Sayat Nova was a renowned 18th-century Armenian poet, musician, and singer, celebrated for his lyrical poetry and mastery of the duduk, a traditional Armenian woodwind instrument. His real name was Harutyun Sayatyan, and he was born in Tbilisi, Georgia. Sayat Nova's works often reflect themes of love, nature, and the beauty of life, showcasing his deep emotional connection to his homeland. His legacy is preserved through various collections of his poetry, which have been translated into multiple languages. Sayat Nova's influence extends beyond literature; he is also a significant figure in Armenian culture and has inspired numerous artists, musicians, and filmmakers, including the acclaimed 1969 film titled "Sayat Nova" directed by Sergei Parajanov.