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  • JoĆ£o de Barros
    Portuguese literature
    / Poetry

    …Leon, is the earliest extant parallelistic song—a brief, repetitive lyrical poem marked by a wistful sadness that runs throughout Portuguese literature. Of the many later poems that survive, most belong to the major categories of cantigas de amor (ā€œsongs of loveā€; a male voice singing of problems of love), cantigas…

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    …Leon, is the earliest extant parallelistic song—a brief, repetitive lyrical poem marked by a wistful sadness that runs throughout Portuguese literature. Of the many later poems that survive, most belong to the major categories of cantigas de amor (ā€œsongs of loveā€; a male voice singing of problems of love), cantigas…

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