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[...] rider of all time, the dreaded Headless Horseman of South Texas brush country. People called him El Muerto, the Dead One, and all who saw him ran screeching like banshees into the night. El Muerto [...]

[...] rider of all time, the dreaded Headless Horseman of South Texas brush country. People called him El Muerto, the Dead One, and all who saw him ran screeching like banshees into the night. El Muerto [...]

[...] grave, the villagers heard the sound of crying down by the river. It was not the wind, it was La Llorona crying. Where are my children? And they saw a woman walking up and down the bank of the river, [...]

[...] grave, the villagers heard the sound of crying down by the river. It was not the wind, it was La Llorona crying. Where are my children? And they saw a woman walking up and down the bank of the river, [...]

[...] between November and March. Best-known: Popocatépetl and Iztaccíhuatl When not obscured by Mexico City's famous smog, the country's second- and third-highest mountains dominate the skyline south of [...]

[...] one, another one. Tunick then asked that they lie down on the cold stones, feet facing north. Mexico City is in its warm season, but the early morning was chilly. By 7:30 A. M. the crowd was kneeling, [...]

[...] one, another one. Tunick then asked that they lie down on the cold stones, feet facing north. Mexico City is in its warm season, but the early morning was chilly. By 7:30 A. M. the crowd was kneeling, [...]

[...] 7 by 48 percent of California's voters as Governor-elect of California. La Jornada, a major Mexico City newspaper covering U.S./Mexico affairs with a vengeance, on October 8 deplores the election of [...]

[...] is probably no legend in Texas history more frightening and terrifying than that of the headless horseman. He seemed to be everywhere, and his nightly rides caused more wide-spread panic than did [...]

[...] is probably no legend in Texas history more frightening and terrifying than that of the headless horseman. He seemed to be everywhere, and his nightly rides caused more wide-spread panic than did [...]

[...] lore galloped the most fearsome rider of all time, the dreaded Headless Horseman of South Texas brush country. People called him El Muerto, the Dead One, and all who saw him ran screeching like [...]

[...] lore galloped the most fearsome rider of all time, the dreaded Headless Horseman of South Texas brush country. People called him El Muerto, the Dead One, and all who saw him ran screeching like [...]

[...] the dark horse with its fearsome cargo. All claimed that the rider carried his head under a Mexican sombrero tied to the horn of his saddle. The rider himself wore the light tan, rawhide leggings of [...]

[...] the dark horse with its fearsome cargo. All claimed that the rider carried his head under a Mexican sombrero tied to the horn of his saddle. The rider himself wore the light tan, rawhide leggings of [...]

Spain's 20 Minutos reports that Gloria Estefan is set to announce tomorrow a new album in Spanish, with a focus on getting back to her Cuban music roo [...]