Jamaica
Jamaica, a Caribbean island nation, has a lush topography of mountains, rainforests and reef-lined beaches. Many of its all-inclusive resorts are clustered in Montego Bay, with its British-colonial architecture, and Negril, known for its diving and snorkeling sites. Jamaica is famed as the birthplace of reggae music, and its capital Kingston is home to the Bob Marley Museum, dedicated to the famous singer.
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Hugh Shearer
Former Prime Minister of Jamaica
Jah Lloyd
Jamaican singer
Delroy Wilson
Jamaican singer
W. Stanley Moss
British writer
J Capri
Jamaican singer
Jah Jerry Haynes
Jamaican guitarist
Bob Woolmer
Cricket coach
Theophilus Beckford
Jamaican pianist
General Echo
Baby Wayne
Musical artist
Claude Massop
Gladys Bustamante
Alexander Bustamante's wife
Sean O'Callaghan
Mortimer Planno
Drummer
Carlton Grant Jr.
Actor
Jennifer Lara
Musician
Michel Domingue
Statesman
Vincent Ford
Jamaican songwriter
Lindy Delapenha
Jamaican footballer
King Stitt
Jamaican DJ
Barrington Watson
Jamaican painter
Pierre Nord Alexis
Former President of Haiti
Bertram McLean
Jamaican musician
Howard Cooke
Member of Parliament
John Dunkley
Jamaican painter
Roger Mais
Jamaican journalist
Sluggy Ranks
Jamaican singer
Sonia Pottinger
Jamaican record producer
Count Lasher
Jamaican singer
Lord Fly
Saxophonist
Lucille M. Mair
Jamaican ambassador
Philip Fatis Burrell
Jamaican record producer
Mary Ignatius Davis
Teacher
Florizel Glasspole
Former Governor-General of Jamaica
Osmond Watson
Jamaican painter
Errol Thompson
Ice hockey player
Ivan Barrow
Jamaican cricketer
Lester Lloyd Coke
Christopher Coke's father
Paul Peter Porges
American cartoonist
Ranking Trevor
Simpleton Musician
Jamaican musician
Una Marson
Jamaican writer
Vivian Blake
Jamaican drug kingpin
Wayne Smith
Jamaican musician
Winston Wright
Jamaican keyboardist
Marie-Madeleine Lachenais
Haitian Politician
Syringa Marshall-Burnett
Former President of the Senate of Jamaica