El Silbón is a legendary figure from Venezuelan folklore, often depicted as a ghostly man carrying a bag of bones. He is said to wander the plains, whistling a haunting tune that signals his presence. The story goes that he was cursed for killing his father and now roams the earth, seeking forgiveness. The sound of his whistle is significant; it is believed that if you hear it from a distance, you are safe, but if it is close, danger is near. El Silbón serves as a cautionary tale, warning people about the consequences of their actions and the importance of respecting family.