Hey there, music fans! Let's talk about Comtessa de Dia, a super cool figure from way back in medieval Provence. This talented lady was one of the most famous trobairitz (that's a fancy word for female troubadour) of her time. She lived around the late 12th to early 13th century and was known for her beautiful love songs.

Comtessa de Dia's real name was Beatriz de Dia, and she was, you guessed it, an actual countess! She wrote some of the only surviving melodies we have from female troubadours of that era. Her most famous piece, "A chantar m'er de so qu'eu no volria," is a total heartbreaker about unrequited love. Today, her music is still performed and recorded, keeping the spirit of medieval Provence alive and kicking in the modern world. Pretty awesome for a lady who lived almost a thousand years ago, right?

Genres

Medieval

Troubadour

Latest Release

Vision & Unsung Heroine (Original Motion Picture Soundtracks)

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Album - 27 Tracks - Released December 10, 2021