La Llorona By Glowingrabbits On Deviantart La Llorona Art He's a quick marker drawing of la llorona! materials: copic sketch markers white gellyroll pen card stock. La llorona. buried with guilt from the sorrow she built, it's hard to see how she felt. now dressed in white, she roams by twilight, always weeping her plight. forced unto this her children she's missed due to extramarital distress. though drowned them, she did, a face of a scorned lover she hid. go searching, and you might find her wandering.
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La Llorona By Kitty Grimm On Deviantart Llorona: * sonidos de llanto en los vientos it was gonna happen, you know it, i've done my own take of an urban legend from mexico (or in the states that was once part of mexico) that scare the living cr p out of me as a kid, told by my elders. Anton vitus westerlund ᛉ on instagram: “day 24 la llorona la llorona ("the weeping woman") is one of the most famous oral legends of latin american folklore. abandoned by her…” pam. This awesome sketch art card of la llorona is drawn by the very talented artist andre toma for our creatures of myth and legend trading card set. la llorona (also known as "the weeping woman") in mexican folklore the legend is said that in a rural village there lived a young woman named la payton. This awesome sketch art card of la llorona is drawn by the very talented artist sanna umemoto for our creatures of myth and legend trading card set. la llorona (also known as "the weeping woman") in mexican folklore the legend is said that in a rural village there lived a young woman named la payton.
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