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- In addition to the name Desgarradas, they are also called Cantares ao Desafio, Cantigas ao Desafio or Cantigas à Desgarrada. The term is also used to...
- there is also group folk dancing, traditional music, including Cantar à desgarrada (musical rhyming duels), and the inescapable firework displays. Until...
- indómito. De Martín Fierro a Perón, el emblema imposible de una nación desgarrada (The indomitable gaucho: from Martín Fierro to Perón, the impossible emblem...
- contra los tejidos y nervios, y el sordo brotar de sangre de arterias desgarradas. Original in Spanish: (Una) novela de nervios desvelados, tajeada cardíaca...
- Tabanka Mozambique Marrabenta Portugal Cante Alentejano Chula Chamarrita Desgarrada Fado Hip hop tuga Pimba Portuguese rock Other East Timor Goa Guinea-Bissau...
- (1982) Lição de Alice: poemas 1980-1983 (1986) Visgo da terra (1986) Rês desgarrada: Poemas, 1986-1990 (1994) De déu em déu: Poemas reunidos, 1979-1994 (1998)...
- conciencia crítica y la sensibilidad ética, voces de registro po****r desgarrada). Tercero, por su peculiaridad de su dispositivo formal (relato oblicuo...
- Bem/Um Dia Uma Flor (Single, Polygram, 1978) – 2063032 Pestotira/Vira da Desgarrada (Single, Polygram, 1978) – 2063033 Canção da Amizade/É Tarde Meu Amor...
- translated Spanish works into Portuguese and published her own novel Desgarrada in 1902. Pestana died on Christmas Eve 1929 in Madrid. She is buried in...
- Portuguese origin, very similar to other Portuguese folk music, like the Desgarrada (Portugal), to Repente, Cururu and Trova (Brazil). Cultivated mainly in...