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established as the "Day of the
Payador" in Uruguay. In Argentina, July 23 was
established as the "Day of the
Payador" in
commemoration of the famous...
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singer of payadas;
various members of the
Buenos Aires underworld; a
payador who
functions as a poet and narrator; a goblin-like duende;
several marionettes...
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become a gambler). He has a night-long
payada (singing duel) with a
black payador (singer), who
turns out to be the
younger brother of the man
Fierro murdered...
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native land and in Uruguay,
after a
memorable encounter with
Oriental payador Juan de Nava, who
carried at the time a
certain halo of invincibility....
- del
Payador, en
memoria del paso de
Gabino Ezeiza por Patagones". APP
Noticias (in Spanish).
Retrieved 1
February 2023. "Gabino Ezeiza, el
payador del...
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Brazilian folk musician, poet and composer.
Jayme was the most
famous payador of Rio
Grande do Sul and had
great parti****tion in the
dissemination of...
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strong use of this
spoken word
style medium, with
performers known as
payadors dressing in
traditional clothing and
exchanging improvised verses in a...
- Vega was a
mythical Argentine gaucho, and invincible[citation needed]
payador (a kind of
minstrel that
competed in
singing competitions resembling dialectic...
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Higinio D. Cazón (1866–1914) was an
Argentine musician,
songwriter and
payador. His he
toured throughout the country, but the
preferred center of his...
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Fierro has been
widely considered (beginning with
Leopoldo Lugones's El
Payador, 1916) the
fountainhead or
pinnacle of
Argentine literature, Argentina's...
