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espanolSe analizan los ecos de caracter celestinesco en el Primaleon (1512), libro de caballerias del siglo xvi, bajo la perspectiva del estudio de los motivos folcloricos. Se determina como esos elementos derivados de La Celestina fueron utilizados por el autor: como los recreo y reinterpreto. Atiende especialmente al episodio de Flerida y don Duardos y al de Finea y Tarnaes, donde los motivos considerados son la copa magica, la guirnalda magica, el halcon extraviado, el huerto de amor y el manto. EnglishThis article analyses those called echoes from Celestina tradition in Primaleon (1512), a romance of chivalry. It studies the subject attending folk and chivalric motives, and also how they derived from Celestina. It also reviews how Primaleon’s autor used them in a process of recreation, and reinterpretation. Serves especially two meaningful episodes: that one of Flerida and Don Duardos, and that one of Tarnaes and Finea. The motives analised are: a magic cup, a magic wreath, a lost hawk, a garden of love, and a mantle as shroud.

Ecos de <i>La Celestina</i> en el <i>Primaleón</i>: Objetos mágicos y prendas de amor