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"english": "I was born when plants do\nin the month of flowers I was born\nat a tranquil dawn\nat an april's dawn;\nThat's why they calle me Rose,\nbut of the sad smile,\nhaving thorns for everyone\nbut for you;\nSince I love you, ungrateful,\neverything ended for me",
"ref": "1863, Rosalía de Castro, Cantares Gallegos, page 9",
"roman": "tod'acabou para min,",
"text": "Nasín cand'as prantas nasen,\nno mes das froles nasín,\nnunh'alborada mainiña,\nnunh'alborada d'abril;\nPor eso me chaman Rosa,\nmais a do triste sorrir,\ncon espiñas para todos,\nsin ningunha para ti;\nDesque te quixen, ingrato,",
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"text": "A gaita e o tamboril\nCo máis ardente antusiasmo\nTocando unha muiñeiriña\nUn valse repenicado\nUnha alegre salerosa\nUnh'alborada ou fandango\nBagpipe and tabor\nWith the most ardent enthusiasm\nPlaying a muiñeira,\nan allegro waltz,\na jovial salerosa,",
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"english": "I was born when plants do\nin the month of flowers I was born\nat a tranquil dawn\nat an april's dawn;\nThat's why they calle me Rose,\nbut of the sad smile,\nhaving thorns for everyone\nbut for you;\nSince I love you, ungrateful,\neverything ended for me",
"ref": "1863, Rosalía de Castro, Cantares Gallegos, page 9",
"roman": "tod'acabou para min,",
"text": "Nasín cand'as prantas nasen,\nno mes das froles nasín,\nnunh'alborada mainiña,\nnunh'alborada d'abril;\nPor eso me chaman Rosa,\nmais a do triste sorrir,\ncon espiñas para todos,\nsin ningunha para ti;\nDesque te quixen, ingrato,",
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"ref": "1850, Juan López Muñiz, Paisaniña",
"roman": "an alborada or a fandango",
"text": "A gaita e o tamboril\nCo máis ardente antusiasmo\nTocando unha muiñeiriña\nUn valse repenicado\nUnha alegre salerosa\nUnh'alborada ou fandango\nBagpipe and tabor\nWith the most ardent enthusiasm\nPlaying a muiñeira,\nan allegro waltz,\na jovial salerosa,",
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