NO DEBÍ SUBIR ESA ESCALERA EN EL BOSQUE | Relatos paranormales reales

A group of Mexican photography students in Japan encountered centaur-like beings in the Aokigahara forest in 1998. After passing through a 'triangle' of fallen trees, they entered an area with red earth and different vegetation, where their compass failed. They observed several centaurs, described as more animalistic than human, before being confronted by a larger, darker centaur who telepathically demanded they leave their cameras to exit the 'portal.' They complied and found themselves back in the familiar forest, having lost all photographic evidence and experiencing a significant time lapse.

Humberto Guillén's account of his 1998 experience in Japan's Aokigahara forest, where he and friends encountered centaur-like beings and a time-distorting 'portal.'

A group of five friends got lost in Mexico's Sierra de Guadalupe while hiking. As night fell, they heard whispers and footsteps, then encountered an elderly, barefoot woman with a piercing gaze. She offered to guide them but walked at an impossible speed, eventually disappearing. The friends were lost for two days, requiring a helicopter rescue. Rescuers informed them the woman was a 'bruja' (witch) attempting to lead them deeper into the forest to lose them permanently.

Iván Torres's team designer's personal story of being lost in the Sierra de Guadalupe and encountering a 'witch' who tried to mislead them.

In a remote part of Oaxaca, near the Cerro de Oro dam, a local legend speaks of a giant living in a massive cave on an island, accessible by an ancient bridge. Villagers historically left offerings to maintain peace. Ten years prior, four UNAM students ignored warnings and entered the cave. Three days later, only one student emerged, traumatized, repeating, 'My friends were eaten.' He was incoherent, soiled himself, and exhibited severe psychological distress, leading locals to believe the giant was real and dangerous.

Paco Arias's account of a local legend and a recent incident involving UNAM students in a Oaxacan cave, where a 'giant' is believed to reside.

In 1958, Ceferino, a young man in a rural Colombian community, was lured into a dense jungle by a beautiful woman who transformed into an old, disfigured witch. He awoke in a cabin with other captives, including his missing co-workers, all bound and surrounded by dead animals and blood. The witches forced captives to kill others who tried to escape, turning them into animalistic murderers. Ceferino was forced to kill a man but was then offered a choice to leave. Using his strong faith and a rosary, he escaped, running for 12 hours before reaching safety, forever changed by the experience.

A listener's story about their grandfather, Ceferino, and his terrifying encounter with witches in a Colombian jungle, forced into a 'macabre game.'

In Peña de Lobos, near Toluca, a group of friends camping in natural rock 'cabins' heard a child crying at night. The cries turned into footsteps circling above them. Their leader, Marco, advised them to stay inside, believing it safer than facing the unknown in the dark. As the sounds intensified, one friend panicked and ran, followed by the others. Marco, the last to leave, saw a thin, child-sized black shadow at the cave's entrance, terrifying him. The group spent the rest of the night huddled in the open forest, too scared to return.

Manuel's story of a camping trip to Peña de Lobos 26 years ago, where he and friends encountered a shadow entity after hearing a child's cries.

Jorge Pérez, a Mexican guardabosques in Canada's Nahanni National Park, encountered mysterious, perfectly clean stairs in the middle of the forest. Despite warnings, he approached and climbed them. What felt like 5-6 minutes on the stairs actually resulted in a 4-hour time lapse, confirmed by his boss and malfunctioning electronics. Later, his colleague, who also approached the stairs, disappeared for three years. He reappeared in 2026, semi-naked, disoriented, and only capable of repeating, 'The beings of the forest,' indicating severe trauma and a possible temporal displacement.

Jorge Pérez's account of his and his colleague's experiences with mysterious stairs in Nahanni National Park, Canada, which caused significant time distortion and his colleague's disappearance and reappearance.

In 2001, a police officer and his partner in La Marquesa, Mexico, investigated a fire in the forest. They discovered five hooded women in black tunics performing a ritual around a bonfire, seemingly immune to the flames. While observing, the officer's partner whispered that someone was beside him, revealing a bare leg. Petrified, they retreated. Upon reaching their patrol car, five fireballs appeared in the sky, circling above them before vanishing behind the mountains. This event deeply impacted the officer, who continues to patrol the area.

An anonymous police officer's account of witnessing an 'akelarres' (witches' coven) and subsequent sighting of five fireballs in La Marquesa, Mexico.