In the communities that the Jews expelled from Spain established in their new diasporas, the Sephardi Jews preserved the memory of Medieval Spain. For five centuries they kept alive the language that they had spoken in the different regions of the Iberian Peninsula where they lived before their “exodus” and later on incorporated words and expressions from the languages of the peoples among whom they lived. They also preserved the musical repertoire that they brought from Spain and they transmitted it orally from generation to generation. This article deals with the three main genres that constitute the Judeo- Spanish musico-poetic repertoire: the Romancero, Coplas and Cancionero, presenting the criteria for their classification and pointing...
The Three Keys and The Eggs Without Salt are two poetic formulae inserted in a range of religious an...
The songs of rockers are traditional universal songs, which, within the folkloric tradition of the H...
During the two decades of renaissance elapsed between the bloody events of 1391 and the year 1414, i...
The corpus of cummulative songs in the musico-poetical repertoire of the Sephardic Jews is studied h...
In the rich musical repertoire, sung in Judeo Spanish, and preserved in oral tradition by the Sephar...
The Judeo-Spanish cancionero occupies a prominent place in the Sephardic community life, both in the...
The purimic-strophe, a traditional musico-poetic structure, has served to enrich the Judeo-Spanish r...
Una de las características de la diáspora sefaradí del siglo XVII fue su gran movilidad geográfica. ...
El texto del presente trabajo es una versión corregida de una conferencia dada en Jerusalén, el 12...
From the extensive collection of Eastern Judeo-Spanish oral literature, brought together by William ...
The manuscript Ms 22090 preserved in the National Library in Madrid is the Cancionero de Abraham Isr...
La traducción medieval en España tiene todavía numerosos lados de sombra. Señalar con claridad sus a...
Geographical mobility was one of the Sephardic Diaspora’s most prominent characteristics during the ...
According to Américo Paredes and Samuel Gordon Armistead (2005), folk songs and narrative poems in b...
La canción sefardí Morenica ofrece un locus classicus para analizar los procesos de creación, transm...
The Three Keys and The Eggs Without Salt are two poetic formulae inserted in a range of religious an...
The songs of rockers are traditional universal songs, which, within the folkloric tradition of the H...
During the two decades of renaissance elapsed between the bloody events of 1391 and the year 1414, i...
The corpus of cummulative songs in the musico-poetical repertoire of the Sephardic Jews is studied h...
In the rich musical repertoire, sung in Judeo Spanish, and preserved in oral tradition by the Sephar...
The Judeo-Spanish cancionero occupies a prominent place in the Sephardic community life, both in the...
The purimic-strophe, a traditional musico-poetic structure, has served to enrich the Judeo-Spanish r...
Una de las características de la diáspora sefaradí del siglo XVII fue su gran movilidad geográfica. ...
El texto del presente trabajo es una versión corregida de una conferencia dada en Jerusalén, el 12...
From the extensive collection of Eastern Judeo-Spanish oral literature, brought together by William ...
The manuscript Ms 22090 preserved in the National Library in Madrid is the Cancionero de Abraham Isr...
La traducción medieval en España tiene todavía numerosos lados de sombra. Señalar con claridad sus a...
Geographical mobility was one of the Sephardic Diaspora’s most prominent characteristics during the ...
According to Américo Paredes and Samuel Gordon Armistead (2005), folk songs and narrative poems in b...
La canción sefardí Morenica ofrece un locus classicus para analizar los procesos de creación, transm...
The Three Keys and The Eggs Without Salt are two poetic formulae inserted in a range of religious an...
The songs of rockers are traditional universal songs, which, within the folkloric tradition of the H...
During the two decades of renaissance elapsed between the bloody events of 1391 and the year 1414, i...