Looking for the mexican term for shape shifter or changer. I know its starts with a Ch sounds.?

Answer 1

Chimi Changa

Answer 2

Chupacabra

Answer 3

Are you thinking of hechicero? An hechicero is a sorcerer. Other applicable terms are: brujo (male witch); nagual (a shaman capable of shape-shifting); or lechuza (a witch capable of changing into an owl).

A werewolf is called: "hombre-lobo" in Spanish, which literally is 'wolfman.'

I hope that helped.

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I'll bet the word you are looking for is "hechicero." The 'h' is silent in Spanish, and some people tend to drop the first 'e' sound, making it sound like: "she-se-ro", spelled: 'chicero.'

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Answer 4

Perhaps you are talking about " Chupacabra " ? But chupacabra is not a shape-shifter it is considered o be a bloodsucker , especially of livestock.

Answer 5

Chupacabra??

Answer 6

I think the word you are looking for is 'chupacabra'. It is a much feared demon among the Hispanic population.

Answer 7

This name is Chitauli. Now, the word Chitauli means "the dictators, the ones who tell us the law". In other words, "they who tell us, secretly, what we are to do". Now, it is said that these Chitauli did a number of things to us when they came to this planet. Please forgive me, but I must share this story with you. It is one of the strangest stories that you find everywhere in Africa in shamanic secret societies and other places where the remnant of our ancient knowledge and wisdom are still preserved. The link below gives you a detailed explanation of this shape shifting phenomena.

Answer 8

Local Native Americans in my area call them chahutinas, they are little men with red eyes that can take any shape, they say if one looks you in the eyes a person in your family will die soon

Answer 9

I think what you are looking for is Chupacabra, a mythical creature that attacks and eats goats.

Choo' pah cob' rah

Answer 10

Charro