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You ever heard of a Spanish donkey?

If you're a paranormal junkie like me, it's likely you've come across a number of creepy tales about haunted houses,

mental assilums, and abandoned buildings, which of course we've covered here on this channel before.

But these aren't the only things that can be considered haunted.

Because multiple accounts from paranormal sources point to certain items in which ghosts and evil spirits choose to become attached to.

Most of the time, these haunted objects, or as what experts call possess possessions, bring along with them a wealth of misfortunes, dreaded circumstances, and sometimes, just straight tragedy.

Curse to their core, the things we're about to share with you of backstories that are scary and gruesome.

Air five, very real, cursed and haunted antiques.

Number five, Juan Luna's portrait.

If the Dutch has Vincent Van Gogh, the Italian's Michelangelo in the Spanish Pablo Picasso, the Filipinos of the Philippines speak with pride of Juan Luna.

Luna was one of the few of his people to captivate the international stage of fine arts.

At the height of his career, his name resounded among the world's finest art critics enthusiasts.

But beyond his global fame lies a reputation that not everyone may have known about.

Like his brother, Antonio Luna, Juan was also infamous for his violent outbursts.

There have been reports revealing how these siblings could get nasty when they lost their tempers, especially when it involved the love of their life.

And rumor has it that his temperament could very well be the root of the curse of his famous painting, Portrait of a Lady.

The story goes that at the tender age of 29, two years after he won the prestigious gold medal at the Madrid Exposition of Fine Arts in 1884,

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