<p>There’s a new form for reporting UFO sightings. The Pentagon made the announcement. Is the U.S. government hiding anything? The United States Department of Defense’s All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) has taken a groundbreaking step. It has called upon government employees and contractors to come forward with information related to UFO sightings or unidentified aerial […]</p>
<p>Does Bigfoot exist? A couple claims they caught him on video. It is not the first sighting of the mythical beast. BIGFOOT! A couple was on vacation in the mountains of Colorado when a something caught their attention and they proceeded to record it. According to their Facebook post, the couple saw a large figure […]</p>
<p>Genny de Bernardo shares with you a small reflection about the redskins and the Indian commandments. Chief White Cloud wrote a piece in which he outlines details of the settlers. It’s an interesting perspective on how we forget important aspects. The Indian Commandments were the basic rules that guided the life of the Indian people, […]</p>
<p>Genny de Bernardo shares with you what happened when the sun didn’t rise. This story originates from the Huarochirí region. In the end, they gave a name to this occurrence. A long, long time ago, in ancient times in the region of Huarochirí, a strange myth was woven around a peculiar event: the day the […]</p>
<p>Genny de Bernardo shares the Quechua legend of the bravery of the hummingbird. This is a tale from this tribe that tells the heroism of this tiny animal. Its sacrifice saved the people of the world. A very long time ago, in the Quechua lands in Peru, a bad drought started and kept going without […]</p>
<p>Biden Administration Utilizes Waivers for Border Wall Contrast with Previous Stance on Wall Area with High Illegal Entry Rates Last Wednesday, October 4, the Biden Administration announced measures to fortify the border wall in an effort to curb the illegal entry of immigrants. We invite you to listen to Sargento El Podcast BY CLICKING HERE. […]</p>
<p>Genny de Bernardo shares with us the legend of the calafate. This story explains why it is said that whoever tries calafate is always bound with the south. Conec is the protagonist who is the instrument for this magnificent fruit. The story begins with a tribe of Indians who lived in the province of Chubut. […]</p>
Mitos y Leyendas brings you the story of the origin of the Ombú tree. A tale in which a woman decides to lovingly undertake the task of protecting the tribe’s harvest. Genny de Bernardo is the one who shares this mythology with you. Legend has it that when a Pampean tribe finished its first corn […]
<p>Mitos y Leyendas shares the Chippewa Legend of Corn. A story that reminds us of the connection we have with our Earth. Also, one that invites reflection about the waste we sometimes commit. Many years ago, in a land inhabited by the Chippewa people, there was a magnificent cornfield that seemed to have no end. […]</p>
<p>Genny de Bernardo shares the bravery of Ojo de Águila and origin of fire. This is about a warrior who brought fire to the peoples of America. A fantastic story worth knowing. A long time ago, in the distant lands of the south, there was a tribe that lived without the gift of real fire. […]</p>
The Cherokee subject their members to something known as the «Rite of passage of youth.» Mitos y Leyendas brings you the story of what this implies for them. A legend that prompts us to reflect on fear and how to overcome it. Once upon a time in the distant land of the Cherokee Indians, there […]
<p>Mitos y Leyendas shares a legend about a trial of courage. It involves a tribe in which two brothers undergo a test to become warriors. Both are sent, but only one returns with proof of successfully completing this rite. Genny de Bernardo shares a legend about a tribe that trial its young ones to show […]</p>
<p>Mitos y Leyendas shares the story of the Immaculate Conception. It all began with a figure found in a wooden box. No one knows how this image ended up in the place where it was discovered. The legend of the Virgin of the Conception in Nicaragua tells the origin of the image of this virgin, […]</p>
<p>Mitos y Leyendas shares the legend of the Chajá Bird. It’s a story of bravery and love. Genny de Bernardo also shares features of this bird to better understand this legend. Before diving into the legend of the Chajá bird, Genny provides information about it. It is a wading bird found in the south of […]</p>
<p>Genny de Bernardo shares a Navajo legend of a hero named Antílope Intrépido. A journey to save the protagonist’s wife. An act of sincere love and bravery by the protagonist. The Navajo legend says that once there was a man named Antílope Intrépido, known in his tribe for his bravery and honor. He was a […]</p>
<p>Mitos y Leyendas tell the amazing story of the origin of the Mapuche people. Find out how two animals helped two children in this task. Gerry de Bernardo says this story gives a deep understanding of certain values. Many years ago, in a part of Latin America, there lived a local man with two children, […]</p>
<p>Genny de Bernardo talks about Mayan culture, one of the most famous old groups. She talks about gods and parts of their everyday lives. A short chat about the Popul Vuh is given. The Mayan people lived in southeastern Mexico, the Yucatan Peninsula, Belize, Guatemala, and parts of El Salvador and Honduras. This area shows […]</p>
<p>Gerry de Bernardo tells in Mitos y Leyendas the story of the origin medicine Seneca Indians. A story where corn is very important. Listen to this story that started the history of a group. A long time ago, in a place where the Seneca Indians lived, something happened that led to a strong medicine. The […]</p>
<p>Woman demolished her own house in Peru. Family Feud Leads to Unexpected Destruction. Was the Demolished House an Act of Justice or Excess? A Peruvian woman has attracted attention on social media after carrying out an unusual revenge against her ex-husband. This all transpired amid a property dispute. In a context where family fights over […]</p>
<p>What are the most macabre Mexican legends you know? All Mexican children grow up with these chilling myths and stories. These are the 5 Mexican legends that will give you nightmares! Do you know the five most macabre Mexican legends? Mexico is a country full of cultural wealth, including scary stories that have been passed […]</p>