A bruja is a term used in Spanish-speaking cultures to refer to a witch, often associated with the practice of magic and the use of herbal remedies. Traditionally, brujas are believed to possess special powers that allow them to heal, curse, or communicate with spirits. The concept of a bruja varies widely across different cultures, with some viewing them as wise women and others as malevolent figures. In many communities, brujas are linked to folklore and mythology, often appearing in stories that highlight their abilities and the consequences of their actions. The practice of witchcraft, or brujería, can include rituals, spells, and the use of natural elements, reflecting a deep connection to nature and spirituality.