Since 1960, a voice has whispered across the Chilean airwaves — always on the same date, at the same time, on a frequency no one owns.
Sometimes a message. Sometimes a melody. Sometimes a warning.
Those who listen too closely often disappear.
In this episode, we tune into The Frequency — a transmission without source, and a voice that waits for you to hear it.

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A luxury wellness resort deep in the Guatemalan jungle promised peace and healing — until its guests began disappearing.
No signs. No bodies. Only silence.
Years later, a lost audio recording whispers: “Come... but don’t return.”
In this episode, we revisit the ruins of El Retiro, where nature reclaims more than buildings — it takes memories, names, and time itself.

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In 1969, over 200 people vanished from an unmarked village deep in the Brazilian Amazon.
No bodies. No violence. Only a carved warning: “Don’t follow the drums.”
Decades later, the rhythm still echoes across rivers and trees—unseen, unclaimed, and unexplainable.
In this episode, we investigate one of the Amazon’s most chilling legends: a sound that doesn’t just call… it consumes.

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In 1955, eight American researchers vanished from a remote island off Panama’s coast.
When their supply boat returned, nothing was left—only ash, scorched trees, and a spiral of burned sand.
Decades later, a forgotten radio recording emerged: “They are still here.”
In this episode, we uncover the disturbing silence surrounding “The Island That Burned”—a mystery erased from maps but never from the water.

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In 1936, the village of El Salto vanished without a trace.
Food left on tables. Beds made. No signs of panic.
Ninety-six people disappeared overnight, and no explanation was ever found.
In this episode, we uncover the chilling silence of one of Mexico’s most enduring and unsettling mysteries—a place where even the air forgot to move.

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On a spring morning in 1948, a passenger train left San Juan del Río bound for Mexico City. It never arrived.
No crash. No survivors. No wreckage.
Witnesses say they saw the train vanish into the mountains. Authorities denied it ever existed. But families remember.
In the debut episode of Ghosts of América Latina, we trace the eerie case of Train 101—Mexico’s most haunting railway mystery.

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