courtyards.

1:10:01 It' s a glass door, which has a large glass and right outside the door there' s a spotlight, so if someone stops there you can see it wakes up. When she hears the voice of her mother, who is calling her, she is calling her brother, and my little boy hears her again. My little boy wake up, pay, turn around and see that his brother is awake. They look out the window and realize there' s a woman there, but she' s not their mom. That' s a fact. There' s a woman with her hair tangled in her face. They cannot distinguish his face as such, because the light is just above him, creates a shadow and he is repeating a little boy, my little boy and with his hand they can see how he does it like this.

1:10:47 Obviously, she screams and screams and that disappears when the mom comes in. Obviously, it wasn' t the mom out there. They don' t comment on the matter. She and her brother don' t flatten it. They' d talk. Moreover, she never asked him at that time, for at that moment she did not ask him if she had seen anything. He just turned around and zeta in the face. However, years later, at a family meeting, someone had the idea of telling scary stories. You know some ghosts and your brother talked about that night' s story. She couldn' t believe it. So many years later he had never talked about it, but he also heard the voice and saw the woman. They had both seen him that night. The family would end up separated, they would go through this situation. He now lives in Tijuana, but that has not meant that some strange things do not continue to occur. For example, in the year two thousand and twenty, a little before the pandemic began, she is in her room, asleep. Next to her is her husband.

1:12:00 He suddenly feels a little weird. He feels someone touching his hand, someone holding him. Now the arm is strong. He' s someone holding him tight. She reacts, wakes up and looks and right next to her holding him. There' s a woman. There' s a woman who can distinguish her perfectly as she' s holding her. And that woman tells her don' t be afraid. Of course he' s scared and starts screaming awake at the husband. But when the husband wakes up he incorporates that image is gone, it has vanished. It would start to look like it now in constant dreams, constant appears It' s there with her you can see it clearly brings these weird clothes like a robe, like some kind of robe that they used to wear to sleep. When she talks to some relatives, an aunt tells her to ask her what she wants, what the fact of writing in one of those dreams is for. She can ask. He tells him why you show up, what you want, and that voice answers him.

1:13:10 I just want to go with you to what she' s told. Don' t walk with me, I' m scared, you' re scaring me. That would be the last time I' d see him. It' s a freak. On the other hand, I miss it for a number of things. First, because it looks like something that lived in Tabasco many years ago, someone who accompanies him with protection, someone who didn ' t want to be harmed and who has been with her for many years. It could be what they lived in Tabasco that caused them so much fear was related to some sorcery. It is also possible, keep in mind that they are regions where magic is practiced a lot. The whole area of the Southeast is rich in this type of activity and, of course, if that man had been involved out there with some lady it was possible. Why didn ' t you ask for anything? Why didn' t I ask her for something specific more than to accompany her, because maybe someone who had been there, someone who didn' t want to be harmed, was looking after her.

1:14:15 I don' t know. It' s hard to know, but one thing that' s come to my attention, I don' t know if you throughout all these stories, is that in all of them who told us the experiences were children who lived horrible things. Oh Thor, a problem of infestation that was what was there, something that Paola had brought equally Ana. She tells us something that touched her as a young girl and hence many stories about children. But to close with the stories, I would like to share one that is very emotional, just so that we leave with a different taste of mouth, knowing that this is not the only dance we dance and that something good has to be after. Paul Eugene shares an experience with us.

1:15:01 The year two thousand and fourteen is on board an oil tanker. He ' s a machine engineer and he' s working. One of the important parts of the ship is damaged. It' s a fuel processor. It ' s so important that if it doesn' t work out soon, the ship won' t be able to keep sailing safely. The engines will go out and wind up drifting. It' s a critical case. It can put the lives of all crew members and an ecocide at risk because it is a large oil tanker, the Saturn. The fact is that they start early, finish their guard and continue to work exhausted. The area where it' s happening, that' s the zone of the fuel purifiers. It' s an area of the boat where there' s 50 degrees of temperature.

