My first love
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you’re every step I make
Category: Jamaica Culture
‘Tonight, I Celebrate My Love For You’ for island lovers
Tonight, I Celebrate my Love by Peabo Bryson & Roberta Flack is a popular song for wedding singers in Jamaica
Read MoreStoneman restructures ‘rock’ in Clarendon, Jamaica
Stoneman interprets stone messages, himself is a revered rastafarian who shares also on the religion, and consulted on herbs of Jamaica.
Read MoreReligion, science and the arts – the debate
Albert Einstein dismisses the idea that events in nature are purely attributable to chance. Religion provides the link uniting art and science – God the Creator
Read MoreHighlighting January 9 in Jamaica, world culture history!
Important arts, culture and creative events happening around the world, especially in Jamaica on January 9. Power to the creative minds IN THE YEAR 2011: Barrington Watson, Jamaica’s most prominent artist alive celebrates 80th birthday.
Read MoreWayne Chen speaks on paths to success for Jamaican artists
As an example of aspirations for Jamaican artists, businessman and art aficionado Wayne Chen highlights the story of 45-year-old Damien Hirst.
Read MoreJamaica’s public holidays in 2011, 2012
Jamaicans celebrate on some days with the world, but have a few public holidays of their own. A brief look at their origin leads to a deeper appreciation for the natives whose motto is “Out of Many, One People. Public Holidays: 2010 2011 New Year
Read MoreWhy the OAaSIS? Anthea McGibbon responds…
This I believe is one way Jamaica can become more economically viable, and in the end present less strain on other countries.
Read MoreOut of Many, One people: The Scottish
The St Andrew Scots Kirk Church is one of the oldest in the island and is renowned for the St Andrew singers, a noted contributor to Jamaican chorale music.
Read MoreGregory Isaacs we respect you in life and death
Gregory Isaacs: Co-Pioneer of the Lover’s Rock reggae music genre and a prolific voice in the annals of Jamaican music
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