Casa de La Tía Susana (House of Tía Susana)

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A named house in Mérida, Yucatán cited by the user as a research target; none of the supplied sources reference this specific site. No verifiable history, reported phenomena, or cultural context for this house appear in the provided materials.

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Research materials supplied with this request do not contain any information about Casa de La Tía Susana. The provided sources instead concern an 1894 Spanish zarzuela (La verbena de la Paloma), an Argentine film (La Caída, 1959), and unrelated archival audio essays; none of these texts mention a house in Mérida called Casa de La Tía Susana. As a result, there are no documented construction dates, ownership records, historical incidents, or cultural associations for this location in the consulted materials. No eyewitness testimony, investigator reports, or folkloric accounts tied to this house were found in Source 1–4. Further documentation specific to Mérida (local histories, municipal records, newspapers, oral-history collections, or targeted folklore studies) is required to verify any claims about this site.

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Sources
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    La verbena de la Paloma (Wikipedia entry). Wikipedia contributors. "La verbena de la Paloma." Wikipedia, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_verbena_de_la_Paloma (accessed via supplied materials).wiki
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    La Caída (1959) — archive materials. La Caída (1959) — archive.org item; synopsis and production notes (provided as part of supplied research materials).other
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    Tan Cam Pan Te - N°6 / Narrativas sonoras de la infancia. Archive.org item: Tan Cam Pan Te - N°6 / Narrativas sonoras de la infancia (included in supplied materials).other
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    Montorio - La Verbena de la Paloma (Col.) 1931 — archive. Montorio - La Verbena de la Paloma (Col.) 1931 — archive.org item (included in supplied materials).other
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