1:15:46 It' s exhausting. He' s so burdened that when the shift changes and they get more and they' re all still working, the engine manager tells him to go to rest, that it' s no longer a case that he' s there. They' ll finish fixing them to go and rest and so they do. He' s retired to his cabin. When he gets there, he takes a quick shower and lies down in his bed. The bed is nothing but a mattress that is on a base attached to the bulkhead and there is a window, is there thinking above all the risk, about the repairs, about the urgency This cannot fall asleep when suddenly it blinks, blinks, turns a little head to see the monitor where the ship ' s alarms are and see what is happening. He' s looking to see if the fuel alarm or something has already been turned on in green, see if there' s any time he feels like something' s moving in bed, like something' s bending, like something' s moving when he turns, he sees that his wife is there. There' s his wife, she' s there, she' s on her knees, like looking out at the window looking at him, but at the same time, like looking out at the window in that nice suit, in those nice clothes, those jans that make him crazy. It' s a moment, it' s a huge emotion and he asks you back you' re going to stay now and she answers. It' s not just coming for a little while.

1:17:17 I can' t stay just want to tell you that I' m fine, that I' m very happy that we' ll see each other again because his wife had died of a stroke two years earlier. The great love of his life at that time of great tension had come to accompany him. Finally, the ship could be repaired. They arrived at port safely, but the memory of that incident has remained there. It has been so recorded, so confident that this is not the only dance we dance and that beyond we may be able to find you again what you think. And now, if I may, I remind you of the greetings and congratulations for birthdays.

1:18:21 We ask you to please send them to Facebook via inbox, send us a message so that all greetings, all birthdays are concentrated in one place and we are not behind paper or confused or repeated three times and others we cannot give. It' s a commission. If they could, it would be very good. And now greetings and congratulations. Let' s begin with a congratulations for the Ida zero fifteen, it' s in Chicago, and for Nicolás Montetto, who are celebrating years. Right now, today, January 15th, they' re celebrating their birthday and we' re sending them a big hug. Lis Ruby Lirubí congratulates her mother, Josefina, who turns eighty- five, and her daughter Marlene. They all listen to us together. Luis Chávez Umaña, who is in Costa Rica and we have seen him many times in the channel and has accompanied us many times has sent us messages. Thank you so much, Luis, thank you for always being with us. There' s a big hug for you, Maya We want to send you a very special message. She' s a little girl, she' s barely ten years old, but she' s a character who' s going to get very far because Maya just cut her hair. Yeah, what' s that got to do with it? He cut it off to donate it, so that wigs are made with them for people convalescent with chemotherapy, other kids, other people who have lost their hair are made so that they don' t

1:19:54 feel discriminated against. And Maya, at the risk of being mocked at school, at the risk that she raised him in her appearance, at the risk of all that has left him aside and with an act of great value, donated her hair, her beautiful hair. The hair comes back to strength, courage, honor, dignity stays forever. So go forward with many congratulations. Therefore, many congratulations are Guarajuato, Mexico, in Yuriria and we send a strong hug to her and her mother, because this kind of thing is also learned and inherited. So mom must be a great person, too. María Luisa Sánchez Rosales, she receives a very formal, very strong congratulations from her daughter Coral, who considers her the pillar of the family, and sends her a very affectionate hug, of much pride, of much affection, of much gratitude. So Maria Luisa Sanchez feels proud of what she has done in life, because her daughter thinks so. And, well, we also want to send a cordial hug to Carlos de León. He is a person who has sent us some formidable, formidable accounts. It has a quality to write and to describe impressive things and always accompanies us. We thank you very much if we send you a big hug. Eli Paredes, he greets naty who is

1:21:26 his wife, and Solomon and Ezekiel. The boys see white flag stories and when they can, they also see some dark side story. We are very pleased that you will accompany us to the family Maria Elena Leiva. She turned eight on January, but right now we want to congratulate her and send her a big hug. We understand that there was a significant loss on the 26th. Someone has already left and what we can tell Maria Elena Leiva is calm. Life is still here and there. So at the end of the day we will meet again and we will meet again very well, very full, full of light, full of strength. Yeah, it' s tough days.

