devil articles Tag

Tourism Bolivia: don't miss the Carnival of Oruro!

the 16th century, this carnival is also linked to Catholic figures and legends. The Pachamama is assimilated to the Virgin Mary and Tio Supay to the devil... A legend reports that in 1789, a fresco of the Virgin Mary would have appeared miraculously in one of the wells of the silver mine nearest ...

31
Jan
2023

The Dynamite Tree: 5 Things to Know About the Species Hura crepitans

nicknames all refer to the way the tree disperses its seeds over great distances. In the tropical regions where this tree is found, it is also called devil's wood or devil's fart! In a gentler context, this species owes its nickname of dolphin tree to the shape of the carpels that contain the seeds ...

21
Mar
2024

Halloween: The Character of Dracula in 5 Questions

ul, "Vlad II the Dragon," because he belonged to the Order of the Dragon founded by the kings of Hungary. Furthermore, the word "dracul" also means "devil" in Romanian, and Bram Stoker likely used this ambiguity to emphasize the demonic aspect of the character. 3- What are the characteristics of Dr ...

05
Oct
2007

Bee balm: 5 good reasons to grow this plant

t also has dense, aromatic foliage with a lemony scent. Its flowers are scarlet red and have a tousled pompom shape, earning the plant the nickname "devil's hair." There are also hybrid varieties with white, pink, or mauve flowers. 2- The bee balm is easy to grow. Bee balm is a hardy and easy-to-gr ...

27
Nov
2013

The Undoing: 5 good reasons to watch the new TF1 series

d who wanders the streets at night. For his part, Hugh Grant is an equally good choice to play this character who you never know if he's the devil himself or an innocent victim... About the ambiguity of his character, the actor actually said, 'I'm often mistaken for a fake good guy, so t ...

03
Jan
2022

Easter Around the World: 5 Unusual Easter Traditions

ition from Spain dictates that fires be lit at the end of Holy Week to "burn the Judases." To honor this custom, locals create effigies of Judas, the devil, or even unpopular political figures using reeds, grasses, paper, and cardboard. These figures are paraded through the streets and verbally abu ...

28
Mar
2024