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• Physical Description: viii, 203 pages : illustrations ; 22 cm
• Publisher: Austin, University of Texas Press [1957]

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Bibliography, etc. Note:

Includes bibliographical references (pages 195-203).

Formatted Contents Note:

On Andean Fiestas and the Indian by José María Arguedas -- Quechua Songs -- To Be Wandering -- The Fire that I Have Started -- That She May Not Find Dew -- I Nurse a Fly -- You Were Crying Alone, Little Duck -- Ay Purple Flower! -- A Wandering Hummingbird -- In this Growing Darkness -- The Bird that Hides Itself -- The Black Water -- Without Anyone, Without Anyone -- Crystalline River -- Leave-taking -- Divided Herb -- Flying High in the Air -- Celso Medina -- Emerald Hummingbird -- The Sand of the River -- When You Find Yourself Alone -- The Ischu Is Weeping -- Snow Storm -- Like Two Doves -- Carnival Song -- Tambobamba Carnival -- Tell Her that I Have Wept -- The Sweet Water -- What Sorrow Will She Dream -- Falcon of the Heights -- Like a River My Weeping -- Yunca -- The Threshing Songs of Angasmayo -- First Song -- Second Song: Guavas -- Third Song: Green Olive Tree -- Fourth Song: Little Lizard -- Fifth Song: The Bagre Fish -- Sixth Song: Cerbaschay -- Seventh Song: Bachelor -- Eighth Song: Lima Lima Flower -- Ninth Song -- Tenth Song: Majordomo -- Eleventh Song -- Quechua Tales -- The Hail -- The Youth Who Rose to the Sky -- The Little Bull with the Shiny Skin -- The Flour Dealer -- The Head of the Town and the Demon -- The Condor's Lover -- Miguel Wayapa -- The Snakes Sweetheart -- Isicha Puytu -- On The Songs And Tales by José María Arguedas.

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Quechua Indians > Folklore.
Indians of South America > Music.
Indians of South America.
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Folk songs, Spanish > Peru.
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Folklore.
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