El Diablo, often referred to as the Devil, is a figure commonly associated with evil and temptation in various religious and cultural traditions. In Christianity, he is often depicted as a fallen angel who opposes God and leads humans astray. The concept of El Diablo varies across cultures, but he is generally seen as a symbol of moral corruption and sin. In literature and folklore, El Diablo frequently appears as a trickster or tempter, challenging individuals to make morally questionable choices. His portrayal can range from a fearsome creature to a charismatic figure, reflecting humanity's struggle with temptation and the nature of good versus evil. Related figures include Satan in Christianity and Iblis in Islam.