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>In spanish there's "cabeza de turco" (turk's head)
>The origin of this expression lies in the Crusades. The animosity of the Christian forces toward the Turks made it highly valued to kill one of them. If one was killed, his head was cut off and placed on any pole, iron bar, or elongated object, as a trophy. Thus, all the evils that had befallen Christians were invoked upon them, not only on the battlefield, but also those beyond their control.