Reggae legend Cliff Jimmy died, aged 81

Jimmy Clamff, one of the greatest proponents of reggae music and reggae music, has died at the age of 81.

A star since the 1960s, he helped send the voice of the Heart to Lead Audiences Through Lits Lits like Hiling, Beautiful people and you want it if you want it.

Already his role as a gun-toto in the 1972 crime drama is more difficult than a bullet, and due to the release of the film in America.

Cliff’s wife, Latefa, announced his death through a statement on Instagram.

“It is with great sadness that I will announce that my husband, Jimmy Cliff, has been released because of the outbreak due to the spread of the virus followed by parsumia,” she wrote.

“I only pray for his family, friends, bridge artists and colleagues who have shared his work with him.

“To all his fans around the world, please know that your support has been a strength throughout his career.

“Jimmy, honey, I will rest in peace. I will follow your wishes.”

The message is also signed by children, lilty and aken.

Born James Kamar in 1944, Cliff grew up as the eighth of nine children in poverty in the parish of St. Jamaica.

Born with a sweet, deep voice, he began singing in his local church at the age of six.

He was inspired to write his own material when he heard skiing pioneer Dern on the radio – and asked Hidel’s teacher how to join his own song.

“He said to me, ‘You just wrote that!'” she told BoJO magazine.

“So I went and … wrote a song called that I finished

By the time he was 14, he had to be moved to Kangston and adopted by the family to meet his intended height.

He was recorded briefly single before topping the Joanican seat with Bashicse’s composition and his own composition, Roosi Lattie Hattie.

In 1965, he was recruited to London to work with island records – later the home of Bob Marley – but the label’s efforts to create an early sound

He eventually struck gold with 1969’s beautiful world, beautiful people – an upbeat, building obem; And the more politically outspoken Vietning, my BB Bylan was named “The best protest bean ever written”.

Lyric tells the story of a young soldier who writes from the war, promising his mother he will be home for a long time; only for him to receive a telegram the next day, informing him of his death.

Clotif was reflected in the song in 1986, saying resolivist rogvivist rogen) “the essence of my music is struggle. What gives it the icing of love.”

Muterian has an international color with the hard worker they came, serenain wrote for the same movie, where he played Ivan Martin, the guardian.

“Films open the door for Jamaica,” said Cliff. “He said, ‘this is where this music comes from.'”

Cl Ripolah Suku song to Soundtrack, including panmanma Inja Gadipasi Putch, which reflects his last days as an artist based in England.

“I was still in my teens,” he later recalled. “I come full of vigor: I will work, I will be there with bountles and stones.”

“And it doesn’t really want it, I’m on tour, I’m not working. I’m struggling, with work, life, my identity. I can’t find a song.” Unfortunately.

Instead, his films and soundtracks won him accit indivit. Time magazine even named it one of the top 500 albums of all time.

During the 1980s, he was first and the rod rolled in the dirty work album, and he returned to the American chart in 1993 with the cover shaaicled today, from the top of the hot abyss.

Other records include Al Abdung’s seminal album Trave (1985) and Rebir (2012), a nostalgic return to nostalgic form to form.

Clif entered the rock and roll of Patl innline in 2010, calling, Tharhing is great and respect “.

His mother, tray tray wyclef jeans said he had been inspired by the success of Cliff as a young boy working in Haiti.

“When we see Jungy Beungfy, we see ourselves,” he said.

It is easy to continue to Wista lost to his life, playing slastend a legend Glastonbiur mustah in 2003; and winning a new generation of fans at the Coplatella fessival.

His contribution to Jamaican music and culture was recognized in October 2003 when he was awarded an important order of our country.

But the singer said for the fans more important than the other eleven who showed him.

Nyom, he was stationed in the USA in 2012, he said: “When someone tells me and says, ‘that’s true-I want to go back,,, I will too.