Supayalso
Supayalso is a concept that appears in some interpretations of Andean mythology, particularly within regions influenced by syncretism between indigenous beliefs and Catholicism. It is generally understood as a multifaceted spirit or deity associated with the underworld, wealth, and sometimes misfortune or temptation. The name itself is often considered a composite, potentially drawing from "Supay," a Quechua word for a spirit of the earth and underworld, and possibly other indigenous or even Spanish terms.
In some traditions, Supayalso is seen as a powerful entity that can grant riches and material possessions,
However, Supayalso is also frequently portrayed as a tempter or a figure that leads individuals astray, particularly