La estrofa purímica - Molde de coplas sefardíes
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https://doi.org/10.3989/anuariomusical.2001.56.108Abstract
The purimic-strophe, a traditional musico-poetic structure, has served to enrich the Judeo-Spanish repertoire, as a living and creative genre. Thus, to the corpus of Sephardic Coplas new coplas were added during the years of the Jews' exile in the Ottoman and in the Morocaan areas. This article, based on recording from my own fieldwork, deals precisely with the use of the purimic strophe as a structural model for themes that reflect the impact of social and historical circumstances on the individuum and his community. Among the them: customs, local and social changes, as well as political and historical events.
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