Calypso Rose, born as Linda McArtha Sandy-Lewis in 1940, is a renowned Trinidadian singer and songwriter. She is celebrated for her contributions to the genre of calypso, a style of music that originated in Trinidad and Tobago. Rose's career spans over six decades, and she is known for her powerful voice and vibrant performances, often addressing social and political issues through her lyrics. Throughout her career, Calypso Rose has released numerous albums and received several awards, including the prestigious Grammy nomination for Best World Music Album. She has played a significant role in popularizing calypso music globally and is considered a cultural icon in the Caribbean.