MenuInventory of the Bobbye S. Ortiz Papers, 1919-1993 and undated (bulk 1950-1990)
Descriptive Summary
- Title
- Bobbye S. Ortiz Papers, 1919-1993 and undated (bulk 1950-1990)
- Creator
- Ortiz, Bobbye S.
- Extent
- 30.4 Linear Feet, 12,430 Items
- Repository
- David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University
- Location
- For current information on the location of these materials, please consult the Library's online catalog.
- Language
- English.
Series Quick Links
- Correspondence Series, 1990
- Personal Files Series, [192-]-1989 and undated
- Subject Files Series, 1938-[198-] and undated (bulk, 1960-1984)
- Photographs and Slides Series
- Cultural Artifacts Series,
- Audio Tapes Series, [196-]-[198-] and undated
- Index Card Catalog Series, undated
- Oversize Materials, [192-?]-[1980s]
- Phonograph Records Series, [195-]-[198-] and undated
Collection Overview
The papers of feminist and social activist Bobbye Ortiz span from the years 1919 to 1993, with most of the papers being dated between 1950 and 1990. The papers consist chiefly of personal correspondence; extensive subject files on international political and cultural movements; photographs and slides; ephemeral publication material such as grassroots newsletters, pamphlets, broadsides, and clippings; cultural artifacts, including buttons and T-shirts; and over 300 sound recordings of spoken voice and music. The collection documents the personal life and career of an international feminist, Marxist activist, and mother, who also served as editor of the magazine Monthly Review and was the founder of the organization WIRE (Women's International Resource Exchange). Other personal documents and subject files concern the activities of Bobbye's daughter, Viki Ortiz, an activist in her own right. The materials in both women's files are especially rich in the history of the international women's liberation movement and other revolutionary movements in Europe, Latin America, and other countries during the sixties, seventies, and eighties. Many of these materials focus on politics and government in Cuba, China, and France. Other topics include Vietnam War protests; students' movements, particularly Paris, 1968; indigenous women's movements in Latin America; AIDS activism; sexual health; adoption rights; gay and lesbian parenting; and women's issues such as reproductive rights, economic status, and violence against women.
The Correspondence Series is almost completely CLOSED to research; see the inventory below for more information. Most materials in other series, however, are open for research.
The Personal Files Seriesfocuses on Ortiz's formal education, particularly her coursework at New York University. Other highlights of the series include Ortiz's scrapbook from her tour of China, which is further documented by audio tapes and photographs in the collection. Writings folders include notes, short articles, and speeches written by Ortiz as well as a collection of poetry by Grace Goldin, a friend of Ortiz. Two folders contain photocopies of inscriptions from many authors found inside the volumes in her personal library (now in the Perkins Library stacks of Duke University). This series is partially CLOSED.
The Subject Files Serieshas been separated into two main subseries: one devoted to international women's liberation and one for general topics. In the International Women's Liberation Subseries,Ortiz maintained extensive files on the status of women and women's liberation campaigns around the world. The grassroots organizational publications (many of them ephemeral in nature), news clippings, and articles found in the international women's liberation subseries address such issues as women's economic status, their roles in the family, violence against women, reproductive rights and sexuality, and indigenous women's movements. The most extensive segments of the subseries deal with women's liberation in the 1970s and 1980s in Chile, Cuba, the Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Eritrea, Guatemala, Mexico, Nicaragua, and the United States. The subseries is organized alphabetically by country.
The General Files Subseriesconsists mainly of articles, notes, and periodicals from the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s. Especially noteworthy are notes and other papers related to Ortiz's work as associate editor of the Monthly Review,though these provide only a limited glimpse into her decades of service there. The subseries also contains materials related to health, cancer, and the right-to-die movement; feminism, women's liberation, and the Women's International Resource Exchange (WIRE); and the political turmoil of Paris 1968. Together, Ortiz's subject files reflect the directions of her activism in the final decades of her life.
The Photographs and Slides Series contains portraits of individuals and groups, photographs taken during tours of countries and political events, and miscellaneous casual snapshots. There are very fine portraits of native peoples taken by well-known activist Gertrude Duby Blom. The largest segment of the series documents Ortiz's trips to China in 1974 and Latin America (ca. 1984). For related materials, see the Audio Tapes Series and the Personal Files Series. There are also audio cassettes recorded in Latin America and Nicaragua, which may correspond with slides in the Photographs and Slides Series. This series ends with photo negatives of an International Women's Day March in 1978. Note: This series is restricted. Use copies must be made of any cassettes without use copies already made. Please consult with reference staff.
Posters, buttons, and T-shirts bearing slogans and vivid images were vital components of the many social movements in which both Bobbye and Victoria Ortiz participated. The Cultural Artifacts Seriescaptures the political use of popular culture in the late 20th century by preserving a representative sample of these cultural artifacts. The selections reflect Bobbye and Viki's participation in social movements concerned with issues such as U.S. imperialism in Latin America, international women's liberation, AIDS, and lesbian and gay rights. The series also contains original artwork done for Bobbye and Viki, as well as art posters from France. Several oversize posters are artifacts from the French worker/student strikes of 1968.
The majority of tapes in the Audio Tapes Seriesare cassette recordings of tours taken by Bobbye Ortiz during her travels in China and Latin America. Additional tapes include recordings of radio programs, interviews, and readings related to Bobbye's activism. Descriptive notes on many of the tapes listed below have been included as an appendix to this inventory.Note: This series is restricted. Use copies must be made of any cassettes without use copies already made. Please consult with reference staff. Related material about these trips may also be found in the Photographs and Slides Series and Personal Files Series.
The complete holdings of Bobbye Ortiz's library, which were donated as part of this collection and reside in Perkins Library at Duke University, are represented by the hand-written Index Card Catalog Series.The hundreds of Monthly Review Press publications in the library are one of the few records in the Ortiz Collection of her work for over twenty years as associate editor of the Monthly Review. The range of topics covered by her library -- women, Marxism and socialism, literature, Central America, Latin America, Asia, social sciences, humanities -- reveals the breadth of her intellectual interests and their intimate connections to her political concerns. The catalog is organized by topic, alphabetically by author therein.
The Phonograph Records Seriesfeatures sound recordings on 33 1/3, 45, and 78 LPs collected by Bobbye Ortiz during her travels. Hundreds of folk music recordings, protest and labor song collections, and miscellaneous spoken word recordings date from the 1960s to the 1980s. Recording artists include many well-known musicians as well as hundreds of other musicians interested in folk, labor, and protest music; major languages represented include Spanish, French, and Italian. Many of these recordings are now out of print and difficult to find. This series is restricted: use copies must be made in order to access the recordings. For assistance, please contact the reference staff.
The addition (Acc.# 2003-0065) is minimally processed. It consists largely of photographs and negatives (approximately 550 prints, 120 negatives, and 1 slide, color and black-and-white), documenting Ortiz's travels to various locations including Cuba, Nicaragua, China, Mexico, the Dominican Republic, and Europe (1968-[1980s]). Also included are publication files related to WIRE (Women's International Resource Exchange), a few pieces of correspondence, and other miscellaneous personal items. Boxes 2 and 3, containing photographs, correspondence, and personal items, are CLOSED to research. Box 1 is open to research. No container list was created for this accession.
Administrative Information
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Access Restrictions
Parts of the collection are closed to research.
