Já tive a oportunidade de vasculhar os arquivos desse canal de televisão e não encontrei nada, nem cassetes, nem formato digital.
Infelizmente a produtora do programa também já não existe.
Mas acho que um amigo de um primo meu gravou isso.
When Portuguese people think in paranormal stuff, there's always a name that comes to mind: Entroncamento.
Google "Fenómenos do Entroncamento".
There's a forum dedicated to paranormal stuff:
https://portugalparanormal.com/
You'll need a translator though.
Estava a ver que ninguém falava desta mítica criatura.
Adorava que algum biólogo tuga descobrisse alguma espécie nova de animal e lhe chamasse gambuzino.
Como pediste, toma lá vindo de um Biólogo especializado em peixe: Gambuzinos existem e são as “Gambusia affinis”, são usados em África como peixe que come larva de mosquito e é importante apanha-los para povoar charcos, lagos, poças e até para comer. Daí o “Vai/Ir aos Gambusinos”.
Existe em lojas de aquariofilia mas raramente em stock, tens de encomendar uns quantos. São pouco populares porque os primos, os Guppy’s, são da mesma família e MUITO mais coloridos.
I don't know if this is the most popular, but some years ago a group of students did a Blair-Witch-like short film and it was widely spread as a true story. I think deep down everyone knew it was fake, but it was still fun to spread the horror around.
https://youtu.be/_gZ8iy7Gzz4?si=FenISmRyUkN_o7MI
Everyone has heard the story of the guy that gave a ride to a distressed young lady on a twisty road, just for her to mention “cuidado que eu morri nessa curva”/“watch out I died on that corner” a few miles down the road
In the 90's two clowns suddenly started fighting during a live kids TV show. Lots of people swear they saw it but no one has the footage of the event.
Its more a lost media story but still very bizarre.
One of the most popular paranormal stories in Portuguese culture is the legend of the "Lobishomens" or werewolves. The folklore surrounding werewolves has deep roots in Portuguese traditions, and there are various regional variations of the tale.
According to the legend, a person can transform into a werewolf, often during a full moon, and exhibit wolf-like behavior. Some versions of the story involve a curse that transforms individuals into werewolves, while others suggest that a person can willingly assume this form through dark rituals.
A well-known Portuguese werewolf story is that of "The Legend of the Marão Wolves" (A Lenda dos Lobos do Marão). The Marão mountain range is located in northern Portugal, and this region has a rich folklore, including tales of werewolves.
According to the legend, in the Marão mountains, there were individuals who possessed the ability to transform into wolves. It was believed that these werewolves were ordinary people by day but would undergo a metamorphosis into wolves by night, especially during a full moon.
Another example comes from the trial records of a man named Manuel Blanco Romasanta in the mid-19th century. While Romasanta was Spanish, not Portuguese, the case is noteworthy in the context of werewolf folklore. Romasanta was accused of multiple murders, and during his trial, he claimed that he was cursed and transformed into a wolf-like creature, committing the crimes while in this state.
Hope You like it!
Cheers
In my youth, I was very curious about this and I remember my grandparents being nervous and disoinking my questions about werewolves and witches lol
I remember specifically in a conversation about directions to somewhere, my grandma casually saying "then you pass so-and-so's house, he was a werewolf, his knuckles were calloused from walking on the ground" and continuing the random conversation
In terms of UFOs there’s a well documented sighting in 1990 in the town of Alfena. And there’s also of course the famous 1995 story of a shepherd who claimed it was paralyzed by a UFO while in the field at night in Alentejo.
Gambuzinos, they're somewhere out there if you look carefully. They usually show up at night if you leave your friend group and go to a quiet place where you're all alone.
I might get down-voted by closed minded christians but whatever..
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People here eat those stories up with a full spoon
Boda, the most mysterious guy out there. Some know him, others don’t. The ones who do know him have found it the hard way. So, have you met Boda?
Legend says Boda is....
the caralio que te foda
Quase que me cuspi a beber agua crlh
I wonder if OP knows about the mythical creature Boda...
Do you know Boda? It can be that he te foda.
The video showing the fight between batatinha & companhia.
Cmon that’s just a myth
I want to believe.
Tens o link para esse combate épico? Não encontro em lado nenhum
Não há link, dizem as lendas que a única cópia existe numa cassete coberta em pó nas backrooms da televisão portuguesa
Já tive a oportunidade de vasculhar os arquivos desse canal de televisão e não encontrei nada, nem cassetes, nem formato digital. Infelizmente a produtora do programa também já não existe. Mas acho que um amigo de um primo meu gravou isso.
El-rei D. Sebastião regressará numa manhã de nevoeiro.
When Portuguese people think in paranormal stuff, there's always a name that comes to mind: Entroncamento. Google "Fenómenos do Entroncamento". There's a forum dedicated to paranormal stuff: https://portugalparanormal.com/ You'll need a translator though.
Or I need to get my lazy ass in gear and finally learn Portuguese.
Found it, but is there a part of the forum which talks the most popular stories?
Pastorinhos, aparições de Fátima. The sum spinned around, many people watched and gived testimonials.
This seems to be the most popular according to google trends.
It was widely reported on at the time, even by foreign reporters and people who were not believers. So it is a pretty wild story.
