Biography of Bob Marley

Captain Norval Sinclair Marley was a small-boned person. He was a supervisor of Crown Lands land company, owned by the British Government which had invaded Jamaica since the 1660s which is located north of the island. It bears the rank he could when he became commander of the base in the British West Indies Regiment. One time he met with Cendella, an indigenous woman who has mamikat his heart when he was visiting the district of Nine Miles. Their relationship became gossip locals because of race.
In May 1944 cedella surprise his family for being pregnant. So on Friday dilaksanakanlah with Cendella marriage between Norval and the day after their wedding, Cendella evacuated to Kingston in order not tercorek name as the family heir.
And finally Cendella birth to a son whom they named Robert Nesta Marley was born at 2:30, Wednesday, in February 1945 with a weight of six half-pound (3.25 kg) at Nine Miles. It is said that on the night of his birth, many people see a few meteors fall, which he believed would be born a great man.
In 1950 Cendella moved to Trench Town - Kingston. Marley mulay interact with street gangs who then went on to become gang called "The Rudeboys. Although small-boned like his father, but because of his strength he was nicknamed "Tuff Gong".

 After Marley dropped out of school he became interested in music. In early 1962 Bob Marley, Bunny Livingston, Peter McIntosh, Junior Braithwaite, Beverley Kelso and Cherry Smith formed ska & rocksteady group called "The Teenager" which later became The Wailing Rudeboys changed and changed again to The Wailing Wailer and eventually became The Wailers .

In 1977, Bob Marley was convicted of skin cancer, but hidden from the public. Bob Marley returned to Jamaica in 1978, and issued SURVIVAL in 1979 followed by a successful European tour.
Bob Marley perform two shows at Madison Square Garden in order to embrace blacks in the United States. But on September 21, 1980, Bob Marley collapsed while jogging in NYC's Central Park. His cancer had spread to the brain, lungs and stomach. Even this reggae singer finally breathed his last at Miami Hospital on May 11, 1981 at the age of 36 years, leaving a wife and 5 children.

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