In addition, some of the materials in this collection are not immediately accessible because they require further processing before use (see the finding aid for details).
Please contact Research Services staff before visiting the Rubenstein Library to use this collection.
Use Restrictions
The copyright interests in this collection have not been transferred to Duke University. For more information, consult the copyright section of the Regulations and Procedures of the David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library.
Contents of the Collection
Browse List of Series
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Expand AllBoxes 1-7 contain correspondence and address books that are CLOSED to research. Box 8 consists of materials related to Bobbye's passing away in 1990 and is open to research.
Chiefly documents Bobbye Ortiz's formal education. Contains Ortiz's scrapbook from a tour of China, further documented through audio tapes and photographs in other sections of the collection. Writings include pieces by Ortiz as well as poems by her close friend Grace Goldin. Book inscriptions are photocopied from holdings in Ortiz's library. Organized alphabetically by folder title.
[This series contains materials that are CLOSED (early education folders in box 9A). See the container list below for details. Contact Research Services.]
[Contains some fragile material. Technical Services staff may need to reformat newsprint or other brittle paper before use.]
Consists chiefly of articles, reports, newsclippings, broadsides, and many ephemeral publications such as political newsletters and pamphlets gathered by Bobbye Ortiz throughout her life. Materials particularly provide a context for political movements and agendas of the sixties, seventies, and eighties. Divided into two subseries: International Women's Liberation and General.
[Note: Some of the materials in this series are not immediately accessible because they require further processing before use. Please contact Research Services staff before visiting the Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library to use this collection. This series contains large numbers of newsprint and other fragile materials. Please handle with care. Technical Services staff may need to reformat newsprint, coated fax paper, or other brittle paper before use.]
Topics concentrate on all issues important to women's liberation movements, especially violence against women, economic justice, and women's health issues. Many of the publications are ephemeral, prime examples being the grassroots feminist newsletters produced in Latin American countries, and the broadsides and pamphlets connected with political events such as rallies or protests. After English, Spanish is the most common language used in these materials. Organized alphabetically by country.
Cover a number of topics, including feminism in Britain, France, and Italy; racism around the world; the right-to-die movement; liberation theology; and colonialism. Contains many periodical publications, mostly in single issues. A substantial group of materials, including ephemeral publications and memorabilia, originated from the 1968 Paris student-worker uprisings. Organized alphabetically by folder titles.
[Note: Some of the materials in this series are not immediately accessible because they require further processing before use. Please contact Research Services staff before visiting the David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library to use this collection. This series contains large numbers of newsprint and other fragile materials. Please handle with care. Technical Services staff may need to reformat newsprint, coated fax paper, or other brittle paper before use.]
Begins with snapshots taken in Europe and Mexico which are CLOSED to research. These are followed by very fine 8x10 portraits of indigenous people identified as Mexican Lacandon, taken by well-known activist Gertrude Duby Blom. Another folder contains casual snapshots by Gail Lerner Saharoui, mostly portraying unidentified people, chiefly women performing various jobs such as weaving; these were possibly taken in India or the Middle East. There are many images documenting Ortiz's trips to China (1974) and Latin America (ca. 1984) in the form of photographs and slides. This series ends with photo negatives of an International Women's Day March in 1978.
[Attention: Contains pictorial materials.]
[This series is partially CLOSED until 2050. A few photographs in the first box are closed to research. Contact Research Services.]
( Mexican Lacandon tribe photographic portraits, [. 193-])
Buttons, T-shirts, and poster-size broadsides connected to various events or issues in countries around the world. Some items have been removed to the Oversize Series.
T-Shirts (VO)
Chiefly cassette recordings made by Bobbye Ortiz in China, Nicaragua, Cuba, Chile, and the United States. One large set of tapes was recorded during tours of facilities in China. Other cassettes document interviews, radio programs, and speeches by various activists; many of the interviews were conducted or recorded by Ortiz. Some commercial recordings contain collections of folk and protest songs from Latin American countries, Italy, and the United States.
[Some of the materials in this series may not be immediately accessible because they require further processing before use. While some use copies are already available of Bobbye Ortiz's trip to China, Technical Services needs to format for use copies of many of the other audio tapes before they can be used. Tapes are accessible ONLY in use copy format. Copyright restrictions may also apply to some of these recordings. Please contact Research Services staff before visiting the Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library to use this collection.
Two shoebox-size containers hold hundreds of index cards representing Bobbye Ortiz's personal library. Organized by subject, in original order. Box 36 also contains three unidentified reels of sound recordings. These are closed to research: use copies must be made.
Consist primarily of oversize pieces from the Cultural Artifacts and Photographs Series. Posters in this series provide excellent examples of the use of visual arts by late 20th century social movements. All oversize materials have been cross-listed in the main series and subseries to which they belong. Materials formerly housed in Oversize Folders 6-11 have been boxed into Box 38.
[This series is partially closed. Contact Research Services.]
Recordings collected by Bobbye Ortiz mainly from the 1950s through the 1980s. The categories of General (Europe, Latin America, South America), Pop, Folk, Labor movement, Protest, and Miscellaneous have collections of varied content. Many of the popular recordings (not only in the Pop category, but also in the countries divisions) contain protest songs, for example. Anti-Vietnam War movementsongs may be found in various countries as well as in the categories of Pop, Folk, Labor, and Protest.
Some of the materials in this series are not immediately accessible because they require further processing before use. Technical Services needs to create use copies of phonograph recordings before use. Please contact Research Services staff before visiting the Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library to use this collection.
