"Arte menor" refers to a form of Spanish poetry characterized by verses of eight syllables or fewer. This style is often associated with simpler, more popular, and more accessible forms of poetry, such as folk songs and ballads. Because of its brevity and rhythmic quality, arte menor is frequently used for light, lyrical themes, capturing everyday life, emotions, and storytelling. While it may lack the formal complexity of "arte mayor," arte menor's concise and melodious nature allows for direct and impactful expression, making it a significant and enduring part of Spanish literary tradition.

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