La Patasola is a mythical creature from the folklore of Colombia and other parts of South America, particularly in rural areas. The name "La Patasola" translates to "The One-Footed Woman" in Spanish, referring to her distinctive appearance as a woman with one leg. In Hebrew, she might be referred to as אישה בעלת רגל אחת (Isha Be'alat Regel Achat). In Portuguese, she is known as Pé-de-Garrafa, and in English, she is sometimes called "The One-Footed Witch." La Patasola is often depicted as a seductive but dangerous figure who lures men into the forest, where she either kills them or leads them astray, never to be seen again. She is also associated with protecting the forests and wildlife, punishing those who hunt or harm animals. The legend serves as a cautionary tale, warning against the dangers of the wilderness and the consequences of greed and disrespect for nature.