Enlight Kibungo and son Zhanzhan Once upon a time, a kibungo had a wife and they had many children, but the kibungo ate them all. But the kibungo’s wife hid the smallest, youngest son so that his father would not eat him. His name wa... Brazilian Fairy Tales Fairy Tales
Enlight Skull that rolled down the road One day, hunters set up a large camp in the forest. Meat was fried on raspers; the carcasses of killed monkeys with outstretched paws, hams of various animals, and twisted tails of guaribas monkeys we... Brazilian Fairy Tales Fairy Tales
Enlight Indian Rebel's Wife You say, caboklinya, That as soon as night comes, Someone's shadow is moaning nearby So much so that it is unbearable. But as soon as anyone leaves the house, The shadow rushes away: Is it a werewolf ... Brazilian Fairy Tales Fairy Tales
Enlight Jaguar eyes Okuamaato and Ikuaman once gathered all the animals and fish to feast and talk together. It so happened that the fish Zheju and Matrinshan, when asked, could not say anything worthwhile, but only talk... Brazilian Fairy Tales Fairy Tales
Enlight Hummingbird bird One man had a daughter of marriageable age. The wedding day has arrived. The bride with her family and friends went to church, and the slaves remained in the kitchen to prepare a festive dinner. And s... Brazilian Fairy Tales Fairy Tales
Enlight Uncle Coati In the middle of the last century, the most curious incidents attracted the attention of the residents of Bañados, a village located in the district of Santa Maria. The thing was this: from time to ti... Brazilian Fairy Tales Fairy Tales
Enlight Seductive smell One woman was bored with her husband, and so she decided to kill him. She tore the thorny caraguata plant out of the ground, sprinkled some of her own blood into the hole, and planted the bush again. ... Brazilian Fairy Tales Fairy Tales
Enlight Legend of Light It is said that one day Kanan-Siue was lying in a hammock, resting from the day's labors. The gods get tired too. And he, who created life, improved and perfected something every day: he leveled the b... Brazilian Fairy Tales Fairy Tales
Enlight Witch There once lived a woman who was very friendly with her neighbor. One fine day she sent her son to her neighbor to get coals for the fireplace. When the boy came to his neighbor, he saw that she had a... Brazilian Fairy Tales Fairy Tales
Enlight Kibungo and the boy with a bag of feathers Once upon a time there was a boy who set traps for birds in the forest from the time he began to gain intelligence. For each bird he caught, he pulled out two feathers - one from the wing, the other f... Brazilian Fairy Tales Fairy Tales
Enlight Amao (kamanao) In time immemorial, a beauty appeared among living beings who had not yet known a man; the girl’s name was Amao, and some called her Kamanao. One evening Amao came out to the river bank and sat down o... Brazilian Fairy Tales Fairy Tales
Enlight How people stole fire In ancient times, the Kawaib tribe dried their food in the sun. There was no fire. And so the leader of the Kawaib tribe, the smart and dexterous Baira, went into the forest to perform a “trick.” And ... Brazilian Fairy Tales Fairy Tales
