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Rondallari de Pineda, es un dels recull mes complets de rondalles populars catalanes. La folklorista Sara Llorens el va aplegar majoritariament entre 1901 i 1905. Tot i la seva valua, es va mantenir inedit per causa, dÕuna banda, de les dificultats economiques de lÕepoca i, dÕaltra, de les continues...
Rondallari de Pineda, es un dels recull mes complets de rondalles populars catalanes. La folklorista Sara Llorens el va aplegar majoritariament entre 1901 i 1905. Tot i la seva valua, es va mantenir inedit per causa, dÕuna banda, de les dificultats economiques de lÕepoca i, dÕaltra, de les continues recaigudes en la malaltia que tenia Sara Llorens. Afortunadament, mes de cent anys despres de ser aplegats els textos es pot presentar aquesta segona edicio, fruit del treball acurat de Josefina Roma, professora dÕAntropologia de la Universitat de Barcelona i dels seus alumnes, que han recuperat els originals que Sara Llorens va dipositar en plena Guerra Civil a lÕArxiu Historic de la Ciutat de Barcelona, ilálustrats amb dibuixos de Waldesca Santana.
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