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En este articulo sostengo que en el mito de la Serke, los dioses de Talamanca de los vientos y las tormentas, es en realidad una manifestacion del tema bien conocido de los hermanos heroe, y que las similitudes detalladas con la version que se encuentran en el Popol Vuh son una indicacion de su difusion desde el Area de Cultura de Mesoamerica. El texto del mito, junto con traducciones tanto literales y gratuitas, esta incluido. In this article I argue that the myth of the Serke, the Talamancan gods of the winds and storms, is actually a manifestation of the well known theme of the hero brothers, and that the detailed similarities with the version found in the Popol Vuh are an indication of its diffusion from the Mesoamerican Culture Area. The text of the myth, together with both literal and free translations, is included.

Afinidades mesoamericanas del mito talamanqueño de los dioses de las tormentas