Trauco
The Trauco is a small goblin from the folk traditions of southern Chile. It is said that he lives in the forests and stands no more than about 90 cm tall.
He usually dresses in a conical hat to protect himself from the elements — sun and rain alike. In his right hand he carries a stone axe, which he uses to fell trees.
He possesses malevolent powers: he can twist the mouths of men and condemn them to die within a short time. He seduces women with his sensual and sweet gaze. They surrender to him without resistance, but should any woman attempt to resist, the Trauco will inflict erotic dreams upon her until she is as if narcotized, causing her to finally yield to him. Naturally, all the young women’s encounters with the Trauco end in pregnancy.