Trenti
The Trenti is an imp-like creature that comes from the Cantabrian mythology, northern Spain. This annoying but not malicious goblin is very difficult to see because it lives deep in the forest and resembles mushrooms, leaves, and moss. Its most distinguishing features are a completely black face with green eyes. This creature tends to stay away from humans but it does like to jump out of the bushes and scare innocent walkers. Its favorite prank is to pull women's skirts.
References
- "Pictures of Cantabrian legendary creatures". Archived from the original on 2009-09-25. Retrieved 2010-04-27.
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Cantabrian mythology
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| Adopted Roman gods |
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- Cantabri
- Corocotta
- Larus
- Alicorniu
- Anjana
- Arquetu
- Basiliscu
- Bichu amarillu
- Brujas de Ongayu
- Caballucos del Diablu
- Cuegle
- Cuines de Silió
- Culebre
- Duende zahorí
- Enanucos bigaristas
- Espumeros
- Fish-man
- Gallu de la muerte
- Guajona
- Hechiceras del Ebro
- Ijana
- Las Lavanderas
- Mengues
- Monuca
- Mozas del Agua
- Musgosu
- Nuberu
- Ojáncana
- Ojáncanu
- Osa de Andara
- Pájaru de la alegría
- Pájaru de ojos amarillos
- Pecu
- Ramidreju
- Reina Mora
- Sierpe de Peñacastillu
- Sirenuca
- Sun of the Dead
- Tentiruju
- Trasgu
- Trastolillu
- Trenti
- Ventolín
- Viejuca de Vispieres
- Deva River
- Fuentes Tamáricas
- Mons Vindius
- Montehano
- Mozagro
- Mount Cildá
- Peña Amaya
- Peña Sagra
- Peña Santa
- Pico Dobra
- La Vijanera
- Antruíu
- Marzas
- La Maya
- Midsummer / Saint John's Eve
- Sun of the Dead
- Samhain / All Saints
- Midwinter
- Cantabrian Steles
- Cantabrum / Lábaru
- Patera of Otañes
- Cantabrian Neptune
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