“My Wedding and Some Filthy Stuff,” “Peeing on the Father’s Feet” and “The Chicken That Crowed After Being Roasted” are just some of the titles for the Hispanic oral folktales Brujerías shared with noted folklorist Nasario García. The native New Mexican’s collection of spooky stories (in Spanish, with English translations) is guaranteed to send chills up your spine. Collected from dozens


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