La Llorona, a famous figure in Mexican folklore, is often described as a ghostly woman dressed in white with long, flowing hair. She is said to have a mournful, weeping expression, which is why she is known as "The Weeping Woman." La Llorona is often depicted as a spectral figure who haunts rivers and waterways, searching for her lost children, whom she is believed to have drowned in a fit of jealousy.

One day you walk at Night going to get snacks from the gas station.