Ptria lugar de Exilio, Gabriel, Cantiga de Amigo, Fecundou-te, Canto de Esperana, Contra a ideia da violncia a violncia da ideia, Voz Suspensa, Caminho Longe, O Poema Original, Sei Que Me Esperas
Antico de um mundo novo, Serventes, Fala do homen nascido, Dez reis de esperanca, Adeus trigo, Portugal resiste, Poema a boca fechada, Venham eis, Ecloga em tempo de guerra, Ternura, Heranca
Meu pas, A bola, Basta, Resiste, Duas melodias, Exilio, Canta, Aqu ficas, Canto do desertor, Bairro de lata, Sou barco, O que menos importa, Guitarras como tristeza, O menino negro nao entrou na roda, Regresso, Canao final, canao de sempre
Cantos para Elegua, Cantos para Oggun, Cantos para Yemaya, Cantos para Shango, Cantos para Oshun, Cantos para Obatala, Cantos para Oya, Cantos para Oshosi, Cantos para Babalu-Aye, Cantos para Elegua
Side 1: Revolution, Revolution! Shouts, Drums and Singing Victory or Death, MPLA, Defender of All the People, MPLA, Angolan Revolution, Spoken Introduction, Allelujah, Papa ni Mama, Untitled fragments, The Comandante is with the Revolution; Comandante, Come in a Hurry; Brothers Listen My Heart Breathes; Separation is Easy; The Portuguese in Angola; Portuguese, Leave Angola, Anthem of the MPLA
Record Label: Polydor, 23934 063
Side 1: Sobre la poesia y el combate, Sobre un cierto tipo de muerte, Sobre un cierto tipo de vida, Sobre la llama que nada el agua fria, Medulas que han, Suertes gloriosamente Ardido
Side 1: Presentacin, Yo soy la Nacha, Las damas de beneficencia, Soy snob, La mucamita, Mi hombre, El vals del minuto
Side 1: Homenaje de Carlos Altamirano, Habla Ernesto Guevara, Carta de Haydee Santamaria, Habla Ernesto Guevara, Himno Latinoamericano
Side 1: Espergesia, A mi hermano Miguel, Los pasos lejanos, Dios, El poeta a su amada, Los dados eternos, Todos los das amanezco a ciegas, Oh las cuatro paredes de la celda, Un hombre pasa con un pan al hombro; Considerando en fro, imparcialmente; La clera que quiebra al hombre en nios
Side 1: Circling Free, Oh Tell Me, See How I Rise, Peace Flowing Like a River, Who Will Go, Spirit of Loving
Side 1: Al jardin de la republica, Duerme negrito, Chayita del vidalero, Tristeza, Alfonsina y el mar, Zamba del Chaguanco, Cancin con todos
Side 1: Balderrama, Hombre en el tiempo, La arenosa, Si se calla el cantor, Hasta la victoria
Side 1: Mire amigo, Nilonga caera, No se puede, Chamarrita de los milicos, Milonga de contrapunto
Side 1: Carcara, Funeral do lavrador, Cancao da terra, Sina de caboclo, Cheganca, Pau de Arara
Side 1: Que sejam benvindos, Autonomia, Acontece, Senes
Side 1: Le petit cheval, Paris couleur novembre, Juste comme un enfant, Requiem pour n'importe qui, Abel Cain mon fils, Dejeuner de soleil
Side 1: La Huella, Somos pajaros libres, Los pueblos americanos, La flor que anda de mano en mano, El angel est llorando, Romance de Juan Hilario Alvarez
Side 1: Supe en el norte que habia, Con el silencio e la noche, Errante golondrina, Cuando llegaron los indios
Side 1: Dicen que no caben, Blanca flor y filumena, Dicen que los manos, Versos por padecimiento, El hundimiento del transporte "angamos", San Pedro se puso guapo, Dsen las manos
Side 1: Cuando aparecio, Las manadas, Pichona sin pechon, El soldado ciego, Cuando se fue
Side 1: Gracias A La Vida, Que Dira Santo Padre, Quena En Verano, Run Run Se Fue P'al Norte, Amor
Side 1: El sudor, Carta, No quiso ser, Que quiere el viento de enero?, Una fotografia, Bocas de ira, Menos tu vientre, El pez mas viejo del rio, Beso soy, sombra con sombra, No pudimos ser, El ultimo y el primero, Nanas de la cebolla
Side 1: Tocata y fuga, Corazon maldito, Run run se fue pa'l norte, El aparecido, Asi como hoy matan negros, Chile herido
Side 1: Hacia la libertad, Chile, Vientos del pueblo, Cai cai vilu, Canto a los caidos
Side 1: Fiesta del San Benito, Longuita, Cancion del poder popular, Alturas, La segunda independencia, Cueca de la C.U.T.
Side 1: Chile herido, Las ultimas palabras, Manifesto, Vientos del pueblo, Cancin al partido, Levntese compaero
Side 1: A Cochabamba me voy, A Luis Emilio recabarren, El derecho de vivir en paz, Camilo Torres, Ni chicha ni limona, Preguntas por puerto Montt
Side 1: A Luis Emilio Recabarren, A Desalambrar, Duerme, duerme negrito, Juan sin tierra, Preguntas por Pto. Montt, "Movil" Oil Special
Side 1: Su nombre ardi como un pajar, La resistencia se organisa, Viviremos, Carnivalito salteo, 'Ta llegando gente al baile
Side 1: Cuando me acuerdo de mi pais, Escrito en el trigo, Carta abierta al interior de Chile, Su nombre ardio como un pajar
Side 1: La cancin de Luciano, La ventana, La resistencia se organiza, Bolivariana, Solo digo compaeros
Side 1: La casa de las odas, Oda al aceite, Pido silencio, Fbula de la sirena y los borrachos, El gran mantel, Sobre mi mala educacin, Dnde estar la Guillermina?
Side 1: El Vuelo, El Tordo, El Pica Flor
Side 1: La libertad, Yo tuve una patria, Tango en Colmbes, Autorretrato, Que sera de mis hermanos, Porque maana se abriran las alamedas
Side 1: Coplas folkloricas, Mexico '68, Coplas del vino, El rin, EL cantar tiene sentido, Los pueblos americanos
Side 1: Rio Manzanares, En lota la noche es brava, Decimas del folklore venezolano, Yo defiendo a mi tierra, Parabien de la paloma, Hasta cuando compaero
Side 1: Gracias a la vida, El "Albertio", Cantores que reflexionan, Pupila de aguila, Run Run se fue pa'l norte, La cueca de los poetas
Side 1: Segun el favor del viento, Un rio de sangre, Santiago penando estas, Hasta cuando estas, En los jardines humanos, Arauco tiene una pena
Side 1: La paloma, El forastero, El canto del cuculi, El pueblo, La boliviana, La cueca triste
Record Label: Paredon, P-1019
Record Label: Americanto 1005
Side 1: Ya tenemos hospital, El survey, Plan de machete, El son de Fengue Corra, Y eso si que no, Y en eso lleg Fidel
Side 1: Ella salio desnuda, Campesina, Mujer del mundo tercero, La mujer posible, Zamba para una flor militante
Side 1: O poder popular, De pueblo en pueblo, Pude ser, Decimas a Jose Antonio Echeverria, Elegia
Side 1: Arte Poetica, Un largo lagarto verde, Cancin puertorriquea, Little Rock, Doa Maria, Muerte, Deportes, Acana, Son no. 6, El abuelo, Caminando
Side 1: Aviso, El caribe, Guitarras, Escarabajos, La pajarita del papel, La osa mayor, El aconcagua, Los usereros, Los ros, Seora, Al pblico, La sed, El hambre, Intittriz, Las nubes, Los vientos, El tigre, Cicln, Ave Fnix
Side 1: Himno invasor, Desde yara hasta la sierra, Hasta siempre Cuba, Marcha de la revolucin, Adelante, Cuba socialista
Side 1: Mosaico cubano, Perlas
Side 1: Vamos a andar, Rabo de nube, El dia feliz que esta llegando, Te amare y despues, Fabula de los tres hermanos
Side 1: Cuba, que linda es Cuba, La comparsa, Son de la loma
Side 1: Cancin de cuna despertar un negrito, Imprescindible, Te doy una cancin, Luna tucumana, Despertar, El son del Palmar
Side 1: Abra las rejas, seor Gobierno; Casas de carton, Amor en la guerra, A desalambrar, Esta llegando la hora
Side 1: Quiero abrir una ventana, Mujer campesina, Tiempo oportuno, Gaga Lola, Ay si tuviera tierra!
