Explore nine characters and spirits from Mexican folklore with this Illustrious LoRA. Each has its own trigger word.

Recommended weight: 0.8–1.0

TRIGGER WORDS

• la llorona — the weeping woman in a white dress
• charro negro — the black-clad horseman
• nahual — the shapeshifting sorcerer; try “nahual, coyote” for an animal form
• lechuza bruja — an owl with the face of an old woman
• chaneque — a small mischievous forest spirit
• hombre pajaro — the winged bird man
• cihuateteo — a skull-faced spirit with a feather headdress
• bruja mexicana — a village witch with a rebozo
• cadejo — a spectral dog; try “cadejo, black dog”

STYLES

Try tags such as painting, anime coloring, ink wash painting, woodcut or engraving. You can also combine this LoRA with my Posada or Doré engraving styles.

SUGGESTED SETTINGS

28–30 steps, CFG 5–6, Euler a, 896 × 1152. The sample images include their prompts and seeds.

TRAINING

Trained locally using 226 hand-curated synthetic images. The characters are interpretations of Mexican folk legends.

Español: nueve leyendas mexicanas en un solo LoRA, cada una con su palabra de activación. Peso recomendado: 0.8–1.0. Hecho en México 🇲🇽