This lecture explores the contributions of soprano Conxita Badia as a pivotal cultural figure in Catalonia during the Spanish Civil War and her ensuing exile. Spearheaded by Mireia Domènech i Bonet, Mireia Capdevila Candell, and Albert Fontelles Ramonet, the discussion honors Badia's legacy and her vital role in promoting Catalan music. After the war disrupted her last major rehearsal with Pau Casals, Badia became a cultural ambassador for the Catalan government, participating in Italy and France, including the critical performance at the 1937 International Exposition in Paris. She represented the musical heritage of Catalonia, influencing generations of artists and making significant contributions to cultural diplomacy.