Colombian Legends & Mythology: Enchanted Spirits & Dark Folklore of the Colombian Wild

Long before the Spanish arrived, the Muisca people worshipped Bachué, the mother goddess born from a sacred lake, and Bochica, the bearded hero who tamed a great flood. The Wayuu of the desert coast feared Pulowi, mistress of drought and death, while the Kogi priests of the Sierra Nevada still guard the spiritual world of Aluna, the Great Mother's mind.But when the sun sets over the Colombian wild...