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The episode opens with host Paco Arias apologizing for a cascade of technical failures—cables losing signal, computers glitching, a full meltdown that delayed the broadcast by half an hour. His guest, Eli Montserrat, had conducted a Ouija session the night before, and she wonders aloud whether the glitches might be connected. She is careful to say that Ouija is not a game, and that her own protections sometimes block contact. The technical chaos becomes a framing device: the paranormal is not just in the stories but in the room.

The Ciguanaba: a shapeshifting moral lesson

Eli tells the first story, a legend from El Salvador about the Ciguanaba, a spirit that appears to men as a beautiful woman but reveals itself as a horse-headed, skeletal horror. The story follows a man who picks up what he thinks is his girlfriend at dawn, only to feel cold, rough hands and see a horse's head when he turns around. He fights it off, rides home, and discovers it is still 3 a.m.—his watch had been tricked. The Ciguanaba, Eli explains, belongs to a family of vengeful female spirits across Latin America (including La Llorona and Matlacihua) that target a specific stereotype: the macho, violent, unfaithful man. Paco asks whether these entities are good or evil. Eli says the punishment may be extreme, but the stories function as a moral warning—"don't do this, because such-and-such happened to