Chapter XV · (Pasacalles) Carrasclás
Alfredo González Díez · Alegres Soldados
Automatic translation, pending editorial review. Consult the Spanish original.
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CHAPTER XV.- (Passages)
CARRASTS
Carrasclas, carascl... how beautiful serenat.-
It's the JUNGER of popular song at Spanish Civil War 1936 / 39.-
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The author or authors of the original lyrics and music from his popular song "Carrasclas, 'but with both forms been found.
The song CARRASSLas appears to have been built up by spontaneous generation, responding with a critical moment situation and so has happened at the Cocaracha set out in Section V. -
The only thing that remains stable at CARRASCLas is its startle, but the quartets have been improvised by every soloist of his cor.- To "berSolari Bosko 'with them they satirize questions about actuality.
The origin of CARRASBLas was perhaps El Carrascal de Pamplona, years 1936 / 39 with quartering and military prisons.
Before we reproduce an extensive repertoire of the cuattos from EL CARRASSLas, We describe THE TIRO-LIRO-Liro and have been widely sung by his purple (1) with a great furour in European musical Repertories.
TIRO-LIOR.- Original Portuguese. The top is either tiro-liro.- Yuntarema or you are at the corner A singing to concertin a dançar o comfort.
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Tyre-liro.- Singing by purmel (1) 1st / 262.a
Below with the tiro-liro-lymo.liro Upstairs and his thyre - leo. they met two at a corner to play their concertina, as well how we danced them
And up with the tiro-lire and down his thyra - lyr -ló.-They put together two moipas to play a concertina, dance their rigodon--dono.
And up with the tiro-lyre and down his thyra -liro.lo. -
CARRASCHAL.- pamplona, year 1937.a-
01.- If you wish to write me -bir, and have known my paradoxer-ero at the front of Madrid.drid first line.
That's a good serenade. Carrascal, carrisgal.
2.- A sergeant ate and eat, five cans of pat-atebes with all his nights as she's been dreaming about them.
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03.- A old seca-dry, -ecan and seg's been married with some bad drego.
satirical STRIBILLE 1936 / 39.- Enchumao (2), padraus and Reposterdia's pimp.
CARRASCAL 1941 / 43.- DEV.
That's a bad walk.
1. If you will write to me, and if I have been killed with his father's name or something but an old man...
2.- A krasive dasenka, -iva and with me she went to pine. "That's what happened there. I can't figure out here, but how bad a walk...
03.- A puripa ate, "Mé and five cans of sardines.
04.- The pineapple and tidle.at. from pine the margarine, ina.-For fear of impotence:
05.- All here are artificial, -al and symbolic tombs (4) Symbolic men have been with them.
6. If by the back of your face, and with a hot light you have been caught up in partisans - wholesome ones will be shown on his tab as "living hunted but healthy party .That's how bad they are to walk...
07.- A very cautious bawk, -car and his cook's looped up with more shit about him.
08.- And with this I say good-bye, and have been gone but soon turn back. The carrascal doesn't finite, but they'll be quartered.
Carrascal, carrisma soon open that lata.
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That's what I'm talking about.
Carrasclas, carasClás. That's a good serenade and his car... An old seca-dry, dried and married with an older sega
WER If the mandaran women.
Jota tuned by the 1st Chorus / 262, at his end of their CARRASTS.
If women were to send, instead of men's commands they would be oil pits and peoples.
In 208.- 25-06 goes complete.
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FUNCTIONER: Roads of the Zarzuela "La Calesera 'by Master Alonso.
The Roof, gentlemen! The cheesebirk, gentlemen! Tachin and tackat are always waiting for you.
The compases of the popular pasacalles from "La Calesera, and they were greatly covered with puripa Raskan-yú but his letter only knew this:
I don't care how sometimes they scare me with their swords.- Tachin, Tatasher and takhín.
But as the whole purtle met under "Barber of Belgrade, and so they sang:
I don't care about a gossip that fancies words of love and how do we get to them? I don't care if they scare me with their swords.- and Toreros doesn) love them because his horns have bad ends.
To Stretch: Irreproducible employed jargon.
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Section XV calls. Classic carras.-
(1) .- Purple:
Troop personnel designated as "destination, 'were called purrel and pilling metastatic. That's something of little valor .- No army lacks arms auxiliary services but in precise cases they solve critical situations that happened at the Battle from Krasnyj BOr (10-02@-@ 1943) where cook soldiers rejected armoured car attacks
Fates called pura: cook, steelman and master's tent. Ornance with an ordenzo) Rig (caballero or barbador / seatsman as well at his place of call to be held by police officers but also from their families after they have been put up for peace
Some destinations listed have been moved to Special Bodies with a military car.-
(2) .- Filling:
Corrupting them to get office, destination and neces.
During the Spanish Civil War of 1936 / 39, ambushes abound in both areas and commands have been forced to take measures for cleanup camouflage from serving on combat fronts.
(3) .- FEDPOST:
Camdas Stapleta. - It was about five digits, assigned to each independent unit or military centre .A letter designated the Company and Batteries etc. dependent on Unidad
Example: FELDPOST 07800-B.- 1 ª -1-I.262.The number corresponds to the 1st Battalion of Regulation. FIRE - Letra A is the P.M. The B appoints first cía.-C, second cia.-D and 3d cy.y E.
Note: in 1984, the Postcode was introduced to Spain and its encapsulation follows a pattern similar with that of FEDPOST from División Azul.- In 1994 published by Feldpost at DEV.
(4) .- Synthetic:
In Germany, as the Blue Division (1941 / 44) proliferated artificial production and even oil was synthetic.
A morning from 1: 262 cried out, Retilez! Here even women are synthetic and sinbolic men, flat pronunciation of an aragonese. - They abound symbolic tombs with artificial monuments .a-