Lindsay closes out our tour of Chile with a variety of tales that may turn your stomach (or your head). Our appetizer is the ghostly tale of El Caleuche - a ship that ties into the royal mermaid family of cryptids from Emily’s first dish. The main course tells the disturbing creation stories of not only the Righteous Province and its Brujos, but of the Invunche, which is one of the most terrifying creatures we’ve served up so far. Dessert is the colorful tale of El Coco and the creepiest lullaby of all time.

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Sources:
2017 Vaya Adventures blog post by Rachel Harris
2015 Folk Realms Studios blog post by zteve t evans
2013 Esoterx article titled “Dead and Loving It: Spectral Seafaring with the Ghost Ship El Caleuche of the Chilean Chilotes”
Evil Wiki entry on Caleuche
Lonely Planet
Wikipedia entry on Caleuche, Chasm City, Imbunche, Sirena Chilota, Pincoya, & Pincoy
2017 Fodors Travel blog post by Rachael Levitt
2017 The Culture Trip article by Will Lees
2013 Smithsonian Magazine article by Mike Dash
A Cascada Travel blog post by Zoe Baillargeon
Wikipedia entry on Imbunche, Warlock of Chiloe
2020 Den of Geek article by Tony Sokol
2020 Men’s Health article by Josh St. Clair
2020 Refinery29 article by Gina Vaynshteyn
2016 Ancient Origins article by Natalie Klimczak
Blog entry on the ACIS travel website by Francesca Williams
Myths and Folklore Wiki entry
Wikipedia entry on the folklore of Coco