Annamacharya

Annamacharya, also known as Tallapaka Annamacharya, was a 15th-century poet and musician from the Telugu-speaking region of India. He is renowned for composing thousands of devotional songs in praise of Lord Venkateswara, a form of Lord Vishnu, which are called "keertanas." His works are significant in the Bhakti movement, emphasizing personal devotion and spiritual experience. Annamacharya's contributions to music and literature have made him a revered figure in Indian culture, and his songs continue to be sung in temples and during festivals, highlighting the intersection of spirituality and artistry in his legacy.