DESTRUÍ A Mi Propia Familia | RELATOS SINIESTROS DE MAGIA NEGRA

A high school student, Hilda, obsessed with witchcraft, convinced her two friends, Paola and Gabriela, to participate in a 'protection ritual.' Paola, feeling a strong urge to flee, escaped, but Gabriela completed the ritual. Shortly after, Gabriela fell gravely ill, rapidly wasting away and dying within three months, with doctors unable to determine the cause. Paola later realized the ritual was not for protection but a sacrifice, believing Gabriela was 'delivered' through the blood oath.

Hilda's increasing obsession with dominating demons and invocations; the voice telling Paola to 'run'; Gabriela's rapid, unexplained illness and death; Hilda's cold reaction to Gabriela's death; Paola's discovery that the ritual involved blood and her intuition that it was a sacrifice.

Norma, forced into marriage and motherhood, harbored deep hatred for her firstborn son, Carlos. She would lull him to sleep with a 'lullaby of salt,' verbally cursing him to 'never advance' and 'never be happy.' This maternal curse created a generational infestation, causing Carlos and potentially his lineage to struggle. Despite his mother's lifelong rejection and subsequent attempts to harm him with witchcraft to favor her other children, Carlos eventually sought spiritual help to sever the karmic ties, finding peace and advancement after breaking the curse.

Norma's forced marriage and repudiation of her son; the specific 'lullaby of salt' with its curses; Carlos's lifelong struggle and search for acceptance; the mother's later witchcraft against him; the 'sangre que limpia sangre' ritual to cut karmic ties.

Ester's beloved grandmother, Senaida, suffered a prolonged, agonizing death marked by paralysis, night terrors, physical attacks by unseen entities, and episodes of demonic possession. Doctors found no medical explanation. Before her death, Senaida confessed to Ester that her suffering was a consequence of a past sin: using black magic to steal Ester's grandfather from his pregnant wife and two children, leading to their deaths. Ester later confirmed this by finding her grandmother's journal, detailing her pleas for divine forgiveness for destroying a family. Senaida's death was violent and grotesque, reflecting the severe payment for her past actions.

Senaida's sudden paralysis, night terrors, physical marks, and demonic episodes; her confession to Ester about stealing the grandfather using magic and the deaths of his family; Ester's discovery of her grandmother's journal confessing to the murders; the violent, contorted manner of Senaida's death.

Elena, an 'amante' (mistress) practicing black magic, attempted to prevent María, Luis's wife, from having their child. After Elena physically attacked María, the pregnancy mysteriously resulted in an empty amniotic sac filled with water, despite previous ultrasounds showing a baby. María's aunts, also practitioners of magic, retaliated by orchestrating a complex ritual involving Luis to ensure Elena would become pregnant, but with a child destined to be 'totally cursed,' infesting her generation as punishment for her actions.

Elena's use of black magic to separate Luis and María; the physical attack on María and the subsequent mysterious disappearance of the fetus, replaced by water; the hospital's confirmation of no baby; María's aunts' retaliatory ritual to curse Elena's future child and lineage.

Juan, a 19-year-old, became infatuated with his aunt (his uncle's wife). After being humiliated by her, he sought a black magic 'amarre' (love spell) to make her his. The spell, involving her intimate belongings and a potion, successfully made her desire him. However, it led to the aunt brutally humiliating and leaving his uncle, destroying his uncle's life to the point of suicide. Juan's family fractured, and he began experiencing unexplained health issues, realizing the devastating and unintended consequences of his selfish act.

Juan's infatuation and humiliation; his decision to use an 'amarre'; the collection of personal items for the spell; the aunt's sudden change in behavior and sexual advances towards Juan; the aunt's verbal abuse and abandonment of the uncle; the uncle's suicide; Juan's subsequent health problems and regret.

Gloria, a seemingly ageless woman, maintained her youthful beauty through a dark magic practice involving an 'ungüento del no nacido' (balm of the unborn). Her niece, Almita, desperate to overcome bullying and acne, sought this secret. The ritual involved using fetal remains from abortions, combined with 'infernal garden' plants, to create a magical balm. Almita underwent an initiation, gaining beauty but becoming enslaved to the darkness. She could no longer enter sacred spaces without her face blemishing and was required to 'kiss her reflection in the mirror' as a payment to the entity, demonstrating the irreversible cost of such beauty.

Gloria's unnatural youth and beauty; Almita's desperation due to bullying and acne; the description of the 'balm of the unborn' made from aborted fetuses and 'infernal garden' plants; Almita's initiation into darkness; her inability to enter sacred spaces and the blemishing of her face; the requirement to 'kiss her reflection' as payment.