The Diva is referenced, though not by identity, as the contact Leeloo is meant to meet with to obtain the stones early in the film. She would be located on Fhloston at a luxurious hotel where she was set to perform. Sh… See more

Her voice when speaking is musical and ethereal, unlike any human voice, overlain so that it seems that there are two voices speaking at the same time. This implies that her vocal cords may pass air to create a voice in t… See more

The Diva's character is not explored in depth in the film. She appears to be calm, quiet, and somewhat withdrawn, only communicating with her trusted companion as a vessel to speak to Leeloo. She can be thought of … See more

Plavalaguna, Diva's name, is actually comprised of two words concatenated: Plava and Laguna. "Plava" means Blue in Serbian, Croatian, Montenegrin, and Bosnian languages (feminine form, masculine … See more

The Diva is played by French Actress Maiwenn Le Besco, the then-wife of Luc Besson. Her singing voice is provided by Albanian opera singer Inva Mula-Tchako. See more