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Audio Filename:
ec078
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BALLAD
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S
Transcription Filename:
ec078-2
Notes:
Doncella guerrera

canción. inf1 ... e, siete hizhas ... conversación inf2 Empiese de nuevo. inf1 ¿Eh? inf2 Empiese. canción Malaña treipa de madre que tanta [ repite ] que tanta[s] hizhas parió. Parióle siete hizhas eyas, sin ningún hizho varón. Parióle siete hizhas eyas, sin ningún hizho varón. comentario inf1 ¿Esta ya la sabesh y tú? inf2 [ phrase ] corte de cinta

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Ballad Titles

Armistead, Samuel G., with the collaboration of Selma Margaretten, Paloma Montero, and Ana Valenciano and with musical transcriptions edited by Israel J. Katz. El romancero judeo-español en el Archivo Menéndez Pidal (Catálogo-índice de romances y canciones ) 3 vols. Madrid: Catedra-Seminario Menéndez Pidal, 1977, 387; 393; 358 pp.

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Menéndez Pidal, Ramón. "Catálogo del romancero judío-español," Cultura Española, 4 (1906), 1045–1077; 5 (1907), 161–199.

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Title English Title Alternate Title Assonance AMP Catalog Number MP Catalog Number FLSJ Volume, Chapter First Line Notes
Details Doncella guerrera The Warrior Girl Mujer guerrera ó X4 121 Pregonadas son las guerras, / las guerras del rey León
Informants
Name ▼ Abbreviation in Field Notes Place of Residence Place of Origin Information In Field Notes Age at Recording
Details Leonor Halfon Mizrahi [?] ?Los Angeles, USA Rhodes, GREECE 50± (1/22/1958); EFN I, 102 50
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Box Name:
Mizrahi I
Audio Filename:
ec078
Recording Dates:
1/22/1958
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