Do you remember witnessing El Diablo at Boccaccio's 2000 in McAllen?
Tell me about your experience. What do you remember?
Tell me about your experience. What do you remember?
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On a personal level I never did see El Diablo there, but the few times I went there I did see quite a few Diablotas.
As God is my witness I have met some folks along the way of the years that will swear on the Bible and their mamacitas grave that they were there the night the devil did it's dance.
McAllen had a happening club scene in the early 80's; The Rose Monacle, Boccacios, The Starship and Southern Nights were happening spots. As was the original Pepe's on the River. By the late 80's all those places had closed and changed names and several others opened up and the night club scene got kinda diluted.
As God is my witness I have met some folks along the way of the years that will swear on the Bible and their mamacitas grave that they were there the night the devil did it's dance.
McAllen had a happening club scene in the early 80's; The Rose Monacle, Boccacios, The Starship and Southern Nights were happening spots. As was the original Pepe's on the River. By the late 80's all those places had closed and changed names and several others opened up and the night club scene got kinda diluted.
I vaguely remember this urban legend. What's the story?
Legend has it that El Chamuco made an appearance at Boccaccios in the 80s and danced with a lady there. They danced the night away and people witnessed it as they floated and once he left, the smell of sulfur wafted through the air. Maybe drunk memories is all that remains?OXDL45 said:
I vaguely remember this urban legend. What's the story?
Oh, and Diablotas.....made me chuckle.
Also to that yarn there was the fact that the young woman in question looked down at his feet and saw cloved hoofs...
The sulfur smell I always attributed to either Jesse's Mexican food or Johnny's on south 10th. Those places tended to help people produce sulfur smells.
The sulfur smell I always attributed to either Jesse's Mexican food or Johnny's on south 10th. Those places tended to help people produce sulfur smells.
Bocacios. Man what a blast from the past
How high do you think she was to see cloved hooves? Andaba hasta la madre!!!RGV AG said:
Also to that yarn there was the fact that the young woman in question looked down at his feet and saw cloved hoofs...
The sulfur smell I always attributed to either Jesse's Mexican food or Johnny's on south 10th. Those places tended to help people produce sulfur smells.
Sounds a lot like Bronco 956 but no one can see the evil!
How you figure it's the same thing?OXDL45 said:
Sounds a lot like Bronco 956 but no one can see the evil!
Would take a few beers to explain my theory.