KINGSTON, Jamaica (AP) – Bunny Wailer, a reggae star and the ultimate founding member of The Wailers emblematic group, has failed in March in Jamaica. Tenía 73 years.
The artist, a baritone singer who won the name of Neville Livingston, formed The Wailers in 1963 with superwriters Bob Marley and Peter Tosh when Vivian was in a barrage of Kingston’s capital. Juntos is launching the international fame with the album “Catch a Fire”. In addition to music, the Wailers and other artists will popularize the rastafari culture among the accommodating jamaquins in the 1970s.
“Jah-B was a vanguardist, always expanding the limits of expression, he had traversed the song, the style or the word”, “said Brian Paul Welsh, a local reggae musician known as Blvk H3ro. “There’s a solo existence of Neville Livingston.”
Wailer murmured at Andrews Memorial Hospital, in St Andrew’s Jamaican parish, of complications from a cerebral palsy that occurred in July, his son Mager, Maxine Stowe, and The Associated Press.
In this case, there is a world of immediate intermediation. Public figures with fans sharing photos, music and recordings of renowned artist galardonado with three Grammys on social media.
“The Death of Bunny Wailer, the Ultimate of the Original Wailers, ends in the most vibrant period of Jamaica’s Musical Experience,” wrote Jamaican politician Peter Phillips on Facebook. “Bunny was a good and conscientious Jamaican herman”.
The Prime Minister of Jamaica, Andrew Holness, also paid tribute to Wailer, who called him “a respected character on the Jamaican musical stage” in a series of songs.
“This is a big loss for Jamaica and for reggae. Inexplicably Bunny Wailer will always be recorded for his outstanding contribution to the music industry and the culture of Jamaica ”, writes Holness.
While recording the world with his music, Wailer feels more like in the mountains of Jamaica and enjoys cultivating the world while writing and grabbing songs along with his cello, Solomonic.
“Creo que gusta el campo de hecho un poco más que la ciudad ″, dijo a The Associated Press en 1989.” Tiene más que ver con la vida, la salud y la fuerza. La ciudad te quita eso a veces. The camp is good for meditation. It has a fresh atmosphere and a fresh atmosphere. Eso te mantiene en marcha ″.
One year ago, in 1988, I flew an airplane to get to the water affected by Hurricane Gilbert in his country.
“In the past, people have been paying less attention to these things (comedy), but as a result they are the most important,” he told AP. “I am an Agricultor”.
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The AP journalist Danica Coto in San Juan, Puerto Rico contributes to this challenge.