The Tradewinds, a popular Caribbean band of the 1960s and 70s, is known for their calypso and soca music style. Formed in Guyana by members Chris Albert, Roger Hinds, and Terry Nelson, their music reflects the cultural nuances of their homeland and the broader Caribbean diaspora. Their song, "Honeymooning Couple," remains a staple in the genre, showcasing their distinctive storytelling style and the use of traditional Caribbean rhythms. The Tradewinds have significantly contributed to the global recognition of Caribbean music, influencing subsequent generations of soca and calypso artists.