Cancioneiro E Romanceiro Geral Portuguez, compiled by Teófilo Braga, is a significant collection of Portuguese folk poetry and romances. Published in 1867, this anthology showcases the rich oral tradition of Portugal, preserving a diverse array of songs, ballads, and lyrical verses. Braga's work provides invaluable insight into the cultural and literary landscape of 19th-century Portugal, reflecting the nation's history, folklore, and artistic expression. This collection is an essential resource for scholars and enthusiasts interested in Portuguese literature, folk music, and the enduring legacy of oral traditions.

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