The assumption that tradition, as a genre of oral literature, is very present in the Dalmatian Zagora, was realized in this work through the collected and recorded records of the Dalmatian Zagora. The main protagonists of the legends include demonological beings (such as witches, werewolves and devils) and mythological beings (such as fairies), and eschatological beings (the dead) are less frequently mentioned. These beings, possessing specific immanent powers, are considered part of the supernatural world. Although they are often seen as synonyms, they are actually quite different. Sources state that these three groups differ in physical appearance and character; demonological beings are described as ugly and evil, while mythological beings are depicted as beautiful and good, provided they are not disturbed. Their ability to pretend allows them to easily come into contact with people, and in fact they themselves are part of the people. This is also confirmed by the research conducted in a village in the Dalmatian Zagora called Lećevica, where several residents told their experiences of encounters with certain beings, thereby further establishing the goal of this work, which is that supernatural beings are a part of history, a heritage that should be preserved. and pass on to the next generations in order to preserve the national identity. Finally, the paper presents an important part of the historical heritage that the globalized world with a modern way of life somehow marginalizes and is slowly forgotten about, but it shouldn't be because it is a heritage that visits us on our own.