Entity: BOB-MARLEY
Bob Marley is a Jamaican singer, songwriter, and guitarist known as the god of reggae music. He formed the Wailers group in 1965 and played a key role in popularizing reggae music worldwide. Bob Marley's music and advocacy for the legalization of cannabis have made him a cultural icon.
Bob Marley
Etymology
The term 'Bob Marley' refers to the Jamaican singer, songwriter, and guitarist, known as the god of reggae music.
Definition
Bob Marley is a Jamaican singer and writer of reggae music who also played the guitar. He formed the Wailers group in 1965 and made reggae widely known around the world.
Historical Context
Bob Marley, born in 1945 and passing away in 1981, played a key role in popularizing reggae music and became a cultural icon known for his music and advocacy for the legalization of cannabis.
Cultural Significance
Bob Marley is considered a reggae god and the favorite son of Jamaica, with his music remaining popular from the 70s to today. He is often associated with marijuana, but his music carries a deeper message.
Related Concepts
- Reggae music
- Cannabis legalization
See Also
A Jamaican singer and writer of reggae music who also played the guitar, known for his advocacy for the legalization of cannabis and his cultural impact.