Romancero Viejo
by Anonymous
'Romancero Viejo' Summary
The Romancero Viejo is a collection of anonymous Spanish ballads from the Middle Ages. These ballads tell stories of love, war, and adventure, and they provide a glimpse into the lives and values of medieval Spaniards. The ballads are written in a simple and direct style, and they are often characterized by their use of repetition and parallelism. The Romancero Viejo is a valuable source of information about Spanish history and culture, and it is also a beautiful and moving work of literature.Book Details
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