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An El Diablu Burlón is a mythical creature that is half human and half goat. It enjoys playing tricks and practical jokes, often changing its appearance. It likes to spend time in stables and forests playing jokes on unsuspecting passersby.
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- 2. About it • Often of little body , half human and half goat, it is a faun as Busgosu and his horns are small and pointed . Like the Trasgu likes to mess your favorite place to do mischief , their favourites places are the stables and forest trails , they like too much practical jokes and change their appearance , because the have the gift of being able to transform into any animal and even a small child. What usually use often to spend their jokes to the first sucker who pass.
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