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| Identification: |
Vos labraré un pendón
CMP: X3 |
| Listen to Audio File: | 62-48b-2 |
| title: Vos labraré un pendón | |
| canción. inf1 | |
| 1rst hemistich: | Y el que por amor se cazza |
| 2nd hemistich: | su vida vive con dolor. |
| 1rst hemistich: | Ansí hizzi yo, mesquino, |
| 2nd hemistich: | por amores cazzídme yo. |
| 1rst hemistich: | Cazzídme con una galana, |
| 2nd hemistich: | hija era del rey mi señor. |
| 1rst hemistich: | Eya era mujer bien puesta, |
| 2nd hemistich: | yo era hombre agastador. |
| 1rst hemistich: | Gastí mi hazzienda y suya, |
| 2nd hemistich: | cuantas trajo y tenía yo. |
| 1rst hemistich: | Y ahora, por mis pecados, |
| 2nd hemistich: | volvídme hombre apropiador. |
| 1rst hemistich: | Cuando ... |
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| canción | |
| 1rst hemistich: | Gastí mi hazzienda y suya, |
| 2nd hemistich: | cuantas trajo y tenía yo, |
| 1rst hemistich: | Y ahora, por mis pecados, |
| 2nd hemistich: | volvidme hombre apropiador. |
| 1rst hemistich: | -- Traídme oro y seda, |
| 2nd hemistich: | vo[s] labraría yo un pendón |
| 1rst hemistich: | y al quien se le vendieris |
| 2nd hemistich: | no digáis que le he hecho yo. |
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| Digital Archive File: | 62-48b-2 | ||
| Armistead Archive Reel Name: | Reel 62-48, Side B | ||
| Recording Date: | 1962-09-12 | ||
| Recording Place: | Tangier | ||
| Other Transcription Files: | 62-48b-1 62-48b-4 | Informant Data (for entire tape) | |
| Name | Residence | City and Country of Origin | Notes (if available) |
| Moisés Benadiba | Tanger MOROCCO | Tanger MOROCCO | MFN III, p. 15v: 73 yrs. born in 1889; lived all his life in Tanger. (9/12/1962) | Additional Data from Field Notes |
| About this Transcription | MFN III, 17v. Vos labraré un pendón? (frag) | Project Data | |
| Supervising Editor: | Karen Olson. Contact Ms. Olson for further information concerning this transcription. | ||
| Project Manager and Digital Library Designer: | Bruce Rosenstock Associate Professor, Department of Religion University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign |
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