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  2. Warlocks of Chiloé - Wikipedia

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    El Brujo is a rather loose and self-centered superhero, whose powers and abilities are based on Chiloe witchcraft. Here, the macuñ a cape, and the Brujo's allies are an invunche - contrary to the legend, a very intelligent being, the result of being a failed experiment; and a voladora (which similarly, contrary to the legend, is young and ...

  3. Imbunche - Wikipedia

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    According to legend, the imbunche is a first-born child less than nine days old that was kidnapped by, or sold by their parents to, a Brujo Chilote (a type of warlock of Chiloé). If the baby had been christened, the warlock debaptizes them through unknown means of black magic.

  4. Caleuche - Wikipedia

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    This ship has three favorite ports of call: Llicaldac, Tren-Tren, on the coast of the department of Castro, and Quicaví, where the major cave of the Warlock king of Chiloé (rey de brujos de Chiloé) is located. The warlock king mounts a caballo marino sea-horse faster than the ship. [33] [18] [30]

  5. Bernardo Quintana - Wikipedia

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    His use of radiography earned him a reputation of warlock in Chiloé. [1] Quintana was a Rotarian and mason and was politically aligned with the Radical Party . [ 1 ] He published his book Chiloé mitológico in 1972 and this book was approved the same year to be used in Chilean elementary schools.

  6. Brujo Chilote - Wikipedia

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    Retrieved from "https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Brujo_Chilote&oldid=1205736670"This page was last edited on 10 February 2024, at 09:17 (UTC). (UTC).

  7. Incas in Central Chile - Wikipedia

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    However some words that may appear Quechua loanwords such as antu (sun), calcu (warlock), cuyen (moon) and chadi (salt) are actually more likely much older loanwords from the Puquina language. [6] C ]

  8. ‘I will kill you ...’ Mesa murder victim suffered years of ...

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    The Mesa resident opened up Chiloe’s Corner 12 Step Cafe with the help of a $5,000 loan. She had hoped to turn the corner from her troubles, including drug addiction and several prison terms.

  9. Coastal fortifications of colonial Chile - Wikipedia

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    By 1805 the city defenses, including a series of batteries, were in a state of abandonment. [ 13 ] In the 1740s the viceroy of Peru and the governor of Chile converged in a project to advance the frontiers of the Spanish Empire in the Southeast Pacific and prevent the establishment of a British base.