Lhasa de Sela 1972 – 2010

Biography

Lhasa de Sela was born on September 27, 1972, in Big Indian, a small community in upstate New York. From her earliest years, she possessed a rare gift for music that would define her life’s journey. Her voice carried a distinctive warmth and depth that resonated with listeners across genres, drawing from a rich tapestry of influences that shaped her artistic identity.

Throughout her career, Lhasa established herself as a respected singer and performer, creating music that touched the hearts of many. Her artistry transcended conventional boundaries, allowing her to connect with audiences through authentic emotion and compelling melodies. She built a meaningful body of work that reflected her unique perspective and creative vision.

Lhasa passed away on January 1, 2010, in Montreal after a battle with breast cancer. Her death marked the end of a vibrant artistic life cut too short. She was laid to rest at Notre Dame des Neiges Cemetery in Montreal, where she remains remembered for the beauty and passion she brought to her music.