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A los doce años, una niña de Toluca presencia durante una violenta tormenta la aparición de un misterioso hombre que camina sin pies. Esa misma noche, comienza a escribir palabras que no comprende, revelando la historia de Simón el Carmelita, un alma olvidada que busca justicia, sepultura y descanso.

Décadas después, aquel recuerdo permanece intacto. Porque hay historias que se niegan a desaparecer hasta que finalmente son contadas.

The Story of Simón el Carmelita

When she was twelve years old, a girl in Toluca witnesses a mysterious figure walking through a violent storm—without feet. That same night, she begins writing words she does not understand, revealing the story of Simón the Carmelite, a forgotten soul seeking justice, a proper burial, and peace.

Decades later, the memory remains. But some stories refuse to disappear until they have been told.

Some stories are born from imagination.
Others are passed down from one generation to another, carried through the years by the people who witnessed them. They become part of a family’s memory, preserved not in books or official records, but in the voice of someone who was there.
This is one of those stories.
I did not witness what happened. I heard it from my mother-in-law, the girl who experienced it when she was only twelve years old in Toluca, Mexico.
Decades have passed since that night. The house where it happened has changed. The city has changed. The world itself has changed. Yet whenever she tells the story, the memory seems as vivid as if the storm had happened yesterday.
She remembers the rain.
She remembers the darkness.…

During a violent storm in Toluca, twelve-year old girl witnesses a mysterious monk walking through the rain- yet he has no feet. Moments later, she begins writing uncontrollaby, producing a strange message in which the spirit identifies himself as Simón, a Carmelita monk murderer centuries ago.
he ask her and her mother to find a priest at El Carmen Church and reveal the location of his forgotten grave, where his remains were buried without his habit, rosary or cross.