Iracema (1920)
Iracema is a 1920 Portuguese-language texts book written by José de Alencar.
Green, impetuous seas of my native land, where the jandaia sings amid the carnauba fronds: Green seas, that gleam with liquid emerald in the rays of the rising sun, skirting alabaster beaches shaded by coconut trees: Be still, green seas, and softly caress the raging wave so the intrepid boat may calmly float above the waters.
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What is Iracema about?
Green, impetuous seas of my native land, where the jandaia sings amid the carnauba fronds: Green seas, that gleam with liquid emerald in the rays of the rising sun, skirting alabaster beaches shaded by coconut trees: Be still, green seas, and softly caress the raging wave so the intrepid boat may calmly float above the waters.
When was Iracema published?
Iracema was published in 1920.
Who made Iracema?
Iracema was written by José de Alencar.