Side 1: Taberno y otros lugares - Taberna, A muerte fiel, a muerte convivada, Los jvenes, La lucha de los contrarios, pero. . . , Decires, 50 Aniversario, Tu compaa
Side 1: Poema de Amor, La Barricada, El Salvador T Venciendo, Regalo a un Nio, Marcha del EPL
Side 1: La Petite Servante, La voix du sang, Les pchs capitaux, La marchande de fleurs, La complainte de la jeune nonne contra son cœur, La chanson du pharmacien, Le souper chez Borgia
Side 1: De Gaulle s'exprime, Cohn-Bendit et la dmocratie directe, Cohn-Bendit vu par Georges Sguy, Fermeture de la Facult des Lettres de Nanterre par le doyen Grappin, Fermeture de la Sorbonne par le Recteur Roche, Les premires bagarres Boulevard Saint-Michel, Premires impressions d'Alain Peyrfitte, La Premire meute du Quartier Latin, Les tudiants l'Arc de Triomphe, Le Palais Bourbon l'Elyse: Commentaires des tudiants, Alain Peyrefitte promet d'ouvrir la Sorbonne, Les lycns entrent en action, La nuit des barricadas de la rue Guy Lussac: Dialogue Chalin-Geismar: Les premires barricadas: Les combates de la rue, Retour de Georges Pompidou, Grve gnrale et occupation de la Sorbonne, Jean-Paul Sartre et la violence
Side 1: Maria, Heureux celui qui meurt d'aimer, En groupe, en ligue, en procession, Si je mourais la-bas, La libert est en voyage
Side 1: Cuba si, Mourir au soleil, Excusez-moi, Prisunic, A Santiago
Side 1: In memoriam, La fte est finie, Paralllbipdes, Vieille, Madame Bovary, La propritaire
Side 1: L'a Fte est l, Bonjour tristesse, Complainte du tlphone, Musique mchanique, La Valse des si, Qu'on est bien
Side 1: Introduction, J'ai le cœur aussi grand, Plus jamais, Un petit poisson, un petit oiseau, Vieille, Reveuse et fragile, A contrecœur, Je suis bien
Side 1: La belle vie, la belle toile, Les enfants qui s'aiment, Les feuilles mortes, Amours perdues, Je has les dimanches
Side 1: Tu me dirais, Les cloches, Dieu est negre, Complainte de Sir Jack l'Eventreur, Si tu t'magines, Chanson pour L'Auvergnat, Les Croix
Side 1: Prlude la Diane franaise, Ce cœur qui hassait la guerre, Paris-Pentecte, Refuge, Romance des 40.000, La patience, Les dents serres, Prire pour les Russes, Ballade de celui qui chanta dans les supplices
Side 1: Lo pais que vol viure, Montsegur, Un Pais, un poble, Lo soldat desconegut, Tornaras, Lo tamborinaire
Side 1: Les loups sont entres dans Paris, La vie c'est comme une dent, Prlude de Sarah, Sarah, Maxim's, Ma solitude, Fleurs de meninges
Side 1: Rupture, L'absence, La putain, Comme elle est longue mourir ma jeunesse, Va-t'en savoir pourquoi
Side 1: Les joyeux bouchers, Cinmatographe, Fais-moi mal Johnny, La java des bombes atomiques, Je bois, Juste le temps de vivre
Side 1: Le chant des partisans, Nuit et brouillard, L'affiche rouge, Liberte
Disc 1, side 1: Tango Verde / Ricardo Romero, Andalucia / Ernesto Lecuona
Side 1: Mi nombre es Estrella Artau, Mi machete de madera, La muralla, Cantaliso en un bar, Caminando, Como el viento en movimiento, Algo se quema alla afuera
Side 1: La gran perdida de alhama, Brisas del zulia, A la mar, Camino el indio, Mi nia se fue a la mar, Yo no canto por cantar
Side 1: Valparaiso, Freedom for Nicaragua, Cubita, Trojan Horse, We Sing For You
Side 1: Puales, Vidalita, Las Bogotanas, El condor pasa, El siquisiri, De punta y Taco
Side 1: El aparecido, Anch'io ti ricordero', Cancin del guerrillero heroico, Aleluia, Si el poeta eres tu, Lorsque s'allument les brasiers, Changuito guerrillero, Como el Che
Side 1 and 2: L'internationale, Les partisans, La varsovienne, Le chant des survivants, Le drapeau rouge, Fleur cueillie..., Hardi, camarades!, Les quatre gnraux, L'appel de komintern, Le chant des marais, La jeune garde, Le chant des martyrs, Le front des travailleurs, Bandiera Rossa, Solidarit
Side 1: Pedro Pueblo; Chile, paloma herida; Te digo hermano, Sigue la vida su curso, Despierta boricua, Superpig
Side 1: Himno de los campamentos de al fat'h, Himno nacional de Guatemala, Himno de Republica de Guinea
Side 1: Ya se van, Cinco hermanos preso, Al amigo sincero, Contrariedad, Estudiantes y obreros
Side 1: Juanito Laguna remonta un barrilete, El canelazo, Vasija de barro, Sicuriadas, Zamba de los humildes, Cuecas - Largume la manga, El musico errante
Side 1: Inno a Oberdan, Addio Lugano bella, Fischia il vento, Los cuatro generales, Horstwessel Lied
Vol. 1, Side 1: Ebrei, Albania, Austria, Belgio, Bulgaria
Side 1: Terra e aqua, La morte di Anita, Declaracin, Il padrone del mondo, Le pietre e il mare, Ma cosa ti credi, D'un tratto grid
Side 1: Vietnam 67, Aurons-nous point la paix?, Choisis ton opium, Dsembourbez l'avenir, Viva Cuba, Je chanterai, Les gens de la moyenne, La blanche Aminte
Side 1: Entrada Angelus; Seor, ten piedad; Gloria; Aleluya, Credo
Side 1: Changuito guerrillero, Erke, Danzante de la ausencia, Danza de sicuris, Kaphuri, Setoconao, Disparada
Side 1: La andina, Mis razones, La vieja, Uno ms uno, Madre campesina, Tempestad libertaria
Side 1: No me pregunten, Semana santa en Guatemala, Ho Chi Min, Cancin de los ausentes en Tlatelolco, Maderas
Side 1: Freedom First, Black and White Moderate Show, Caterpillar, Oh Mama, Look around you People, Bury my Heart at Wounded Knee
Side 1: Abrele paso a mi fusil, Prisioneros somos, Quiero decirte, Queca del auto; Albizu campos, sembrador; Las condiciones; Tania, guerillera
Side 1: Cancin de la ternura, La llorona, Pollerita colorada, Al ajo, Manos vacas, Vamos chamar o vento
Side 1: Dios le pague, Yo vivo en un tiempo de guerra, Acalanto, Upa negrito, Construccin
Side 1: Marina, To Gelasto Pedi, Agapi Mou, Dakysmena Matia, Apo To Parathyro Sou, O Kipos Ebene Sti Thalassa
Side 1: Aujourd'hui la Grece ( Greece Today), A nikiforos Mandilaras, Les premiers morts, Lorsque tu frapperas a ma porte, Lamentation, N'oublie pas oropos, Pour non obeissance aux instructions, Le Gaillard
Side 1: Asma Asmaton, O Andonis, O Drapetis, Otan Teliossi O Polemos
