Krambambouli

Summary

Krambambouli is a translated song^[1].

Key Facts

• Krambambouli's instance of is recorded as translated song^[2].
• Krambambouli's based on is recorded as Der Krambambulist^[3].
• Krambambouli's language of work or name is recorded as Dutch^[4].
• Krambambouli's country of origin is recorded as Belgium^[5].
• Krambambouli's publication date is recorded as +1902-00-00T00:00:00Z^[6].
• Krambambouli's edition or translation of is recorded as Der Krambambulist^[7].
• Krambambouli's translator is recorded as Jef van den Eynde^[8].
• Krambambouli's lyricist is recorded as Jef van den Eynde^[9].
• Krambambouli's published in is recorded as Codex Studiosorum Bruxellensis^[10].
• Krambambouli's published in is recorded as Studentencodex^[11].
• Krambambouli's title is recorded as Krambambouli^[12].
• Krambambouli's has melody is recorded as Der Krambambulist^[13].
• Krambambouli's first line is recorded as "Krambambouli", zo wordt geheten^[14].
• Krambambouli's last line is recorded as Krambimbambambouli, krambambouli!^[15].
• Krambambouli's modified version of is recorded as Der Krambambulist^[16].
• Krambambouli's adapted by is recorded as Jef van den Eynde^[17].
• Krambambouli's copyright status is recorded as public domain^[18].
• Krambambouli's form of creative work is recorded as commercium song^[19].