I was referring to Don Juan Matus
who was described as a 'brujo', which in this context is translated as 'shape-shifter'. 'Bruja' is the more usual way of spelling it I think.
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It's a gender thing, apparently
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brujer%C3%ADa
"Brujería is the Spanish-language word for "witchcraft". Brujería also refers to witch-healers in the Americas (especially Latin America and the United States). Both men and women can be witches; brujo(s) and bruja(s), respectively."
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Fri 21 Aug 2015, 19:52,
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"Brujería is the Spanish-language word for "witchcraft". Brujería also refers to witch-healers in the Americas (especially Latin America and the United States). Both men and women can be witches; brujo(s) and bruja(s), respectively."