Side 1: Afta ta dentra, Oli Dipsane, Otan sfingoun to cheri, Tossa chronia, Bikan sta sidera
Record Label: Polydor, 184 357
Side 1: Felicita', Una donna nella tua vita, Il mestiere piu' antico, Abortire, 8 Marzo, Ma verra' un giorno
Side 1: Inno di mameli, Bella ciao, La' su quei monti, Il bersagliere ha cento penne, Pieta' l'e' morta, Lungo la strada
Side 1: Italia bella, mostrati gentile, Quando saremo en merica, E tutti va in Francia, Vuoi tu venir giuletta?, Sei bella negli occhi, Io parto per l' America, Santa Lucia Luntana, Quando l'albero comincia a fiorire
Side 1: Il fiume furore
Side 1: Io so che un giorno, Mi so no el perch, Quand riva 'l cald', A quel omm'
Side 1: Venne maggio: Prologo di un anno, Forza giuan l'idea non morta, Nostro amor la crescer, Domani amore andremo
Side 1: Prologo, Siamo stufe, E la mi mamma, Canzone di strada, Devento mata, Avete mai guardato, Il parto, Noi donne
Side 1: Partire, partir, partir bisogna; Inno a Oberdan, Addio a Lugano, Ninna nanna della guerra, O Gorizia tu sei maledetta, Il bersagliere ha cento penne
Side 1/2: Canta e suona: Poema epico
Side 1: Un Volto, Del mare
Sides 1/2: La svolta di Salerno
Side 1: Get Back, Respect, Politician, Beggin' is a Ting, Color Bar
Side 1: Oy a Nacht a sheyne, Yisrolik, Ver der ershter vet lachn, Shtil di Nacht iz oysgeshternt, Tsipele, Farvos iz der Himl geven nechtn loyter?, Sheyn bin ich sheyn, Oyfdem Zamd fun Negev
Side 1: A la una yo nazi, Caminando por la plaza, La rosa enflorece, Desde hoy la mi madre, Una hija tiene el rey, Mam yo no tengo visto, Hija ma mi querida, Dize la nuestra novia, Esta montaa
Side 1: Chanuke, O Chanuke!, Geh ich mir Spatzieren, Mai Komashmo Lon, Shein bin ich shein, Tum-balalayka, Die Mesinke, Sug mir du shein Meidele, Dire-gelt
Side 1: Cuatro copas, Llegando a t, Que bonito que bonito, La espiga, Cuando nadie te quiera, Vmonos
Side 1: A Cadiz base extranjera, Rota oriental Spain, Ven mi amor, Al pueblo de Brasil, Balada del posible regreso, Balada del parana, Yo mataba a los murcielagos
Side 1: Palabras de amor, Coplas de Martin Ferro, Gottingen, Los mineros de Asturias, Nana Meridea
Side 1: La vida no vale nada, Yo pisare las calles nuevamente, A Salvador Allende en su combate por la vida, Sueo con serpientes
Side 1: Amrica latina canta, Las elecciones, los gorilas, Halcn colea colea, El gallito trovador (Sobre un tema popular oaxaqueo
Side 1: Ya te he dicho, Vibrorita del mar, La paloma y el jarabe Oaxacado, Tragedia de Prisco Sanchez
Side 1: El barzon, Tierra humeda, A que les tiras cuando sueas Mexicano, El negro Manuel Antonio, Bola Suriana de la muerte de Emiliano Zapata, La madicin de malinche
Side 1: Pas con rey, Los tres gorrioncitos, El papalote azul, El gurisito, Mi arbolito, Protesta infantil
Side 1: La Salinidad, Corrido de Arturo Gamiz, Corrido de Santo Domingo, Los nios trabajadores
Side 1: El herradero, Cancin mexicana, La Panchita, Mujer ladina, As somos en Jalisco, Tlaquepaque
Side 1: Volveremos (Testimonios de carteles, consignas, canciones de Mxico 68.), Un lugar de Javier Snchez Arreglo: "Los Nakos", 2 de octubre de Vctor Sanen
Side 1: Primero de enero, El inventario, Pobrecito mi Chipote, Para recordar, Tininiska
Side 1: Beladi (Motherland), The Revolutionairies' Debt, The Rising Tide, The Testament of a Martyr, The Road of Dignity, Fedayee (Freedom Fighter), Palestinian Arab
Side 1: Antonio muri de un balazo, Pal viejo y que adivine, El negrito bonito, Lamento neoyorquino
Side 1: Tema, Camilo Torres, Yo tu, Hemos dicho basta, Ya se van
Side 1: Que Bonita Bandera, Culebras y vieques, Puerto Rico tiene minas, Yo Quiero, Preciosa, En un pueblito
Side 1: Aqu se hable espaol, Puerto Rican obituary, Himno de Papa Dios, Sex and the Virgin Mary
Side 1: Cancion de Bourg-Madame, Ya se fue el verano, Sin pan, Desde que Franco y la Falange, Muerte en la catedral
Side 1: Jarama, On the Jarama front, Ballad of the XI brigade, Hans Beimler, Comerade, The Thaelmann-Column
Side 1: Messaggi di guerriglieri della montagna ai combattenti della citt, Todos los trabajadores, Corrido de Argimiro Gabaldon, Corrido de Fabricio Ojeda
Side 1: Farewell Angelina, Daddy You've Been On My Mind, It's All Over Now Baby Blue, The Wild Mountain Thyme, Ranger's Command, Colours
Side 1: Wagoner's Lad, The Trees They Do Grow High, The Lily of the West, Silkie, Engine, Once I Knew a Pretty Girl, Lonesome Road
Side 1: No Time, Jonathan, Can't Go Back, All the Young and Fine Men, Until We're Free
Side 1: Lizzie Borden, Hang on the Bell Nellie, The Great Historical Bum (The Bragging Song), Super Skier, The John Birch Society
Side 1: To Be a Man, Feet First Baby, Nancy Rose, Bellevue, Missionary Stew #2, Keep on Keepin' On
Side 1: Golden Apples of the Sun, Bonnie Ship the Diamond, Little Brown Dog, Twelve Gates to the City, Christ Child Lullaby, Great Selchie of Shule Skerry
Side 1: Winter Sky, The Last Thing on My Mind, Tear Down the Walls, Bonnie Boy Is Young, Me and My Uncle, Wild Rippling Water, The Lonesome Death of Hattie Carroll
Side 1: Good Time Mama, Ain't Much Good in the Best of Men Nowadays, You Ain't Gonna Feed in My Pasture Now, Oh Yeah, Long Tall Mama, How Much Can I Stand?, You Can't Sleep in My Bed, Move It on Out of Here
Side 1: Join the GI Movement, Hallelujah I'm a Bum, Ballad of Richard Campos, Go Tell it on the Mountain, Just Another Day, We Shall Not be Moved
Side 1: Masters of War, The Old Maid's Song, Hey Nelly Nelly (Hey Willie Willie), Cu-Cu-Ru-Cu, Tarry Town, Aunt Rhode, Pastures of Plenty
Side 1: We are soldiers in the army, Speech by John Lewis, They laid Medgar Evers in his grave, Soon-a will be done, Come by here
Side 1: We Shall Not be Moved, Miner's Strawberries, Hard Times in the Mill, We are Building a Strong Union, The Mill was Made of Marble, Union Maid, Roll the Union on, That's All
