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In 2019, Arturo Pérez-Reverte published the novel entitled Sidi: Un relato de frontera. Herman Melville references El Cid when introducing the character of Samoa in Chapter 21 of Mardi (1849): "He alighted about six paces from where we stood, and balancing his weapon, eyed us bravely as the Cid." Georges Bizet worked on Don Rodrigue in 1873 that was set aside and never completed.
Jules Massenet wrote an opera, Le Cid, in 1885, based on Corneille's play of the same name.
Claude Debussy began work in 1890 on an opera, Rodrigue et Chimène, which he abandoned as unsuitable for his temperament; it was orchestrated for performance by Edison Denisov circa 1993. El Cid is portrayed by American actor Charlton Heston in a 1961 epic film of the same name directed by Anthony Mann, where the character of Doña Ximena is portrayed by Italian actress Sophia Loren.
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Claude Debussy began work in 1890 on an opera, Rodrigue et Chimène, which he abandoned as unsuitable for his temperament; it was orchestrated for performance by Edison Denisov circa 1993. El Cid is portrayed by American actor Charlton Heston in a 1961 epic film of the same name directed by Anthony Mann, where the character of Doña Ximena is portrayed by Italian actress Sophia Loren.
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Claude Debussy began work in 1890 on an opera, Rodrigue et Chimène, which he abandoned as unsuitable for his temperament; it was orchestrated for performance by Edison Denisov circa 1993. El Cid is portrayed by American actor Charlton Heston in a 1961 epic film of the same name directed by Anthony Mann, where the character of Doña Ximena is portrayed by Italian actress Sophia Loren.
Berkeley, CA: University of California Press, 1997. Romancero e historia del muy valeroso caballero El Cid Ruy Díaz de Vibar (1828) Cronica del muy esforçado cavallero el Cid ruy diaz campeador (1533) ===Secondary (not cited)=== Simon Barton and Richard Fletcher.
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Manchester: University Press, 2000.
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In 2019, Arturo Pérez-Reverte published the novel entitled Sidi: Un relato de frontera. Herman Melville references El Cid when introducing the character of Samoa in Chapter 21 of Mardi (1849): "He alighted about six paces from where we stood, and balancing his weapon, eyed us bravely as the Cid." Georges Bizet worked on Don Rodrigue in 1873 that was set aside and never completed.
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