How Many of these Pinoy Urban Legends do You Know?
The Philippines -- Cebu, included of course -- has a colorful culture and history. This miscellany is reflected in its collection of urban legends handed down through generations.
OneCebu.com, dedicates a series of urban legends for the new generation. Click on the links below to read more about these disturbing stories. And if there are some that you know of, feel free to send us your contribution.
First Collection
Source: Alpapito, Wikimedia CommonsOur first collection of urban legends contains the following stories:
- The Cursed Lapu-Lapu Monument
- Wayway the Spitter
- The Milling Company's Pet Kogtong
- The Cat Siopao
- The Sigbin
- Maria Labo
Read: Cebuano Urban Legends Your Grandfolks Probably Told You
Other Stories Shared in 2018
Source: The Courier MailIt appeared that many of our readers love their spooky tales. So we decided to throw in more tales from our resident creepy stories contributor:
Pinoy Urban Legends 1: Cebuano Urban Legends Your Grandfolks Probably Told You
Source: Alpapito, Wikimedia CommonsAccording to Wikipedia.com Urban Legend is an urban legend, urban myth, urban tale, or contemporary legend is a form of modern folklore.
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Pinoy Urban Legends 3: The Headless Priest
Source: Alonsovg, DeviantArtAnother urban legend told in the Philippines is the ‘Headless Priest’.
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Pinoy Urban Legends 6: Cat in the Siopao
Source: Televido, Wikimedia CommonsA running urban legend told in the Philippines is the ‘Cat in the Siopao’.
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Pinoy Urban Legends 10: The 13th Floor
Source: Freerange StockEver went to a building and wondered why in the elevator there is no 13th floor or instead of 13 there is the letter M or a subfloor of a 12 or 14?
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Pinoy Urban Legends 5: The Sitsit
Source: LionHearTVAn old urban legend told in the Philippines is the ‘Sit-sit’.
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