A jongleur is a type of performer who combines music, storytelling, and juggling. The term is derived from the Old French word 'jongleur, ' which means 'JUGGLER.' The term is often used to refer to medieval minstrels, troubadours, singers, and bards. Minstrels were musicians and entertainers who performed in public places, often for money. Troubadours were lyric poets and composers of the Middle Ages who wrote and performed songs about courtly love. Singers are vocalists who use their voice to create music. Bards were poets, storytellers, and musicians in medieval Europe who composed and performed songs about heroic deeds and chivalric romance.