R a comic book About this story Texts Tales Suspense Folklore legends of Sabará

r a comic book About this story Texts Tales Suspense Folklore legends of Sabará – Minas Gerais There are stories that people tell and we never forget, passing from mouth to mouth ends up becoming a legend, Tradition!! Sabara is like this ... There are many stories to tell on its streets, In mansions and churches, remarkable events took place that made people “shudder”. Ana Paula Cruz Legend of the Kaquende Fountain They say there is a little devil who lives inside the fountain and that on Fridays during the full moon he goes out to walk around the city, transforming himself into a handsome young man.. When a girl crosses his path he charms her, because he is very good at dealing with ladies. The young woman in love lets herself be carried away by the young man's charm, Although, he needs to go back to the source leaving the girl disillusioned, bitter and expecting a child who will be a little devil. But they say the little devil is kind and likes to help others., To do this, simply drink three sips of water from the fountain with your left hand and make a request for help.. ah!!!! They also say that whoever drinks the waters of this spring always returns to Sabará.. Legend of Lagoa da Reta There was a dance hall near where the Lenten processions took place. Once upon a time, during the passage of the procession, contrary to the priest's orders, who asked for the house to be closed and for the music not to be turned on, people didn't pay attention and continued dancing, singing and making a lot of noise. When passing through the hall, the displeased priest cursed that place and when he raised the crucifix, continuing the procession, the house started to sink, taking with him everyone who participated in that party. Neither of them was seen again., then, that mysterious movement of the earth, was immediately taken over by the water, turning into a bottomless lagoon that was called Lagoa do Poço da Bomba, currently known as Lagoa da Reta. The fish in this pond would be the people who were at the dance.. Church Legend