Guillermina Motta, a Catalan singer-songwriter and actress, has been a prominent figure in the contemporary music scene of Catalonia and Spain since the 1960s. Born in Barcelona in 1942, Motta's career blossomed during a time when the Nova Cançó—a movement championing Catalan music and culture—was at its height. Through her music and performances, Motta has showcased her dedication to her Catalonian heritage, often incorporating the region's language and literature into her work.

Throughout her illustrious career, Guillermina Motta has produced a vast and varied discography, which includes both original compositions and interpretations of literary works. Albums like "Canticel (Poemes de Josep Carner)" highlight her contribution to the celebration and preservation of Catalan literary treasures through melody and song. Her album "Bestiari," along with others like "Les Guillermines del Rei Salomó" and "Una Bruixa Com Les Altres," exemplify her narrative and lyrical prowess that charmed audiences beyond linguistic boundaries. Motta is not just a musician but a cultural icon whose artistry extends to her commitment to social causes, as reflected in albums like "L'Any de la Dona," focused on women's rights and equality. Beyond music, her supporters have also appreciated her unwavering support for her hometown Barcelona, as seen in her album "Barcelonista." With a career that spans over five decades, Guillermina Motta remains an influential and respected figure in the world of Catalan music and cultural advocacy.

Genres

Nova Canco

Latest Release

Guillermina Motta: Fent equilibris

Guillermina Motta

Album - 56 Tracks - Released June 1, 2002