 Her funeral was lavish and she was buried, as was tradition in the Lisperguer family, in the Church of San Augustín, but it is unknown where exactly her tomb is.According to the chronicles of Benjamín Vicuña Mackenna, much of her assets were auctioned and her properties abandoned for years, as superstitious people were afraid of having any relation to La Quintrala.Her figure still lives in Chilean popular culture as the epitome of the perverse and abusive woman, as well as the oppression of Spanish rule.