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(continued from tape ID 163); 14, Tamar y Amnón (FN 1, p. 10v)
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FN 1, p. 10v, #12 = 172, Torres de Gibraltar
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FN 1, p. 10v, #13: fragments of Ballad Titles 173, 37, 24
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FN, 1, p. 10v #14, 174 fragment, followed by 106, Fratricida por amor
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exclusively Moroccan ballad: 175, Princesa rescatada
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Lux aeterna (narrative song). FN 1, p. 11, #16. Poem composed by Juan Menéndez Pidal in late 1880s (pub. 1888), which became traditional in Spain, Mexico, Morocco. See Alvar, Endechas, pp. 197-203.
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157, Nacimiento de Montesinos + 96, Infantina
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42, Mala suegra
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