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Salvadoran (Pipil / Náhuat) folklore

1 record of Salvadoran (Pipil / Náhuat) folklore — the beings, warnings and stories the tradition keeps, with sources.

El CipitíoTrickster · El SalvadorEl Cipitío is the cursed son of La Siguanaba in Salvadoran lore: forever about ten, barrigón, oversized palm hat, feet turned backward, feeding on ashes and bananas. Mischief and flirtation at rivers and mills; same-origin with Siguanaba, not a duplicate of her vengeance.