This document summarizes several Spanish myths, legends, and folktales. It describes the Badajoz ravine in Tenerife, known for paranormal phenomena like alien and angelic presences along with satanic rituals. It also outlines the chupacabras, a mythic animal said to attack livestock in rural Puerto Rico. Additionally, it tells the story of Saint Amaro, a sailor and abbot who sailed across the Atlantic to find an earthly paradise and is now known as Amarus the Pilgrim, a disciple of Saint Benedict.

1. Spanish myth, legend
and folktale

2. The Badajoz
ravine
-Where did it occur: In
Tenerife, on the island of
Canarias.
-What is it: It is a grand
canyon.
-What is it talking about: This
legend talks about presences
of aliens, angelic beings and
satanic rituals in paranormal
phenomenas.

3. The chupacabras
-What is it: It is a mythic animal.
-Why does it do: It attacks animal of
different species in rural areas.
-Where is it from: It is from the
Puerto Rico island

4. Saint Amaro
-Who is he: He was a sailor and a
abbot.
-What did he do: He sailed across
the Athlantic Ocean to a earthly
paradise.
-How
iis it identified: It is identified as
Amarus the Pilgris, and disciple of
Saint Benedict

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