Salvadoran superstitions often revolve around daily life and spiritual beliefs. Many believe that placing a red ribbon on a newborn’s wrist protects against the evil eye. Sweeping over someone’s feet is thought to prevent them from marrying. Sleeping with a pair of scissors under the pillow is believed to cut off bad dreams. The sight of a black butterfly is often interpreted as a sign of impending death in the family.
Unraveling Salvadoran Superstitions
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