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La nodriza del Infante (The Prince's Nurse) is a traditional ballad documented in Catalan, French, Sephardic and Spanish. The numerous references to wet-nurses in this and other ballads are related to the ideas that moralists, theologians and physicians expressed about wet-nurses, from the Middle Ages to the present. By comparing those references with these ideas, the author aims to identify the points of agreement and disagreement between such scholarly tradition and that of the community that has orally preserved and transmitted ballads.

Actitudes sociales y creencias populares sobre las amas de cría, reflejadas en el romancero tradicional: <em>La nodriza del infante</em>