THE LEGEND OF "THE SILBÓN"
After murdering his father, the man was punished with a neck foreman of (typical of the plain), while trying to escape was bitten by a dog Turek, to conclude the punishment his grandfather showered on his wounds lot of hot pepper. The memory and mention of what happened frees people from being attacked by the wandering spirit known as the Eurasian.
The Eurasian is presented in a somber drunks. Other llaneros describe him tall and skinny. Wears a hat and attacks men and drunken revelers, to which the navel sucks pull their liquor.
Tradition says that when it came to a house in the night hours, unloading the bag and counts his bones one by one, if no one can hear him, a family member dies at dawn.
Another version says it was a son who killed his father to eat their "offal". The boy was raised spoiled, and did not respect anyone. One day he told his father he wanted to eat deer offal . His father went out hunting to please him, but was slow to return. The boy went to look and seeing that his dad could not hunt deer, he killed him, and toke the viscera; brought them to his mother to the cook. She saw no softening, and suspected these were the "innards" of her husband, asking to the son, and he confessed the truth.
I immediately cursed him for life. His brother John followed him with a "foreman," and the dog "tureco" pursues and bites her heels until the end of the world.
THE LEGEND OF "LA LLORONA"
There are several fantastic stories about the spirit of la llorona. The elderly residents have the Araucanian savannas. 
o has received it. Other versions say that is the spirit of a jealous woman who killed her mother and set fire to the house with her mother inside, getting from her the curse: "without God and Saint Mary you will li
ve haunting the men on the roads of the plain. " The story also says her face has never seen and she cries of shame and regret for what he did to her family.
The Spirit of
Other less believers consider that a it’s belief contrary
to reason, created by adults trying to intimidate or frighten the cowboys who crossed paths searching for a night romance in the savannas. A piece of snuff in his pocket roll prevents the appearance of “la llorona”.
THE LEGEND OF "LA VIEJA DE LOS MANGOS"
This story is recent, maybe many people it’s already annoyed for such repetitive story that was the theme in various media. The ori
ginal protagonist of this story, Carmen Bracho, who died in 2001. She was recorded in 1997 by his grandson and nephew in one of those many "tantrums" that was the old woman.
In the recording is heard
a whole repertoire, full of expressions widely used by Zulia’s people. The audio spread like wildfire last year in Maracaibo; ringing of phones and a
number of versions, including rap, on compact disc in the flea market and it also had its movie version.
THE LEGEND OF "LOS FANTASMAS EN LA CASA DE LA CAPITULACIÓN"
This historic site is one of those places that the people of Maracaibo knows, but little, and I dare say that never have visited. It was built in the eighteenth century and its value is that was the site where the last General Spanish Captain in Venezuela capitulated, after the Naval Battle of Lake Maracaibo (because of this, the name "House of the Capitulation).
Relatives of those who currently own in the form of bailment (The Academy of History and the Bolivarian Society) claim that in cert
ain times of day and especially at night, wandering ghosts use to call for their souls. They say that these apparitions are slaves and servants, mistreated and even killed in construction during the colonial era. Perhaps if the story was official, the house would have some appeal and would have that it scarce: visits
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