"Leyenda" is a term that refers to a traditional story or legend, often passed down through generations. These narratives typically involve historical events, cultural beliefs, or moral lessons, and they can vary widely across different cultures. Leyendas often feature mythical creatures, heroes, or significant figures that embody the values and traditions of a community. In many cultures, leyendas serve to explain natural phenomena, teach important life lessons, or preserve the history of a people. They are an essential part of folklore and can be found in various forms, including oral storytelling, literature, and art. Examples of leyendas include the Leyenda de la Llorona in Mexican folklore and the Legend of King Arthur in British mythology.