Folksinger

/ˈfoʊkˌsɪŋɚ/

noun

A singer who performs music that reflects the traditions and stories of a specific culture or community.

The folksinger captivated the audience with songs that told stories of the region's past.

Neutral

traditional folksinger, modern folksinger, local folksinger

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Pro Tip 1/3

Folksingers often reflect the cultural and historical aspects of their community through music.

Many folksingers perform at festivals, connecting people with their roots.

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Understanding the style and history of folk music enhances appreciation of a folksinger's work.

Listening to various folk music styles can help you recognize different influences in a folksinger's songs.

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Folk singers often address social and political issues in their lyrics.

Folksingers like Woody Guthrie wrote songs that commented on contemporary societal issues.

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