The Whistle

Venezuelan Llanera Legend

@abreusoleidy Exactly

MAGALY

With the silbon we were scared when little ones 😲

@MAGALY Sii! Me and my cousins

jose07610

I remember when I was a kid my grandmother put it on the radio at 5am, Creepy.

@jose07610 Completely! My grandparents also put it on CD

rorocando

Excellent, story since Niña I've heard. Sometimes people use it as guachafa, but urban stories tell the opposite horror and horror

@rorocando Yes! I was very afraid when I was little!

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neygallardo

my kids love to tell them

@neygallardo To me too! Especially listen to them

ravena69

Yes, the whistle for the hairs

@ravena69 To anyone! Hahaha

Ernesto Amador

Yeah, it's a frightening legend, but it's called The Whistle. The Whistle appears in the title.

@Ernesto Amador. Hahaha, must be the self-corrector, has the name The Silbon

naf1971naf

a legend very famous in our country, its whistling ice the blood according to the legend

@naf1971naf Uhhh, I don't want to imagine it.

Eza Chavez

If it is part of the tales and legends that have passed from generation to generation.

@Eza Chavez Yeah, it's already part of our culture.

zulusys21

Every Venezuelan has knowledge of this legend told from our cribs

@zulusys21 Totally true!

Maria

is a well-known story in the country, it passes from generation to generation

@pitamaria2000 So it is!