Cornélio Pires (original) (raw)
Cornélio Pires (July 13, 1884 in Tietê – February 17, 1958 in São Paulo) was a journalist, writer, and Brazilian folklorist. Cornélio Pires was the most important studious of the country man, he understood him, and was the first to launch, in 78 rpm records, the country music, called today "roots music", as opposed to country music. Cornélio Pires is a cousin of the writers Elsie Lessa, Orígenes Lessa, Ivan Lessa and . Cornélio is also the uncle of the spiritist journalist and thinker . * v * t * e * v * t * e
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| dbo:abstract | Cornélio Pires (July 13, 1884 in Tietê – February 17, 1958 in São Paulo) was a journalist, writer, and Brazilian folklorist. Cornélio Pires was the most important studious of the country man, he understood him, and was the first to launch, in 78 rpm records, the country music, called today "roots music", as opposed to country music. Cornélio Pires is a cousin of the writers Elsie Lessa, Orígenes Lessa, Ivan Lessa and . Cornélio is also the uncle of the spiritist journalist and thinker . * v * t * e * v * t * e (en) Cornélio Pires (Tietê, 13 de julho de 1884 — São Paulo, 17 de fevereiro de 1958) foi um jornalista, escritor, folclorista, empresário e ativista cultural brasileiro. Foi um importante etnógrafo da cultura caipira e do dialeto caipira. (pt) |
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| rdfs:comment | Cornélio Pires (July 13, 1884 in Tietê – February 17, 1958 in São Paulo) was a journalist, writer, and Brazilian folklorist. Cornélio Pires was the most important studious of the country man, he understood him, and was the first to launch, in 78 rpm records, the country music, called today "roots music", as opposed to country music. Cornélio Pires is a cousin of the writers Elsie Lessa, Orígenes Lessa, Ivan Lessa and . Cornélio is also the uncle of the spiritist journalist and thinker . * v * t * e * v * t * e (en) Cornélio Pires (Tietê, 13 de julho de 1884 — São Paulo, 17 de fevereiro de 1958) foi um jornalista, escritor, folclorista, empresário e ativista cultural brasileiro. Foi um importante etnógrafo da cultura caipira e do dialeto caipira. (pt) |
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