Olle Björling, born Karl Johan Olof Björling, was a versatile Swedish artist, renowned as both a celebrated tenor singer and a talented actor. Born on May 2, 1909, in Stora Tuna, Dalarna, Sweden, Björling came from a musical family, being the son of David Björling and brother to the esteemed tenors Jussi Björling and Gösta Björling. His career spanned both the musical and cinematic worlds, leaving an indelible mark on Swedish culture. As a singer, Björling's powerful tenor voice captivated audiences, while his acting roles in films like "Adalen 31" and "Tabu" showcased his dramatic prowess. Björling's contributions to Swedish music and film continue to be cherished, making him a beloved figure in the arts. He passed away on April 12, 1965, but his legacy endures through his timeless performances and recordings.