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Bob marley (bob marley) bob marley was born in Jamaica on April 6, 1945. He is the son of a white officer and a black maid in the British Navy. As a hybrid, he grew up in a slum and spent his childhood there. The hard life made him know how to be an ordinary person, so he never pretended to be a star even though his music was popular all over the world. Marley began his acting career at 196 1. Three years later (1964), he had his own band "Cryers", and his music and enthusiasm quickly won the support of Jamaican music industry. Soon, his first single records "I'm still crying" and "Loneliness is a kind of pain" broke into Jamaican charts for several months, and had an impact on European music. 1972, Marley released the albums Ignite and Burning, which were well received by critics and artists at that time and made him and his band more famous. From 65438 to 0975, Marley's world tour made his music spread all over the world, and millions of people were cheering for Marley's success. 198 1 In May, Marley died of cancer at the age of 36. In just 20 years, Marley and The Crying Band not only sang the Rastafarian music that he admired, but also released many albums, such as Ignite and Leave, which are very popular records. 1984, his last album Legend was released. Marley's life is happy, and he also brings happiness to others. In order to commemorate him, Jamaican people announced his birthday as a holiday in Jamaica at 1990. 1974, Marley and his band sang No Woman No Cry for the first time during their tour in England (no, don't cry for women), which made the whole world intoxicated. This song touched everyone who heard it with the most touching melody and tragic rhythm that only Reggie had, including those who despised Reggie before. Marley and Reggie suddenly became the most popular musicians and musicians. But he hasn't forgotten his miserable life before. In this song, Marley sings, "Even in a brighter future, you can't forget the past." So, 1976, Marley decided to hold a solo concert in Jamaica called "Smile Jamaica". However, an accident happened. 1976 was the election year in Jamaica, and the two opposing political parties, the National People's Party and the Jamaican Labor Party, almost split Jamaica in order to win the election. The Jamaican people are also divided into two factions. Violence and crime spread all over the country. Jamaica's Prime Minister had to enforce emergency laws throughout the country to control the domestic situation. Many songs in Mali have also been declared illegal because they are concerned about the people's misfortune and criticize the incompetence of the current government. And Marley saw his beloved motherland struggling because of internal contradictions, and his beloved people killing each other because of violence. The sense of responsibility drives him to do something for the motherland and the people. With this purpose, Marley began to prepare for his "Smile Jamaica" solo concert. But the day before the concert, when Marley, Rita and others were in the final rehearsal, five gunmen suddenly broke in and shot them madly. Fortunately, the murder didn't succeed, but both Marley and Rita were injured. Nevertheless, Marley held his concert the next day. Afterwards, they finally knew that the murder was committed by armed men of the Jamaican Labor Party. After this incident, Marley temporarily left his motherland. From 65438 to 0977, Marley released two albums, Exodus and Torreya grandis, which became Marley's best-selling albums. However, bad luck has not left Mali. After he was injured in a football match, his toe was found to have cancer cells, so he had to have it removed. But Mali, who loves football, disagrees. 1978, Marley returned to Jamaica to attend a concert called "One Love, One Peace". At that time, Jamaica had become a violent crime country, and you only needed ten dollars to hire a killer to kill people. Marley returned to China this time, of course, to end this terrible situation that made him sad. Therefore, in this concert, he achieved a great career in his own way. Marley raised the hands of Jamaican Prime Minister Manley and his biggest political rival Sega above his head. This gesture, which symbolizes tolerance and reconciliation, will go down in Jamaica's history forever. In the same year, Marley first came to his ancestral home-Ethiopia. A year later, Marley wrote all his feelings in Africa in his new album "Survival". In this voluminous revolutionary record, Marley angrily growled at white people all over the world: "How can you sit here and tell me that you are full of compassion?" Because when I look around, there are suffering figures everywhere. Then he sent the message of fighting in Zimbabwe: "We will have to fight and fight for our rights. "Zimbabwe fighters who were still fighting for independence at that time took this song as their national anthem. When they succeeded in achieving national independence. As the only invited foreign artist, Marley participated in Zimbabwe's independence celebration. In Marley's mind, this is the most brilliant and lofty honor in his life. 1980 Marley began his last concert tour in Europe. The performance caused a sensation throughout Europe. From Berlin to Barcelona to Milan to Dublin. No matter where Marley goes, no band or singer can compete with him. 1980 In September, Marley suddenly fainted while walking in new york Central Park. The cancer cells in his body have spread. Subsequent hospitalization failed to improve the condition. Marley, who was treated in Germany, finally decided to return to his native Jamaica. However, time is too late. When the plane flew to Miami, his condition began to deteriorate. 1981may1kloc-0/day, bob marley left his beloved Jamaican, Reggie and fans all over the world in Miami hospital forever. Only 36 years old. He finally wrote: "On a sunny morning, I finished my work and flew back to my hometown. "In Jamaica, no one is more loved by the people than Marley. Only Marley can go to work with the car door open. No one will steal from him. He is second only to God. 2 1, bob marley's state funeral was held in Ethiopian Orthodox Cathedral in Kingston. From Kingston to Santa Ana, the birthplace of Marley, there were a sea of people. People held pictures of Marley, palm leaves symbolizing peace and tolerance in their hands and held a funeral for Bob Marley under the slogan of Rastafarianism. Just a week before Marley died, he was awarded the Jamaica Medal of Honor. Manley, leader of Jamaican National People's Party, summed up bob marley in his eulogy: "He is a genius. Belong to the kind of great man who can only appear once in a generation. He created a folk art, a folk form. This art form has been successfully integrated into the world art by virtue of his inner magical beliefs, sincere feelings and superb skills, and has been loved by everyone.