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The author offers a historical and philological study of fado, tracing the word from its Latin root associating destiny with song and examining how fatalistic ideas in poetry and popular belief shaped themes of melancholy and resignation. He surveys how the term came into use for popular songs, consults dictionaries and period sources, compares fado with contemporary popular genres, and documents its performance practice and lyrical subjects as forms of urban expression. The text combines archival examples, lexical analysis, and cultural observation to explain the music’s evolution and social resonance.

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Title: A triste canção do sul (subsidios para a historia do fado)

Author: Alberto Pimentel

Release date: July 25, 2023 [eBook #71274]

Language: Portuguese

Original publication: Portugal: Livraria Central, 1904

Credits: Jude Eyelander and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive)

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ALBERTO PIMENTEL

A Triste Canção
do
Sul

Subsidios para a Historia do Fado

LIVRARIA CENTRAL

DE Gomes de Carvalho
EDITOR

158, Rua da Prata, 160
LISBOA