troubadour /trooˈbə-door, -dōr or -dör/

1. Any of a class of mostly aristocratic poets composing lyrics on courtly love, who first appeared in Provence, and flourished from the 11c to the 13c
2. A poet or singer (usu one whose theme is love)

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