Silbón
The Silbón is a legendary figure in Venezuelan and Colombian folklore. It is described as a tall, thin, skeletal man who carries a sack of bones and a rattling noise that is said to be the sound of the bones inside. The Silbón is believed to wander the plains, particularly during Holy Week, and is associated with the sounds of his distinctive whistle, which can supposedly be heard from miles away.
According to legend, the Silbón was once a young man named Cosme who was cruel and disrespectful
The legend of the Silbón serves as a cautionary tale, particularly for children, warning against disobedience