Daniel Devoto
Daniel Devoto (Buenos Aires, lo 25 de deceme de 1916 - Hendaia, lo 20 de noveme de 2001) qu'ei un medievista, escrivan, critic literari e musicològ argentin.
Que hè sons estudis de musica en Argentina puish a París, en particular dab Jane Bathori.
Que ho rofessor d'istòri de la musica a l'Universitatd e Cuyo. Que's tornè installar après a París dab la soa esposa, la hilha de l'escrivan espanhòu Ramón María del Valle-Inclán. Que cataloguè lo fond de musica espanhòu dens las bibliotècas de la capitala francesa e que trabalhè a Peitieus (1968) e a l' Escòla Normala Superiora de París (1973). Qu' editè los Milagros de Nuestra Señora de l'escrivan medievau Gonzalo de Berceo e que corregí Erasmo y España deu famós ispanista francés Marcel Bataillon.
Com cercaire, que publiquè d'ensags suber la musica foclorica argentina e sus l'ecrivan medievau castelhan don Juan Manuel.
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