Bep Ogterop, also known as Alberta B. Ogterop, was a Dutch singer and songwriter primarily associated with the genres of jazz and pop. Active during the mid-20th century, she gained recognition for her unique vocal style and her contributions to the Dutch music scene. Notable works include her recordings of traditional Dutch songs and jazz standards, which showcased her versatility as an artist. Ogterop was particularly known for her interpretations of songs that blended elements of Dutch folk music with jazz influences, helping to popularize this fusion in the Netherlands. Her impact on music extended beyond her recordings; she was a prominent figure in the Dutch jazz community and influenced a generation of musicians in the country. Ogterop's work contributed to the acceptance and growth of jazz within the Dutch music landscape, encouraging other artists to explore and incorporate diverse genres. Though her mainstream visibility has waned over time, Ogterop's legacy remains significant in the context of Dutch jazz and pop history, marking her as an important figure in the evolution of these genres during her era.