Just about everyone of a certain age who grew up in a Latinx household can attest to the power of the tale of La Llorona as a disciplinary tool at bedtime. "You better go to sleep or La Llorona will ...

A jazz vocalist from Mexico is giving a new romantic and modern spin to the Mexican folklore of La Llorona, a crying female spirit who is said to take children. The big picture: The song's release on ...

La Llorona seeps into memories and households across countries, emerging from rough terrains, desolate roads and hollow creeks. Geographically diverse, the oral tradition and literary material of the ...

Luke Dawe is a London based news writer, musician and drag performer. When not writing for Collider - @lukejdawe on twitter - Luke can be found wearing wigs at @bbxface. While it was previously ...

The haunting cries of La Llorona will once again return to Halloween Horror Nights when the ancient myths of Latin American folklore come to life at Universal Studios Hollywood. The Monstruos 3: The ...