Lidija Percan
Lidija Percan is an Italian singer from Trieste, born in 1979. She grew up with traditional folk music and started singing early in local choirs and...
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Lidija Percan is an Italian singer from Trieste, born in 1979. She grew up with traditional folk music and started singing early in local choirs and festivals. Her version of 'Bella Ciao' came out in 2019, a song originally written by Italian resistance fighters during World War II.
That recording of 'Bella Ciao' found listeners well beyond Italy. The song's history as an anti-fascist anthem gave it weight, and Percan's voice brought a direct, unadorned quality to it. She has also recorded other songs like 'Bella Istriana Mia' and 'Voga Nineta'.
Beyond that single, she has put out albums and worked with other musicians. The music tends toward folk but touches on pop and electronic sounds too. She has kept singing and recording without much fanfare.
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