Aug. 21, 2023

The Man Who Played For the Devil- Espooky Stories 4

The Man Who Played For the Devil- Espooky Stories 4

There are some stories that are told again and again, across different Mexican towns and even different Latin American countries. All involve the same thing: the devil. There's the story of the young woman, who just wants to dance and ends up dancing...

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There are some stories that are told again and again, across different Mexican towns and even different Latin American countries. All involve the same thing: the devil. There's the story of the young woman, who just wants to dance and ends up dancing with the devil. The crying baby in the field that ends up being the devil and not a baby. There's another story told in Durango, Mexico one of a man, who played for the devil.

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There are stories that we hear again
and again, all involving the devil himself.

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There's the young woman who just wanted
to have fun, went out to

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dance and ended up dancing with the
devil. In some versions she lives.

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In others, she doesn't, and
she's never quite the same after. There's

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also the legend of the crying baby
in the distance that ends up being Satan

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when you pick it up. I've
talked about this before. There's another story

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told across different countries, all different
but with an air of similarity. A

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musician who played for the devil.
I'm Christina and this is espuki stories escucha

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if you dare. During the nineteen
hundreds, especially in the earlier years,

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dances and events put on by the
elite members of society were very important dur

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Ango in Mexico, it was a
great time to be a musician if he

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were talented, and Arturo Lugo was
the best. He was a professor of

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music and a director of an orchestra, a very successful orchestra. It was

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amazing. They won awards and competitions
against other orchestras from Sinaloa, Quaguila and

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other Mexican states. This is why
not all could afford their services. They

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mostly only performed for the rich.
In Durgo, he would never take a

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job at Unranco. His band was
above that. Artur Lugo knew their worth

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and some believed it got to his
head, but he didn't listen to them.

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He overcharged. Even then, they
were never without clients. One day,

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a man that appeared to be dressed
in very old, raggedy clothes asked

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Arturo Lugo to play at his party, and he offered a decent amount of

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money, more than the band charged, but Arturo Lugo told him no,

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he didn't play for poor people and
he was based that's not how the man

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was dressed. The man left,
and another band member told Arturo maybe they

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should have taken the job, it
was more money than usual, but Arturu

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Lugo repeated that he only took jobs
from well dressed, rich, sophisticated men.

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He turned to his band made and
told him, if the devil himself

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appeared to me right now and he
was well dressed, I would accept the

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job from the devil before that man. The next day, a very well

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dressed man walked up to Artur Lugo
and asked the band to play at his

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party. Artur Lugo accepted. This
was the exact kind of client he was

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looking for, rich and well dressed. The band arrived to the party that

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evening. It was an enormous house, a mansion. It was clear that

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these people were wealthy. They set
up and they began to play. The

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mood seemed mellow. It was a
calm party. There was a lot of

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people chatting and dancing, having a
good time. The orchestra announced a small

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break and Turro Lugo was looking for
something to eat and drink, but he

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couldn't find anything. It was odd
for a party of this size not to

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have any food. As a crowd
dispersed, Arturo saw a familiar face compare,

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what are you doing here? Don't
tell me you're joining us? Huh.

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Arturo Lugo explained to his old friend
that he wasn't attending the party.

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He was performing. He was the
band director and they were the orchestra playing

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music at this very moment. That's
one his friend told him. Compadre go

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go now leave. This is Hell's
mouth. I died five years ago and

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I went to Hell. This is
the dance of the damned, we are

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forced to dance and laugh. This
isn't a party. You have to leave

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before you're trapped here forever, and
the only music that will grace your ears

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are the cries of the condemned.
Arturo Lugo was shocked and scared. He

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felt chills. He could not believe
what his friend was telling him. He

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looked around and on a closer look, none of these people were having fun,

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and they looked like they were in
pain. He ran over to his

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band members told them what he was
just told, and they all quickly gathered

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their things, But in the rush
to leave, there was a violin that

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was left behind. The next day, Artua and a couple of the band

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members waited until it was morning time
to return for the forgotten violin. When

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they got there, the house appeared
to be abandoned, like it had been

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abandoned decades ago. He went inside
and found the violin on a couch,

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but both were covered in cobwebs.
Arturo Lugo looked for the man that had

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hired him for that party, but
he was never able to find him again.

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No one knew who he was.
After this event, the orchestra slowly

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fell apart, they never played together
again. It's believed that on that night

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Arturo Lugo and his orchestra played a
concert for the devil himself and to this

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day, if you go to where
you can write cable cars in Durango,

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so like the little office where you
sign up and pay to get on those

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cable cars, employees and locals from
that spot can point to the house where

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this all allegedly took place. So
maybe watch out for who you take jobs

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from, no matter how successful rich
they look. Spooky Stories is written,

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