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Title: Bob Marley and his influence with his lyrics.
Name: Fernandez, Pablo.
Course: 4to 3era TM
2012.

Introduction:
Bob Marley was a Jamaican singer and composer, inspired for his letters forthe culture Rastafarian, of whom it was forming part. He is considered to be nowadays a prophet of the Rasta religion and of the reggae music, due to his letters, which transmit freedom, freedom forone, and for all. The intention of this monograph is to demonstrate the readers the influence of this man in the society, the politics, and the reggae, with only the expression of his songs.Monograph:
Bob Marley was known in Jamaica by his band of reggae "The Wailers", which was known throughout the world due to his letters of peace and freedom, which caused an attempt on behalf of thegovernment of the moment, in which Bob, his wife and his manager were threatened. In 1978, he returned to his natal city for the " One Love Peace Concert " in which the “ONU” gave him the “Peace Medal”. ForBob Marley, and for the rastafaris, reggae represents a spiritual music, a singing to the hope, is the weapon of combat against the oppression of 'Babylonia', that is to say, the white power.Marley's songs can be synthesized in:
* Love, happening for the social critique, up to called Revolution.
* Marihuana, sacrament and need for his life and his songs.
* Freedom, in all its aspects.
*Politics, the wars.
* Haile Selassie I, emperor of Ethiopia, creative character of the Rastafarian culture.
* Racism, the color of skin, the discrimination of the whites towards the blacks.
It wasin the epoch of this man, where society was crossing constant prudent, and where the majority was resting on the love and peace of Bob’s letters, where only his voice and his guitar, could againstall the politics and organization of a country. It is this way, in 1980, during the violent electoral campaign in Jamaica, that he intervened in a show to obtain a public truce, and peace between the...