Инвариантен модел и идеи на любовната песен „Либето му се омъжва за друг

The article discusses a popular Bulgarian folk song about the love pain of a young man who was invited as a brother-in-law or as the best man to the wedding of his beloved with another man (usually a brother, cousin or neighbor). The main ideas are achieved after the analysis of the stable formulas...

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