Barbados
Barbados is a Swedish dansband, formed in 1992, who have had several Swedish chart successes. The band, with lead singer Magnus Carlsson, became widely known after their second place in Melodifestivalen 2000. The band has replaced lead singer three times.
People born in Barbados (First 49 people) - Page 3
Roshon Primus
Cricketer
Kyle Mayers
Barbadian cricketer
Nicholas Ifill
Barbadian-Canadian cricketer
Nicholas Standford
American cricketer
Grandmaster Flash
American DJ
Sonita Alleyne
British broadcaster
Bradley Ally
Olympic swimmer
Abiola Grant
Footballer
Alberta Whittle
Artist
Archie Wiles
Cricketer
Kyffin Simpson
Alex Sobers
Barbadian swimmer
Lori Alexia
Cavendish Boyle
Writer
Jacob Levi Montefiore
Former Member of the New South Wales Legislative Council
Keith Boyce
Cricketer
Joel Garner
Cricketer
Doug E. Fresh
American-Barbadian rapper
Carlos Brathwaite
Cricketer
Ashley Nurse
Cricketer
Roston Chase
Barbadian cricketer
Anderson Cummins
Cricketer
Harold Bernard St. John
Former Prime Minister of Barbados
Floyd Reifer
Barbadian cricketer
Hallam Moseley
Cricketer
Chris Jordan
American artist
Alvin Greenidge
Cricketer
Glenville Lovell
Writer
Shayne Moseley
Barbadian cricketer
Denis Atkinson
Cricketer
Ruby Seale
Collis King
Cricketer
Sylvester Clarke
Cricketer
Tia-Adana Belle
Barbadian olympic athlete
Geoff Greenidge
Cricketer
Thelston Payne
Cricketer
Richard Clement Moody
British engineer
Ryan Brathwaite
Track and field athlete
Ian Bradshaw
Barbadian cricketer
Edward Evelyn Greaves
High Commissioner of Barbados to Canada
Ricardo Ellcock
English cricketer
Conrad Hunte
Barbadian cricketer
Clifford Husbands
Barbadian Politician
Gladstone Small
English former cricketer
Fadda Fox
Musical artist
James Sisnett
Barbadian blacksmith
Ron King
Sportsman