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Leda is lovely, if you can get over that whole raped-by-a-swan thing.

I adore Leda! It's undeniably strong yet irresistibly sweet and delicate.

It's nice. Short and sweet.

Yes! When I saw Leonardo D's Leda and Swan I fell hard. It's elegant yet simple and has that mythological allure. Perfect.

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How are you pronouncing it. I grew up thinking it was "LEE-duh" (in U.S.) But I wa watching an episode of "Poldark" and heard it as "LAY-duh." Both are nice. Just wondering.

I wish I could like it, but "leda" means either "to lead" or "boredom" in Swedish!

In truth I would like to like it, but the icky swan story puts me off.

I love it and it's history, but don't think I'd ever use it. the sound is a bit plain.