Evert Taube was a renowned Swedish poet, songwriter, and author, born on March 12, 1890, in Gothenburg, Sweden. He is celebrated for his contributions to Swedish music and literature, particularly for his folk-inspired songs that often reflect themes of nature, love, and the sea. Taube's work has had a lasting impact on Swedish culture, and he is often regarded as one of Sweden's greatest troubadours. Throughout his career, Taube wrote numerous songs and poems, many of which are still popular today. His most famous works include “Fritiof och Carmencita” and “Sjösala vals”. Taube's unique style combined elements of traditional Swedish folk music with his own poetic flair, making his songs beloved by generations of listeners. He passed away on November 15, 1976, leaving behind a rich legacy in Swedish arts.