Mi Abuela Me Entregó a un DEMONIO | Relatos Macabros De Maldiciones Familiares

Óscar's mother, driven by a fear of loneliness and a desire to keep her sons close, used witchcraft to bind them to her home. She buried jars containing photos, ribbons, and notes for each son, ensuring they would remain 'of this place' and never leave. When Óscar defied her to marry, she allegedly cursed his newborn son, leading to the infant's sudden, unexplained death.

Óscar's discovery of the buried jars, his mother's manipulative tears and confession ('I don't want to be alone'), and the subsequent death of his son after the mother visited and held the baby.

An anonymous listener recounts growing up next to a seemingly fertile but uninhabited ranch, strictly forbidden by his father. The land, once owned by the Ortega family, was rumored to be cursed after an ancestor made a pact to overcome infertility and theft. When a new family moved in, strange occurrences began, including aggressive animal behavior and the eventual mysterious deaths of the entire family, found days later by the narrator's father.

The father's strict prohibition, the new family's son (Víctor) reporting seeing a naked woman by the river, farm animals attacking each other, and the discovery of the family's bodies, leading to the ranch's permanent abandonment.

A young man discovers he is the target of a generational curse: every firstborn male of the third generation in his family must be 'delivered' (sacrificed) at age 25 to appease a dark pact made by a great-grandmother. This pact ensured prosperity and long life for the women of the lineage, in exchange for the male sacrifice. His grandmother, who raised him with excessive care, was preparing him for this fate, while his distant mother knew and grieved his impending doom.

The grandmother's comment 'Ya falta poco tiempo para él' (It's almost time for him) when he was 22, his father's revelation about the family's history of witchcraft and the specific pact, and the grandmother's insistence on keeping him 'whole, young, and strong' (enterito, joven y fuerte).

Ami shares a patient's story: a woman, driven by a 'love is sacrifice' pattern, donated a kidney to her boyfriend of two months who needed a transplant. After receiving the kidney and recovering, the boyfriend left her and married someone else. The woman later discovered she could no longer have children due to the donation, a consequence she hadn't considered, highlighting the dangers of unhealthy love patterns.

The patient's astrological chart showing 'love sacrifice' aspects, her decision to donate a kidney to a new boyfriend, his subsequent abandonment and marriage to another, and her inability to conceive children afterward.