Side 1: Things ain't what they used to be, Janie's Janie, Charlie's song, Chain reaction, Feel good
Side 1: Mining Camp Blues, Hello Stranger, The Green Rolling Hills of West Virginia, A Few More Years Shall Roll, Two Soldiers, The Sweetest Gift a Mother's Smile, Tomorrow I'll be Gone
Side 1: Dr. Oscar Sachs, Stanley Kauffmann, Ossie Davis, Ruby Dee, Alan Dugan, Alfred Kazin, Susan Sontag, Galway Kinnell, Viveca Lindfors, Denise Levertov, William Gibson, Jules Feiffer, Louis Untermeyer, William Styron, Maureen Stapleton
Side 1: Run Nigger, On the Subway, Niggers Are Scared of Revolution, Black Thighs, Gashman, Wake Up Niggers
Side 1: Funky Tale, (Everytime I turn Around) Back in Love Again, Pick Up the Pieces, Boston Ride
Side 1: Turpin Hero, Spence Broughton, Ivor, The Bonnie Banks of Airdrie, Superintendent Barratt, Barratty-Parratty, Go Down You Murderer, Van Damien's Land
Side 1: Auberge toi et moi, Il y avait tant de muguet, Le velo, Rue de chateau, Baptiste des Merveilles, Chant des Vauriens
Side 1: Los Cuatros Muleros, Los Contrabandistas de Ronda, Nana, Paso Rio, No hay quien pueda, Eres Alta y Delgada, El baile de Avila
Side 1: Fanny de Lanninon, Le dpart des joyeaux, La chanson de bagatelle, Nelly, Le Pont du Nord, La Rue Saint-Jacques
Side 1: Fleurs et couronnes, La pche a la baleine, Pour toi mon amour, La visite au muse, Chanson de l'oiseleur, Barbara, Les feuilles mortes, La couleur locale
Side 1: Llanto por Ignacio Snchez Mejas (La Cogida y la muerte, La sangre derramada, Cuerpo Performer: Germaine Montero presente, Alma ausente), Cancin de Belisa, La guitarra, Las tres hojas, Poema del cante jondo (El grito, El silencio)
Side 1: Jazz Band, Je voulais des soleils, C'est a Hambourg, Les beaux enfants, Complainte de Jack L'eventreur, La chanson de Marianne, Chanson des Saintes Maries de la Mer
Side 1: Chanson de Mere Courage, Marche de la victoire, Chanson de la fraternisation, Chanson de Saloman, Marche de la victoire, Berceuse, Cahnson de la grande capitulation
Side 1: Fire in the Rain, Once or Twice, I Got Trouble, No Loss of Pride, Sit With Me
Side 1: Hang in There, No More Genocide, Oh My Beautiful Friends, Wedding Song, Birthday Children
Side 1: Imagine My Surprise, Put Away, Nina, Lady at the Piano, Fight Back, Riverboat
Side 1: Harriet Tubman, Si Me Quieres Escribir, Beloved Comrade, Two Good Arms, Biko, Gracias a la Vida, Pastures of Plenty, Stormy Weather
Side 1: Started Out Fine, Old Time Woman, Laid Off, Water Come Down, It Could Have Been Me
Side 1: Sojourner Truth, Cotton Mill Girls, Ballad, Working Class, Ella Ellison, Draglines
Side 1: One More Parade, The Thresher, Talking Vietnam, Lou Marsh, Power and the Glory, Celia, The Bells
Side 1: I Ain't Marching Anymore, In the Heat of the Summer, Draft Dodger Rag, That's What I Want to Hear, That Was the President, Iron Lady, The Highwayman
Side 1: Pretty Smart on My Part, The Doll House, I Kill Therefore I Am, William Butler Yeats Visits Lincoln Park and Escapes Unscathed, My Life
Side 1: Baby I'm in the Mood for You, Long Ago Far Away, Don't Think Twice It's All Right, Tomorrow is a Long Time, Masters of War
Side 1: Ain't That News, The Willing Conscript, Lyndon Johnson Told the Nation, Hold on to Me Babe, The Name of the Game is Stud, Bottle of Wine, The Natural Girl for Me
Side 1: Jennifer's Rabbit, Mr. Blue, Victoria Dines Alone, The Hooker, So Much for Winning
Side 1: A Job of Work, A Rumblin' in the Land, When Morning Breaks, Daily News, What Did You Learn in School Today, The Last Thing on My Mind, Harper, Fare Thee Well Cisco
Side 1: In the Lobby, Stagflation, Commodity Fetishism, Hunger, Free Market Election Day, Anything Good, Movement Lovers
Side 1: Still ain't satisfied, Sunshine silver mine, I won't go, Can't be free till everybody else is, Vietnam will win!
Side 1: The World's Gone Beautiful, Daddy's in the Jail, It Isn't Nice, Boraxo, There'll Come a Time
Side 1: Avance dans la jungle, Marche de la libration, Le pal en bambou, L'Arme au chignon, Fille du Viet-Nam, Confidences d'un jeune soldat, Gongs des Hauts-Plateaux, Le printemps est revenus sur le Front
Side 1: Hammer Song, Water Me from the Lime Rock, Scandalize my Name, Jacob's Ladder, Witness, Stand Still Jordan, Takin' Names, Swing Low Sweet Chariot
Side 1: The old man and the child, Lullaby, Madrigal of a girl who lost her mind, The Cio Linh mother, Nomads, A long day of sorrow
Side 1: Tam di delam, La chanson de Margaret, Petition d'un voleur a un roi son, Le chant des vauriens, Mister Georgina, La manic, Le bonheur
Side 1: Vingt ans, On s'aimera, Ta parole, La chanson des amants, Les bonnes manires, La mlancolie
Side 1: Sweet Willie, I Built My Lady a Fine Brick House, Hanging Out the Linen Clothes, Poor Old Maids, Too Young, Housewive's Alphabet, Virginny O, You Didn't Do No Wrong, Jenny Bell, Darling Annie
Side 1: We Shall Overcome, Living in the Country, Mister Tom Hughes's Country Town, Where Have All the Flowers Gone, Barbara Allen, Turn! Turn! Turn!
Side 1: Medley (Robin the Bobbin, Mary Mary Quite Contrary, Little Jack Horner), Die Gedanken sind Frei (Thoughts are Free), Jackaro, Never Wed an Old Man, Going Across the Mountains, Harry Simms, King Henry, Medley (Ode to Joy, Goliath Goliath)
Side 1: This Land is Your Land, Oh What a Beautiful City, Healing River, Follow the Drinkin' Gourd, Viva la Quince Brigada, Oh Louisiana, The Bells of Rhymney
Side 1: Old Man Atom, The Sun is Burning, No More Genocide, Take the Children and Run, Power
Side 1: Oh Yes I'd Climb (The Highest Mountain Just for You), Seek and You Shall Find, The Sinking of the Reuben James, Waist Deep in The Big Muddy, Last Night I Had the Strangest Dream, Down By the Riverside
Side 1: If You Miss Me at the Back of the Bus, Keep Your Eyes on the Prize, I Ain't Scared of Your Jail, Oh Freedom!, What Did You Learn in School Today?, Little Boxes, Who Killed Norma Jean?, Who Killed Davey Moore?
