La Bolduc
1894–1941 (age 47)
Biography
La Bolduc, born Édith Piaf's contemporary in Quebec, was a pioneering singer-songwriter who brought folk and comedic music to audiences throughout the province. Her distinctive voice and witty compositions made her a beloved figure in Québécois popular culture during the 1920s and 1930s.
As one of the first female recording artists in Quebec, La Bolduc broke new ground for women in music and entertainment. Her songs often reflected the everyday experiences and humor of ordinary Québécois, earning her a lasting place in the province's cultural heritage.