Oral Tradition Volume 2, Number 2-3May 1987

Table of Contents

Editor's Column

The Artisan Poetry of the Romancero by Diego Catalán

Survival of the Traditional Romancero: Field Work by Ana Valenciano

Migratory Shepherds and Ballad Diffusion by Antonio Sánchez Romeralo

In Defense of Romancero Geography by Suzanne H. Petersen

Hunting for Rare Romances in the Canary Islands by Maximiano Trapero

Collecting Portuguese Ballads by Manuel da Costa Fontes

The Living Ballad in Brazil: Two Performances by Judith Seeger

The Traditional Romancero in Mexico: Panorama by Mercedes Díaz Roig

The Judeo-Spanish Ballad Tradition by Samuel G. Armistead , Joseph H. Silverman

The Structure and Changing Functions of Ballad Traditions by Beatriz Mariscal de Rhett

References by Ruth House Webber

About the Authors

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