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| Identification: | canciones de boda |
| Listen to Audio File: | re22a-3 |
| canción. inf1 | |
| Line: | Dezzile, si bien me quiere, |
| Line: | Más por las arenitas |
| Line: | que por el arenal. |
| Line: | Más por cayes del novio |
| Line: | hazzísme pasar. |
| Line: | -- La novia del cuerpo garrido, |
| Line: | u oro molido? |
| Line: | y a cómo la venderís? |
| Line: | -- No la vendo por onsa |
| Line: | ni por cuarterón. |
| Line: | Mirí la novia andando |
| Line: | y perros tras d'eya. |
| Line: | oro molido? |
| Line: | a cómo la venderíth? |
| Line: | -- Dezzile, si bien me quiere, |
| Line: | Dezzile que no puedo más, |
| Line: | a cómo la venderís? |
| Line: | -- La novia, vente conmigo, |
| Line: | La novia, vente a mi lado, |
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| Digital Archive File: | re22a-3 | ||
| Armistead Archive Reel Name: | Reel 22, Side A | ||
| Recording Date: | 1962-08-28 and finishing on 1962-09-17 | ||
| Recording Place: | Tetuán, Casablanca, Tangi | ||
| Other Transcription Files: | 58re22a-1 58re22a-2 58re22a-3 58re22a-4 58re22a-5 58re22a-6 58re22a-7 58re22a-8 58re22a-9 re22a-1 re22a-2 re22a-4 re22a-5 re22a-6 re22a-7 | Informant Data (for entire tape) | |
| Name | Residence | City and Country of Origin | Notes (if available) |
| Simi Salama | Casablanca MOROCCO | Alcazarquivir-Larache MOROCCO | Su abuela era de Tetuán; all texts learned from oinadenas (?) de Larache. 50+/- Aug. 1962. FN 2, 7v Born in Alcazar, at age 17 went to live in Larache. Had lived in Casablanca for 2-3 years when recorded (1962). | Additional Data from Field Notes |
| About this Transcription | MFN II, 13v. "Mirí la novia andando" | 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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