[{"n": "Albur", "u": "/e/mexican-folklore/albur/", "s": "A Mexican Spanish double entendre word play."}, {"n": "Árbol del Tule", "u": "/e/mexican-folklore/rbol-del-tule/", "s": "A Montezuma cypress with the world's stoutest trunk."}, {"n": "Ascalapha odorata", "u": "/e/mexican-folklore/ascalapha-odorata/", "s": "Large nocturnal moth linked to death omens in the Americas."}, {"n": "Chaneque", "u": "/e/mexican-folklore/chaneque/", "s": "Tiny sprite-like keepers of forests and water, straight from Mexican folklore."}, {"n": "Chihuahua (dog breed)", "u": "/e/mexican-folklore/chihuahua-dog-breed/", "s": "Smallest recognized dog breed, with pre-Columbian ancestry."}, {"n": "La Cucaracha", "u": "/e/mexican-folklore/la-cucaracha/", "s": "A folk song about a cockroach that cannot walk."}, {"n": "Day of the Dead", "u": "/e/mexican-folklore/day-of-the-dead/", "s": "A holiday honoring the dead with humor, altars, and marigolds."}, {"n": "Duende", "u": "/e/mexican-folklore/duende/", "s": "A folkloric humanoid figure from Iberian and Latin American traditions."}, {"n": "Juan Flores (outlaw)", "u": "/e/mexican-folklore/juan-flores-outlaw/", "s": "Californio outlaw and folk hero of the 1850s."}, {"n": "Ghosts in Mexican culture", "u": "/e/mexican-folklore/ghosts-in-mexican-culture/", "s": "Mexican ghost beliefs blend indigenous and Catholic traditions."}, {"n": "Our Lady of Guadalupe", "u": "/e/mexican-folklore/our-lady-of-guadalupe/", "s": "Catholic title of Mary associated with 1531 apparitions in Mexico."}, {"n": "House of the Count De la Torre Cosío y la Cortina, Mexico City", "u": "/e/mexican-folklore/house-of-the-count-de-la-torre-cos-o-y-la-cortina-mexico-city/", "s": "An 18th-century mansion tied to a legendary murder spree."}, {"n": "Huay Chivo", "u": "/e/mexican-folklore/huay-chivo/", "s": "Legendary Maya beast; evil sorcerer that shapeshifts into a goat."}, {"n": "Huei tlamahuiçoltica", "u": "/e/mexican-folklore/huei-tlamahui-oltica/", "s": "A 1649 Nahuatl tract recounting the Guadalupan apparitions."}, {"n": "Don Pedro Jaramillo", "u": "/e/mexican-folklore/don-pedro-jaramillo/", "s": "Curandero and folk saint of South Texas."}, {"n": "Milagro (votive)", "u": "/e/mexican-folklore/milagro-votive/", "s": "Folk charms used as votive offerings for healing and devotion."}, {"n": "Nagual", "u": "/e/mexican-folklore/nagual/", "s": "Human shapeshifter linked to a tonal animal spirit."}, {"n": "Onza", "u": "/e/mexican-folklore/onza/", "s": "Legendary cat of Mexican folklore, possibly a jaguarundi or cougar variant."}, {"n": "Our Lady of San Juan de los Lagos", "u": "/e/mexican-folklore/our-lady-of-san-juan-de-los-lagos/", "s": "Marian image venerated in Mexico and Texas."}, {"n": "Parachico", "u": "/e/mexican-folklore/parachico/", "s": "Traditional dancers of Chiapa de Corzo's January festival."}, {"n": "Catarina de San Juan", "u": "/e/mexican-folklore/catarina-de-san-juan/", "s": "Enslaved Asian woman who became a revered saint in colonial Mexico."}, {"n": "San Pascualito", "u": "/e/mexican-folklore/san-pascualito/", "s": "Folk saint venerated as King of the Graveyard."}, {"n": "Santa Muerte", "u": "/e/mexican-folklore/santa-muerte/", "s": "Skeletal folk saint of death, healing, and protection."}, {"n": "Pedro Urdemales", "u": "/e/mexican-folklore/pedro-urdemales/", "s": "Trickster figure from Spanish and Latin American folklore."}, {"n": "Tiburcio Vásquez", "u": "/e/mexican-folklore/tiburcio-v-squez/", "s": "Californio bandido active in California from 1854 to 1874."}, {"n": "Pancho Villa", "u": "/e/mexican-folklore/pancho-villa/", "s": "Mexican revolutionary and guerrilla leader of the Mexican Revolution."}]