HISTORIAS DE TERROR DE MILITARES | 1 HORA DE RELATOS que revelan el miedo detrás del uniforme
October 8, 2026
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5 min read“Cuando uno entra al ejército, entiende desde el primer día que existen cosas que deben quedarse adentro… hay vivencias que el mundo civil simplemente no está preparado para escuchar ni comprender.” Con esa advertencia abre este episodio de Historias de Terror Latinas, que recopila seis relatos en primera persona de militares mexicanos —activos y retirados— sobre encuentros que no aparecen en ningún parte de novedades. No se trata de combates ni de violencia criminal, sino de fenómenos que desafían cualquier protocolo: voces que llaman desde la oscuridad, figuras que aparecen y desaparecen, y lugares donde el tiempo y la geografía dejan de comportarse con normalidad. El hilo conductor es un silencio institucional —no por encubrimiento, sino porque documentar lo ocurrido equivaldría a reconocer una realidad que ninguna institución está preparada para enfrentar.
El llanto en el ejido abandonado
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What you'll learn
- 1 (01:09) **Welcome & Episode Introduction** - Host welcomes listeners to “Historias Latinas de Terror,” invites comments and subscriptions.
- 2 (01:36) **Story 1: The Crying Child of Tamaulipas** - Retired Corporal Rodrigo recounts a night patrol near an abandoned ejido where a child’s cry led twelve soldiers into an empty house.
- 3 (11:14) **Story 2: The Cave in the Sierra of Sinaloa** - Captain Marco Antonio Salazar describes a patrol that discovered a cave with a ritualistic pile of bones and a pursuing entity.
- 4 (25:38) **Story 3: The Voice on Channel 1** - Private Sebastián Arias recounts his first guard duty at a remote post where a voice on a deactivated radio channel gave instructions that contradicted protocol.
- 5 (36:26) **Story 4: The Seventh Soldier** - Soldier Luis Herrera tells of a silent, unblinking figure that appears during night patrols, later identified as a deceased comrade.
- 6 (46:50) **Story 5: The Voices in the Sierra of Oaxaca** - A retired lieutenant recounts a deployment where a local leader warned his section not to leave camp at night or respond to voices calling their names.
- 7 (56:52) **Story 6: The Lost Soldier and the Old Woman** - A soldier known as “El Torino” gets lost in a forest where time distorts, strange figures appear, and an elderly woman guides him back to camp.
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