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Copla is the verse of cante. The word copla is also used to describe the parts of sevillanas and fandangos.
Sheba D. Bergman, Israel

Copla is the sung poem.
María del Rosario Narváez, Argentina

Copla is the unit which cantes are divided into; its duration and number of lines depends on the metrics of each style.
Ana, Uruguay

The copla is the grief of the flamenco soul turned into words... With it, flamenco feeds on poetry in order to make life still livelier.
Ezequiel Mahle, Argentina

The flamenco copla is the minimum space where the author may express himself by means of cante; there are ones with three, four and five verses. They are framed within the rich tradition of Castilian romances.
Gonzalo Franco, Uruguay

A copla is a song in flamenco style. Coplas are the most beautiful songs; they are sung with a lot of love and energy. In coplas love and sadness are always sung about.
Kristina, Germany

Copla is the metrical combination or stanza of cante flamenco.
Meriele Ana Zan, Brazil

Copla is a song in which a story is narrated.
José Tejada, Ireland

The copla is the feeling and the experience of the Spanish people through song, getting across its charm to the entire world and leaving us the skin-deep sensation of living frantically with passion and the full devotion of our heart, without any limits whatsoever.
David Montoya, Colombia

Copla is the sung expression of a man or woman's most varied feelings, regarding personal experience, experiences, emotions, passions and even psychological imbalances, which pressure them in such a way that they must necessarily manifest so in this unique way, which helps them to soften the effect of such feelings on their soul.
Hugo Ricardo, Chile

Coplas are the verses of flamenco songs.
Agnieszka Glowacka, Poland

The copla is a portion of a song formed by different verses.
Roberto, the United States

Copla is the mirror of the soul. It spring up from the person's deepest part upon singing it, reflecting his own sufferings, experiences and his life story.
Taly Ben Bassat, Israel

Copla is the verse of cante. The word copla is also used to describe the parts of sevillanas and fandangos.
Lazar, Australia

The copla is a group of verses, like a stanza. It maintains a pattern of sounds which are repeated in other coplas.
Saadia, the United States

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