I Can Ruin a Person’s Life for $1000 | 10 Questions with a Bolivian Witch
March 26, 2024
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as posted by the channelOscar Arteaga is a brujo (witch) based in La Paz, Bolivia. Revered for his knowledge in black magic, Oscar claims he can break relationships, cause illnesses, and even mark someone for death—though most people don’t have the coin to pay for that. From llama fetuses to a massive collection of human skulls, Oscar gives us a look into the esoteric world of Bolivian witchcraft.
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