Dos «coplas del fuego» sefardíes en busca de autor
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https://doi.org/10.3989/sefarad.2005.v65.i1.494Keywords:
Sephardic coplas, Sa'adi Halevi, Ya'acob Yonah, Salonika, ConstantinopleAbstract
The present article presents the edition and study of two anonymous Sephardic coplas, namely the so-called El incendio de Salónica de 1839, preserved in a manuscript from Belgrade (1861), and El incendio de Constantinopla de 1883, known from four oral versions. The author suggests the exact place and date of the fires, as well as the authorship of both compositions, namely Sa‘adi Halevi and Ya‘aqob Yonah, respectively. If the interpretation proves correct, these coplas would constitute the oldest extant compositions by the two famous Saloniki copleros.
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2005-01-30
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Romero, E. (2005). Dos «coplas del fuego» sefardíes en busca de autor. Sefarad, 65(1), 127–170. https://doi.org/10.3989/sefarad.2005.v65.i1.494
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