Side 1: Who Knows, Bring Them Home, When I Was Most Beautiful, This Old Car, Ballad of the Fort Hood Three, Cumberland Mountain Bera Chase, Since You've Been Apart, Lolly Todum
Side 1: Love song, Honor our commitment, Lullaby, When I was a young thing, Drum majorette, No more war
Side 1: Sweet Honey in the Rock, The Sun Will Never Go Down, Dream Variations, Let Us All Come Together, Joann Little, Jesus is My Only Friend, Are There Any Rights I'm To
Side 1: Ninos campesinos, Huelga en general, Ay pero si, pero no, Corrido de Cesar Chavez, La peregrinacion, Adelita, Yo no lo tengo miedo, De colores, Llegando a los files, Ser como el aire libre
Side 1: Darling Corey, In a Jocular Vein, Get Up and Go, Tomorrow Lies in the Cradle, Wasn't That a Time, Dark as a Dungeon, Hay una Mujer, Venga Jaleo
Side 1: What Month Was Jesus Born In?, Money Crop, Legend of a Girl Child Linda, Universal Soldier, La Colombe
Side 1: Columbia's Daughters, Uncle Sam's Wedding, Keep Women in Her Sphere, Let Us All Speak Our Minds, The Taxation Tyranny, The Promised Land, The Suffrage Flag, Winning the Vote
Record Label: Le chant du monde no. 547, 9361
A la Villette, A Pantruche, Rdeuse de Berges, A la Bastoche, A la Roquette, A Grenelle, A la Glacire, A la Chapelle, A Montmarte, Dans la rue, A Saint-Lazare, Nini Peau d'chien
Au Pont de Charenton, Suresnes, La chanson de Bagatelle, Le Pont du Nord, Paris canaille, Neige sur la ville, Mon pot' le Gitan, Mouvement de valse
Record Label: Le Chant du Monde, No. 548 Parte 9359/9363
Record Label: Le Chant du Monde, No. 546 Parte 9358/9362
Record Label: Le Chant du Monde, No. 1002 Parte 6149/6150
La tolderia, Vidala de la copa, Indiecito dormido, Chacarera del chaco, Camino del Indio, El Arriero, Atenita del camino, La viajerita, No se porque piensas tu
Record Label: Path, MG 218
Album 1: Oh How Proud Our Quiet Don, From Border to Border
Record Label: Durium, 10377
Lettura Motivazione medaglia d'oro con Inno di Mameli, Fischia il vento di Ignoto, Il partigiano di Ignoto, Brigata partigiana di Ignoto, Piet l' morta di Ignoto, Col freddo e con la fame di Ignoto, Egiustizia sar di Ignoto, Siamo i ribelli di Ignoto
Record Label: Musart, M 1132
Record Label: Columbia, 5221-X (WP 23)
Side 1: Nunca, Ella, Quisiera, Peregrina
Side 1: La bamba, La llorona, Lucrecia, El palo verde, La voltereta, El arreo
Record Label: Columbia, DCL 23
Record Label: SMC Pro Arte, 2504
Record Label: Peerless, 3193
Record Label: Peerless, 2535
Record Label: Typic, Editions J. Garzon, Disques Peerless- Mexique, 1041
Record Label: Musart, M158
Record Label: RCA Victor, 70-7474
Record Label: RCA Victor, MKL 3058
Record Label: RCA Victor, 70-7535
Record Label: RCA Victor
Record Label: Decca, 23228, Album no. 269, sides 3/4
Record Label: SMC Pro Arte, 2503
Record Label: SMC Pro Arte, 2501
Record Label: RCA Victor, 46437
Record Label: Columbia, D.B. 3050
Record Label: RCA Victor, AA 488
Record Label: Coda, El Disco Supremo, 5013
Record Label: Pacific, 2756 M
Record Label: RCA Victor, GY 816
Record Label: RCA Victor
Album 1: Ya sabes mi paradero, El tragala
Record Label: Decca, 23227, Album no. 269, sides 1/2
Album 1: Pajarillo cautivo (Mestizo yaravi), Arza huamanguina (Mestizo marinera)
Album 1: Strolling Home, By the Village
Record Label: Disc New York, 6047
Record Label: Disc New York, 6046
Record Label: La Voz de Espaa, 1001
Record Label: La Voz de Espaa, 1005
Record Label: Decca, 2558
Vidala, Pastorale Indienne, Baguala, Malambo, Duerme, duerme, negrito
Cano do metalrgico, Trem do horror, P de meia, Sugestes
Record Label: EGREM, Dujo: Curva RIAA, EPD-4028
Discurso 3 de Octubre de 1965, Himno del guerrillero
Himno del guerrillero, Marcha de America Latina, Carta del Che leda por Fidel
La nia de Guatemala, Mi honda es la de David, La bailarina Espaola, Yo tengo un amigo muerto
Pobre del cantor, Campesina
Y eso lleg fidel, Cinco puntos de la dignidad, Ya ganamos la pelea, La cuarentena
Hasta siempre, Que pare el son, Lo eterno, Un nombre
Cancin del Eligido, 26, Moncada, Qu hay, Todo el mundo tiene su Moncada
La era est pariendo un corazon, Por qu, Su nombre puede ponerse en verso, Por la vida, Fusil contra fusil
Record Label: Columbia, ESRF 1498
Mourir a Madrid, Coplas de la defensa de Madrid, El paso del ebro
La vierge rouge, Gloire au 17, Le chant des jeunes gardes
Ballade pour prier Notre-Dame, Je plains le temps de ma jeunesse, Ballade des Dames du temps jadis, Mort, j'appelle de ta rigeur, Epitaphe, Ballade des pendus
La chanson de craonne, L'Appel du komintern, Les survivants, Clairvaux
L'Internationale, Ceux d'oviedo, Zimmerwald
La Marseillaise, Les canuts, Ronde des Saint-Simoniens, Chant des combattants de la libert, Jeunesse
Petit David prit trois cailloux, Zache, Chanaan, Les faces de Carme
Le dit de la force de l'amour, Le 5 pome visible: Je vis dans les images innombrables, Je t'ai imagin, D'un et de deux, de tous, Avis
Couvre-feu, Je ne suis pas seul, Poesie ininterrompue, Notre vie, Printemps, Bonne justice, "La posie doit avoir pour but la vrit pratique"
Record Label: Eterna, 5 10 073
Nous sommes tous, Grve illimite, Chacun de vous est concern, A bas l'etat policir
Record Label: Philips, 432.552 BE
Record Label: Philips 432.753 BE
Fille de Jrusalem, Saint Ouen's blues, Trve
Comme un p'tit coquelicot, La complainte des infideles, Si tu t'imagines, Le mal de Paris
Mignonne, allons voir...; La fontaine bellerie, Pren ceste rose aimable comme toi..., Marie levez-vous, ma jeune paresseuse...; Comme on voit sur la branche, Le premier jour de may, Hlne, je vous jure..., Je plante en ta faveur..., Quand vous serez bien vieille, Plus estroit que la vigne a l'ormeau se Marie, Il faut laisser maisons et vergers..., A son ame
Extraits de l'Otage - 1. Celui qui souriait 2. Il n'est pas de lieu sur la terre
Le lais, Ballade des dames du temps jadis, Ballade des pendus, Ballade des femmes de Paris, Mort, j'appelle de ta rigueur, Le Testament
Lied der Werktatigen, Die Moorsoldaten, Brueder, zur Sonne, zur Freiheit, Das Einheitsfrontlied, Die Thaelmannkolonne, Das Lied vom Kleinen Trompeter
Kato stu valtu, Vasi a duce ti stoli tu, Ston polemo vjeni o italos, Saranda pende petini, Canzone Sotiri Petrula, Manifestazioni popolari dell'agosto 1965 in piazza Sintagma ad Atene
La guardia rossa, Comune di Parigi, Noi siam la canaglia pezzente, O fucile, vecchio mio compagno, Siamo l'Emilia rossa, O cancellier che tieni la penna in mano
Rossa provvidenza (Le basi americane), Canzone del mondo, Nostro Messico, L'uomo che sa, Autunno '65
Ma 'sti signori, Ae case minime, Balada del carovita, I do piovani, Alle 14,30
Vedrai com' bello, Gli ingranaggi
Koll doo d, Ei! Ei!, Meu Manuel, Vull ser lliure
Il mastio di Vorterra, La canzone di Portolongone, A ttcchi, a ttcchi la campana sona, E 'nta la Vicaria
Amore mio non piangere, Mamma mia dammi centro lire, canto ritmico dei cavatori di marmo, Caltanisetta fa quattru quarteri, E vaiu e vegnu di lu Mazzarinu, Povre filandere, La filanda de Ghisalba
Sciur Padrun da li bli braghi bianchi; C sutta di stu 'nfernu; La Santa Caterina dei pastai; Tutti mi dicon Maremma, Maremma; A la matin' bonora; Addio, addio
Noi lo chiamiamo Vietnam
Il prigioniero, Inno della rivolta, Grizia, Il canto delle tessitrici, Inno individualista, Le otto ore
Stornelli d'esilio, Ma la vita, Amore ribelle, Inno dell' albero, O cara mamma
Santa Caterina dei pastai, La campagnola, Il padrone socialista, Sciopero!
