The woman is characterized by her teeth that always appear, for which it seems that she always smiles. Her form is as a pretty woman with long hair, penetrating eyes, an extravagant dentition similar to that of a larger animal such as a cow or a horse. Muelona attacks the walkers that appears at the edge of the path as a very attractive and seductive woman, but when they are in her arms, they are crushed by her teeth. According to mythology she is almost always going after gamblers, unfaithful men, and alcoholics. Muelona or Colmillona has a particularity and is that of not attacking men with a home, a pregnant wife or with newborn children. Her favorite time to appear along the roads is between six in the afternoon and eight in the evening.[2] Muelona is said to have an extremely high libido.[3]
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At the time of the Spanish Empire, there was a bad reputation of women who wanted to destroy homes, deceived men and were not very well received by society. One of them, was "La Maga", who had a business of divination of the future. She quickly became famous, and it spread across the plain, she committed countless atrocities. She preferred that young people detest motherhood, quickly left many homes in ruins, because they invested all their fortune in it. When "La Maga" died, the house was filled with a nauseating smell, to the point of having to leave immediately. His house turned dark and in it is hear whispers about her revenge against the players and infidels. After this, the legend came to life and spread rapidly through the villages after the disappearance of several peasants from the surrounding area.[2]
Ocampo López, Javier. 1996. Leyendas populares colombianas - Popular Colombian legends, 1–384. Plaza y Janes Editores. Accessed 2018-05-24.
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muelona, molar, woman, also, known, colmillona, fang, woman, character, from, colombian, mythology, present, folkloric, legends, populations, located, andean, region, huila, tolima, colombia, contents, characteristics, origin, also, references, bibliographycha. La Muelona big molar woman also known as Colmillona big fang woman is a character from Colombian mythology present in the folkloric legends of the populations located in the Andean region Huila and Tolima of Colombia 1 Contents 1 Characteristics 2 Origin 3 See also 4 References 4 1 BibliographyCharacteristics editThe woman is characterized by her teeth that always appear for which it seems that she always smiles Her form is as a pretty woman with long hair penetrating eyes an extravagant dentition similar to that of a larger animal such as a cow or a horse Muelona attacks the walkers that appears at the edge of the path as a very attractive and seductive woman but when they are in her arms they are crushed by her teeth According to mythology she is almost always going after gamblers unfaithful men and alcoholics Muelona or Colmillona has a particularity and is that of not attacking men with a home a pregnant wife or with newborn children Her favorite time to appear along the roads is between six in the afternoon and eight in the evening 2 Muelona is said to have an extremely high libido 3 Origin editAt the time of the Spanish Empire there was a bad reputation of women who wanted to destroy homes deceived men and were not very well received by society One of them was La Maga who had a business of divination of the future She quickly became famous and it spread across the plain she committed countless atrocities She preferred that young people detest motherhood quickly left many homes in ruins because they invested all their fortune in it When La Maga died the house was filled with a nauseating smell to the point of having to leave immediately His house turned dark and in it is hear whispers about her revenge against the players and infidels After this the legend came to life and spread rapidly through the villages after the disappearance of several peasants from the surrounding area 2 See also edit nbsp Colombia portal nbsp Mythology portalMuisca mythologyReferences edit Ocampo 1996 p 217 a b Melon Toda Colombia La Muelona Fabulas Bibliography edit Ocampo Lopez Javier 1996 Leyendas populares colombianas Popular Colombian legends 1 384 Plaza y Janes Editores Accessed 2018 05 24 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Muelona amp oldid 1189762348, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
