«La media noche es pasada, / y no viene»: avatares de una canción, entre La Celestina y Alejo Carpentier
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https://doi.org/10.7203/Celestinesca.38.20170Keywords:
Celestina, folk song, oral and written literatureAbstract
In La Celestina (auto XIX), Melibea sings two short songs that have survived in the Pan-Hispanic oral tradition for five centuries. This article analyzes the origins and evolution of both songs, from the point of view of metric, formulas, theme and style.
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