Björgvin Gíslason

Björgvin Gíslason was an Icelandic musician born on September 4, 1951, in Reykjavík. He was a self-taught artist who played multiple instruments, including the guitar, sitar, piano, and keyboards. Björgvin was involved in various bands during his career, such as Flamingó, Falcon, Zoo, Opus 4, Náttúra, Pelican, Paradís, and Póker. He also released several solo albums, including *Öræfarokk* (1977), *Glettur* (1981), *Örugglega* (1983), and *Slettur* (2015). His music often explored different genres, and he was known for his eclectic style and contributions to the Icelandic music scene.

Björgvin Gíslason passed away on March 5, 2024. His legacy includes a diverse discography and a significant impact on Icelandic music, with his albums reflecting his versatility and creativity as a musician.