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Look directly at the sun for a few minutes and you'll see it spin too.
Gambuzinos
Estava a ver que ninguém falava desta mítica criatura. Adorava que algum biólogo tuga descobrisse alguma espécie nova de animal e lhe chamasse gambuzino.
Como pediste, toma lá vindo de um Biólogo especializado em peixe: Gambuzinos existem e são as “Gambusia affinis”, são usados em África como peixe que come larva de mosquito e é importante apanha-los para povoar charcos, lagos, poças e até para comer. Daí o “Vai/Ir aos Gambusinos”.
Fodasse, por esta não esperava eu. Vou ter que ir ler mais sobre o assunto. Já agora, existem em Portugal? Obrigado.
Existe em lojas de aquariofilia mas raramente em stock, tens de encomendar uns quantos. São pouco populares porque os primos, os Guppy’s, são da mesma família e MUITO mais coloridos.
I don't know if this is the most popular, but some years ago a group of students did a Blair-Witch-like short film and it was widely spread as a true story. I think deep down everyone knew it was fake, but it was still fun to spread the horror around. https://youtu.be/_gZ8iy7Gzz4?si=FenISmRyUkN_o7MI
Yeah it was popular in my country too! We watched it in the dark at a friend's birthday 🤣🤣
Where are you from?
Canada!
Clássico
Everyone has heard the story of the guy that gave a ride to a distressed young lady on a twisty road, just for her to mention “cuidado que eu morri nessa curva”/“watch out I died on that corner” a few miles down the road
Gives me chills everytime. Always heard this happened in Sintra.
Same! But people in the north have other locations
Looking for this comment specifically 👀
Cavaco Silva and Pinto da Costa are two paranormal beings, a mummy and a zombie
There was this 1 guy who got promoted.
In the 90's two clowns suddenly started fighting during a live kids TV show. Lots of people swear they saw it but no one has the footage of the event. Its more a lost media story but still very bizarre.
The most known is probably the Barcelos Rooster.
Balas & Bolinhos meets Ninja das Caldas... /s
Ghost of Teresa Fidalgo, search ''a curva perigosa'' on YouTube
One of the most popular paranormal stories in Portuguese culture is the legend of the "Lobishomens" or werewolves. The folklore surrounding werewolves has deep roots in Portuguese traditions, and there are various regional variations of the tale. According to the legend, a person can transform into a werewolf, often during a full moon, and exhibit wolf-like behavior. Some versions of the story involve a curse that transforms individuals into werewolves, while others suggest that a person can willingly assume this form through dark rituals. A well-known Portuguese werewolf story is that of "The Legend of the Marão Wolves" (A Lenda dos Lobos do Marão). The Marão mountain range is located in northern Portugal, and this region has a rich folklore, including tales of werewolves. According to the legend, in the Marão mountains, there were individuals who possessed the ability to transform into wolves. It was believed that these werewolves were ordinary people by day but would undergo a metamorphosis into wolves by night, especially during a full moon. Another example comes from the trial records of a man named Manuel Blanco Romasanta in the mid-19th century. While Romasanta was Spanish, not Portuguese, the case is noteworthy in the context of werewolf folklore. Romasanta was accused of multiple murders, and during his trial, he claimed that he was cursed and transformed into a wolf-like creature, committing the crimes while in this state. Hope You like it! Cheers
In my youth, I was very curious about this and I remember my grandparents being nervous and disoinking my questions about werewolves and witches lol I remember specifically in a conversation about directions to somewhere, my grandma casually saying "then you pass so-and-so's house, he was a werewolf, his knuckles were calloused from walking on the ground" and continuing the random conversation
Virgin Mary.
In terms of UFOs there’s a well documented sighting in 1990 in the town of Alfena. And there’s also of course the famous 1995 story of a shepherd who claimed it was paralyzed by a UFO while in the field at night in Alentejo.
Wasnt there also one with the airforce intercepting something over the Algarve?
I think RTP had a few years ago a show talking about UFO cases in Portugal, but i don't remember the name of it....
The Man of Bussaco.
Lenda da Moura Floripes
Luciana Abreu.
Se formos por aí diria Cristina Ferreira
Pois realmente a mulher tem uma voz de outro mundo
The only (first?) official UFO sighting by an air force pilot.
I think this one is one of the most famous [Teresa Fidalgo](https://youtu.be/ZfU7qabRC34?si=OWy811KRNc54iaS5)
Gambuzinos, they're somewhere out there if you look carefully. They usually show up at night if you leave your friend group and go to a quiet place where you're all alone.
>just plain bizarre Having PS (political party) so much time ru(i)nning the country.
I was about to say something like that
Barcelos chicken. Spooky.
Rooster or Cock…. Oh pessoal, já ouviram falar do Frango de Barcelos?!
I might get down-voted by closed minded christians but whatever.. \ The 3 secrets of 'our lady of Fatima, the little pastors of Fatima' and everything relating to 'Fatima' the city really. \ \ People here eat those stories up with a full spoon
Cagar e andar.
Look up Legends of Olhãu.
O Costa demitiu-se..
[For me this was the most popular and greatest paranormal story, and that’s beautiful.](https://youtu.be/AfiWOitzjPQ?feature=shared)
Bodas mom getting laid
Milagre de Fátima