Sound / Emilia & María, Covarrubias, Spain, 1981

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Title: Emilia & María, Covarrubias, Spain, 1981
Creator: Silva-Corvalán, Carmen, interviewer
Contributor: Emilia, speaker
María, speaker
Maria, speaker
Date Created and/or Issued: 1981-07-16
Publication Information: University of Southern California Libraries
Contributing Institution: University of Southern California Digital Library
Collection: Spanish Sociolinguistic Research Collection
Rights Information: Carmen Silva-Corvalán private collection
The creator has transferred all rights to the University of Southern California.
The original cassette tapes are not accessible to the public via the University of Southern California Libraries.
csilva@usc.edu
Description: A & B: Emilia (female, 75) and María (female, 50). Recorded outside María's house. This woman has lived many years in Burgos but comes to Covarrubias every summer and also on weekends. 1981 July 16.
Type: sound
Format: 1 sound cassette (1:03:35)
interviews
oral histories (document genres)
Identifier: SPAINT-CV015.mp3
http://doi.org/10.25549/spanish-c22-40
http://thumbnails.digitallibrary.usc.edu/mp3.jpg
Language: Spanish
Subject: Emilia
María
Maria
Time Period: 1981-07-16
Place: 42.0597,-3.52215
Burgos
Covarrubias
Europe
Spain
Source: CV15 [Identifying number]
University of Southern California [Contributing entity]
Relation: Covarrubias, Spain
Spanish Sociolinguistic Research Collection, 1978-1992
audio/mpeg
Provenance: Silva-Corvalán, Carmen

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