Canto di tristezza, Soltanto per poco, Solitario come nebbia, Canto di tetlepanquetzanitzin, Come erba di primavera, Canto dell'amicizia, Origine dei canti, Lamento del poeta, Canto d'esortazione per il guerriero, Un breve istante, Il dubbio, Almeno i fiori
La boje!, Il canto dei lavoratori, Son cieco, L'Internazionale, E per la strada, Bandiera rossa, Povero Matteotti
Record Label: Linea Rossa, LR 45/3-B
Record Label: Dischi del Sole, DS 205/A
Quattro signori, La leggenda della Neva, Canzone d'Albania, Le tre bandiere, Vi ricordate quel 18 Aprile, Per i morti di Reggio Emilia
La cansun del desperaa, Con la lettera del prete, Se il cielo fosse bianco di carta, Congo (Ballata di Stanleyville)
Record Label: Dischi del Sole, DS-43
L'uomo e' fumator, T'ha detto niente la tua mammina, Come pioveva, Sono tre parole
Jenny dei pirati, Ricordo di Cesare Pavese, Salomon song, Chanson dans le sang
Record Label: Philips, 373 252 BF
Inno abissino, La ninna-nanna della guerra, Stronzio 90, La marcia della pace
Title: C'era un ragazzo che come me amava i Beatles e i Rolling Stones, Se perdo anche te
Canzone dei fiori e del silenzio, Polesine, Il venditore di ventagli, Le deserteur, Il convento delle nazarene, Valzer della credulit
Alle fronde dei salici, Ai fratelli cervi, alla loro Italia, Il mio paese l' Italia, Laude, Ai quindici di piazzale Loreto, Auschwitz, Epigrafe per i caduti di Marzabotto, Epigrafe per i partigiani di Valenza, Ancora dell'inferno
Record Label: Linea Rossa, LR 45/6
Si pu morire, Valige di cartone, Quand gh'avevi sedes ann, L'era alegra tutt i d
Dans la clandestinit, chante la lutte du peuple grec, Contre le fascisme
Chitarre contro la guerra, Ti prego resta accanto a me
Malaguea, Las canastas, Rosita Alvirez, La cama de piedra
Record Label: Colonial Discos Latinos, 537 CR-979/980
Record Label: RCA Victor, MKE 135
Record Label: Capitol, EPEM 10366
Record Label: RCA Victor, MKE 18 A
Record Label: Columbia, EPC 48
Ya cay Somoza!, Caballo Crillo
Record Label: Smith, 002 No. 4394
Record Label: Columbia, ECGE 71365
Record Label: Italia Canta, SP 33/CRA/0034
Farruca, Bulerias, Souvenirs de l'Alhambra, Jota, Seguriyas, Aires gallegos
Gallegada, Folia de San Vicente de la Barquera, Asturiana, Paso Rio, Eres alta y delgada, No hay quien pueda, Jotas, El baile de Avila, Corrocloclo, Ya se van los pastores, Con las abejas, Los cuatro muleros, Los contrabandistas de ronda
Record Label: Discophon INICI, 27.545
Record Label: Philips, 421 225 PE
Five Alive
Record Label: Reeves Soundcraft Corp.
Historical Note
| Date | Event(s) |
|---|---|
| 1918, July 2 | Born in Memphis, Tenn. |
| 1928-1929 | Attended Lockhart-Moore Academy, Little Rock, Ark. |
| 1929-1930 | Attended Fassifern School, Hendersonville, N.C. |
| 1930-1932 | Attended Kidd-Key College and Conservatory, Sherman, Tex. |
| 1932-1933 | Henderson State Teachers College, Arkadelphia, Ark. |
| 1933-1935 | Undergraduate at Barnard College at age 15 |
| 1935-1937 | University of Chicago |
| 1939-1944 | Lived in Mexico |
| 1939 | Married to Robert G. Colodny, separated 1940 |
| 1940-1952 | Married to Cesar Ortiz |
| 1942, May 6 | Daughter Victoria born |
| 1951-1953 | Studied at the Sorbonne, Paris and traveled extensively in Europe |
| 1953-1956 | Lived in England |
| 1957 | Returned to United States |
| 1960 | B.A. in Spanish, New York University |
| 1963 | M.A. in Spanish, New York University |
| 1963, Fall | Teaching assistant in Spanish, NYU |
| 1968-1983 | Associate Editor, Monthly Review |
| 1979 | Co-founder of WIRE (Women's International Resource Exchange) |
| 1989 | Awarded the Arthur J. Felberbaum Award from the New York Marxist School |
| 1990, June 15 | Died, New York City |
Subject Headings
- Ortiz, Bobbye S.
- Ortiz, Victoria.
- Monthly Review (New York, 1949-).
- WIRE (Women's International Resource Exchange).
- Feminism.
- Feminists--Correspondence.
- Women--Social conditions.
- Women's periodicals.
- Social activists--Correspondence.
- Radicalism--United States--History--20th century.
- Social movements--United States--History--20th century.
- Nineteen sixties.
- Communism.
- Civil rights movement--Mississippi.
- Adoption.
- Vietnamese Conflict, 1961-1975--Protest movements.
- Mothers and daughters.
- Cuba--History--Revolution, 1959.
- China--Social conditions.
- Central America--Social conditions.
- Mexico--Social conditions.
- Latin America--Social conditions--1948.
- South America--Social conditions.
- Italy--Social conditions.
- Student movements--France.
- Indigenous peoples--Portraits.
- Folk music.
- Protest songs.
- Scrapbooks.
- Photographs.
- Slides.
- Posters.
Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], Bobbye S. Ortiz Papers, David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University.
Processing Information
Processed by Virginia L. Daley, Paula Jeannet Mangiafico, Ann Langford, Lois Schultz, Pavla Vesel, and Elizabeth Arnold
Completed March 2, 2000 and September 10, 2003
Accessions 92-077 and 94-082 were merged into one collection, described in this finding aid. Part of the 2003-065 accession of the Victoria Ortiz Papers has also been added to this collection in September, 2003, but has not been fully processed as most of it is closed to use.
This finding aid is NCEAD compliant.