Myths and Legends of the Canary Islands: Guanche Folklore, Volcanic Magic, Dark Island History

Beyond the resorts lies an ancient world of fire, blood, and magic.The Canary Islands are known as a paradise, but beneath the sun-drenched beaches and luxury hotels lies an archipelago forged in catastrophic volcanic fire and a brutal, blood-soaked history. Long before the Spanish conquistadors arrived, these isolated islands were ruled by the Guanches-a fierce, deeply spiritual indigenous people who worshipped the sun, feared the demons of the lava tubes, and practiced secret mummification in the deep ravines.In Myths and Legends of the Canary Islands, you will journey away from the tourist coasts and into the mist-shrouded laurel forests, the barren volcanic deserts, and the pitch-black caves of the archipelago. This captivating collection explores the terrifying cryptozoology, dark historical tragedies, and enduring supernatural folklore that shaped the Canary Islands.Step into the volcanic ash and discover: - The Tibicenas of Gran Canaria: The terrifying, red-eyed demonic hounds that stalked the volcanic craters under the cover of darkness.- The Ghost Island of San Borondón: The massive, phantom "Canarian Atlantis" that appears to sailors before dissolving into the mist.- The Witches of El Cedro: The deeply held superstitions of shape-shifting covens practicing dark magic in the ancient forests of La Gomera.- The Light of Mafasca: The chilling, intelligent ball of light that still chases late-night travelers across the deserts of Fuerteventura.Perfect for fans of dark tourism, ancient mythology, and Spanish history, this book pulls back the veil on the deepest, most terrifying secrets of the Atlantic.Listen to the wind in the ravines. The island spirits never left.

Pagina's: 131, Paperback, Independently published