According to James Fitzmaurice-Kelly, »Chapters of Spanish literature« (London, 1908), p.51-52, mentioned by poet Juan Ruiz, Archipriest of Hita (ca. 1283-ca. 1351), in his »Libro de buen amor« (1330-1340), v.1517; The editor of a text dated 1389, A. Álvarez de la Villa, however, mentions a Çampoña, instead (Paris, 1911); The view that the Çanpolla is a bagpipe (➺ Bröcker/Hackmann), "is supported by Ruiz’s mention of a shepherd who is obviously playing the bagpipes (v.1213b)"; According to Marcuse, who fails to reveal her source, it is an obsolete Spanish name for bagpipe (from G[ree]k symfonia). NB: ➺ Çapoña