Another theory related to the gallows refers to the accidents that occurred when using stairs to take down the corpses, since many times they fell on the distracted who decided to walk underneath at such an inopportune time.

This is a type of curse is When you are in the street walking, and you have in front of you a cross for passing, maybe you get in problems the rest of the day and if you doesn't want to be like that, much better if you avoid pass under the ladder.

This superstition comes from ancient beliefs in many cultures, including Spanish and indigenous traditions. It is believed that the negative energy from a jealous or envious glance can cause illness or bad luck. To protect against it, people often use a red bracelet with an eye charm or a small seed called "ojo de venado" (deer eye).

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Wearing yellow panties, have Lens in the pockets, or eat 12 Grapes and think in a wish for each one.

Those superstitions are also traditions and they are good things.

Some curses, negative or a little bit evil could be the paw alone, or "the animero" that's a guy who. It takes souls to Cemetery and It passes through the streets with a bell with all the souls following it and if you go out to look out the window you are cursed

Origin: In 1909 there was a surplus of grapes so the farmers create this narrativa to promote there consumption and get rid of the excess.

The supersticion: The most common belief is that failing to eat all 12 grapes before the clock stops chiming could result in bad luck or an unfulfilled year.

it is common for grandmothers to cure “El mal de ojo” passing an egg over the head and body from the person’s affected and say some prays. The egg is cracked into a glass of water, and the shapes it forms are interpreted to determine if the person it’s affected.

This French superstition dates back to antiquity. In the Romans, mirrors were precious objects. They reflected not only your appearance but also your soul. Thus, to break a mirror is to damage and destroy one’s own soul.

In Switzerland, for example, the number of people who did not get married in 2013 was lower than it has been for a long time, and there are no seats 13 on SWISS airplanes. In hospitals there‘s no room with the number 13.

Now I'm thinking in a girl who lives in a lavatories name Hanako. This leyend about Hanako girl has many versions but I prefere the version which said that hanako committed suiced at the third floor at his school.

When the students get into the bathroom and knock the mirrors three times this ghost can appear and it could be a bad or positive experience, it depends of the persone who has invokade the soul, so, you could die or received a gift from Hanako-san.

This superstition is also a pun as « pluvieux » means rainny but « plus vieux » means older. This will lead to « Mariage plus vieux, mariage heureux » and means older wedding, you will have a happy couple. Nowadays, this offers a reflection on tradition and getting married at a young age.

History : this expression has its roots in ancient times. In ancient times, farmers saw rain as vital to their crops. By extension, rain on a wedding day is seen as a promise of prosperity and happiness for the newlyweds.

For the brown ones is very easy because the people thinks in Colombia that is a good luck and brings some extra money in the week, for black ones it is very sad because people thinls than comes with a death, this means that a some familiar going to death, so alway the people always sweep them out with brooms, and some times they kill them.

This humbling experience promotes a deeper connection to Earth and nature, reminding individuals to embrace life’s unpredictable moments with optimism. Spiritually, it can signify personal growth, urging introspection and the release of negative energies.

It highlights the importance of mindfulness and humility, transforming a minor annoyance into a meaningful lesson. By exploring the richer spiritual context, one may discover the hidden blessings and lessons within life’s messier moments.

It is also known as Chamsa, the Hand of God, the Hand of Fatima, the Eye of Fatima, the Hand of Miriam, or the Hand of Hamesh.

To protect from the Santa Compaña, you should draw a circle on the ground with chalk, lie face down, or carry a cross.

In Brazil, it is customary to wear white on New Year's Eve to attract peace and positive energy. However, one of the most popular rituals, especially on the beaches of Rio de Janeiro and Salvador, is to jump over seven waves at midnight, making a wish with each jump.

This tradition is linked to the Afro-Brazilian beliefs of Candomblé and Umbanda, where followers pay homage to Iemanjá, the goddess of the sea. Many people also offer gifts to the ocean, such as white flowers, candles, and small boats with written wishes, hoping to receive protection and prosperity in the coming year.

According to superstition, failing to follow this ritual could bring bad luck for the year ahead!

Belief - Something you think is true.​

Magic - Supernatural power.​

Charm - An object believed to bring good luck.​

Curse - A spell that brings bad luck.​

Jinx - A person, thing, or situation that is believed to bring bad luck​

Fortune - Future events influenced by luck.​

Sign - An indication of something.​

Ritual - A set of actions performed for a specific purpose.​

Spell - Words believed to have magical power.​

Omen - A sign of something about to happen.​

Supernatural - Beyond the laws of nature.​

Myth - A traditional story.​

Fear - An unpleasant emotion caused by danger.​

Mystery - Something that is difficult to understand.​

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Ward off - To prevent something bad from happening.​

Pass down - To give something to the next generation.​

Come across - To find or encounter something by chance.

•Beliefs about Death: •Superstitions related to death are common in Japan, influencing rituals and behaviors, such as avoiding certain places or activities during mourning.

The superstition is that if you climb Monserrate with your partner, the relationship is over.

This superstition is part of Bogotá's history and is very common due to the number of cases reported by people.