1:22:15 No one denies it. Losing a loved one is a loss for us. Here we have difficulty understanding it, we have difficulty accepting it and there is no way that we do not feel it, and it is right to feel sorrow, to feel sadness. It means that that person was important and that he' s not here now. But from the moment it was important to us, it means that we were important to her and with it we both have to move on and get out soon. So Maria Helena to go on, to move on, to be very anxious. We regret not having congratulated you in time, but we do so now that it is a great year, that what is lost recovers, that you recover the color of the cheeks, the smile, the joy that you go forward. Happy and clear year for Gabriela Hernández Merlot, she is in Salamanca and listens to us with her children Carlos, Leonardo, Gabriel and Mariana. She listens to us in a very nice way. I was already telling her children that people used to gather around the radio to listen. And now it turns out that their three children and they sit and listen to us, not only to see him, but to hear him, to hear the voice, to hear the description, to go with me these places I try to take them. And we' re really excited about that. And we also have a greeting for soul.

1:23:40 Gabriel Guzman cherished and she turned barely on the twelfth day and congratulates her greatly. Luis Gallegos, who is always remembering. Gladys Simonián. She turned 13 January and we are congratulating her with great affection. Gladys is a person who follows us on the channel, who is there and who has sent us a very kind, very courteous message, which we greatly appreciate for it. We send him a big hug and a big compliment. And well, we' re not done yet, because here we have a list with numerous thanks and greetings. We want to send a strong greeting to Teresa Puente and her family, who are in Saltillo, Coahuila, Roberto el siberiano, who is in Buenos Aires, in Argentina, Citlal and Cortés in Mexical and Baja California, at the other end of the world, to Inés de la Pampa in Argentina, alam Baldo and Leo who listen to us when they are working. We are very happy to be allowed to accompany you. Beatriz Estela Martín, who is in Mendoza in Argentina. Sofía Ramírez for Ruth to be in black stones Coahuila, Mexico. In the north, Raúl Jiménez and Carelia, who met in the canal and have wedding plans Holy Heaven that exciting. Raúl Jiménez and Carelia send them our best wishes. We send you our best wishes. We are really excited to read this message. Cesi Castro and his sister Gaby, who are in Zacatecas, Mexico, for Blanca Hernández in the State of Mexico,

1:25:14 Manuel auchell and his wife, who listen to us together. Néstor Florentín has been with us since the start of the channel for some time now and a few subscribers. We thank Nestor very much for that company and for having always stayed with us. Trek M González and Carlos Antonio Aguilar, who recommended the channel and are in Guadalajara. Thanks to those who recommend it and thanks to those who accompany us again in the channel. We are very happy to see new names for José Emmanuel Muñoz Rodríguez and his mother, who manages the technology to follow us on his phone. See that there are many advantages. The smartphone is also a big advantage. Belinda Martín Cardeña, who is in Mérida Yucatán, the i Contreras and his mother Carmen who listen to us together, and that gives us enormous taste. We really like it. We would also like to thank Patricia Vázquez, Jimmy Page, Mazorca Federal, Patricia Cortés, Dana Orozco, Kenshin Fa, MiguelÁngel Zainos, Batihueso Original, José Vázquez, Felipe Mancilla, Ricardo Montelongo, Adam Javi Behy, Pacheco, net Deline Violent seventy- five I FI Eva Lanmi and Teresa Honda for their support to the channel through donations through SUPERFENXS. We send a big hug to Teresa Honda to Japan, which is always accompanying us. Anyway, thank you so much for joining us tonight. See you very soon good night and rest in

1:26:51 peace. It' s the terra durara.