No era un NIÑO, era un DEMONIO | RELATOS Malditos del Día del NIÑO

A couple's intense grief for their deceased son, Jeremías, created an opening for a demonic entity to mimic his laughter, move his toys, and even appear as his silhouette. This entity fed on the mother's sorrow, causing her to believe her son was still present, exacerbating her mental state. The entity was eventually seen with a "deformed" face and spoke with a man's voice, revealing its true nature.

The story of Jeremías, where the entity mimicked the child, moved toys, and was seen by both parents, culminating in a distorted appearance and a man's voice.

In the Sierra de Oaxaca, duendes (chaneques) are believed to abduct children, often luring them with promises or by appearing as playmates. One story recounts a boy who, seeking a wish from these entities on Día del Niño, was taken for 15 days and returned alive but with severe cognitive impairment, premature graying, and a fragmented memory of being buried by the creatures.

The story of the boy who went to the mountain with friends, encountered duendes, was left behind, and found 15 days later buried by tree roots, alive but permanently altered.

A girl named Adriana developed an "imaginary friend" who influenced her to commit increasingly destructive acts, claiming her father told her to do them. This entity was later revealed to be the deformed spirit of her father's unborn twin, who had been "unwanted" by his grandmother. The entity appeared as a shadowy figure in photos and was only expelled through intense prayer.

Adriana's escalating misbehavior, her claim that her father told her to do it, the shadowy child in photos, and her eventual exorcism-like reaction during prayer, revealing the "small father" entity.

A man traveling on Día del Niño encountered child-like figures on a specific highway known for paranormal activity. These entities would stop his car, demand toys, and only allowed him to proceed after receiving an offering. When he ran out of toys, a deformed adult entity appeared in his car, causing him to pass out from terror.

José's repeated encounters with child figures on the highway, his car stopping and restarting, and the final appearance of a deformed adult figure in his passenger seat.

During a Children's Day festival held in a park built over a children's cemetery, a boy named Paulo observed a pale, dark-haired child with a hateful expression on a trampoline. This child later attacked Paulo's sister, leaving a deep scratch, and then engaged Paulo in a confrontation on an inflatable castle, revealing black, decaying teeth before causing the inflatable to explode and Paulo to suffer a broken nose.

The child's unusual behavior, pale appearance, hateful expression, physical attack on Sofía, the demonic facial features, and the destruction of the inflatable.