Balladeer (noun)

A singer or poet who performs ballads.

Origin:

Mid 19th century: from french ballade (from old french balade "song"), on the pattern of minstrel.

Examples:

1. The balladeer sang a mournful tune about lost love.
2. Balladeers have been an important part of traditional music for centuries.
3. Many balladeers have become famous for their powerful and moving performances.
4. The balladeer's skill in telling stories through song was unparalleled.
5. Balladeers often accompanied themselves on guitar or another instrument, creating a rich and immersive musical experience.