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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Claude Davis
Jamaican former footballer
Paul Hewitt
American basketball coach
Nitty Gritty
Singer
Dennis Brown
Jamaican singer
Aidonia
Jamaican musician
Errol Webber
Cinematographer
Dillinger
Musical artist
Cham
Jamaican singer-songwriter
Al Brown
Singer
Big Joe
Jamaican deejay
Chris Hewitt
American football player
Bobby Digital
Music producer
Christopher González
Jamaican Sculptor
Delus
Konshens' brother
Leslie Hylton
Jamaican cricketer
Isa Phillips
Jamaican olympic athlete
Shaggy
Jamaican rapper
Fabian Taylor
Jamaican soccer player
Anita Mahfood
Singer
Thorn Simpson
Football player
Dave Kelly
Singer
Chase Cross
Musical artist
Duane Nakia Cooper
Actor
Megan Tapper
Jamaican athlete
Delroy Clarke
John Figueroa
Jamaican poet
Latoya Greaves
Jamaican olympic athlete
Devon Harris
Olympic athlete
Lloyd Carney
Chief Executive Officer of Brocade Communications Systems
Yendi Phillipps
Jamaican model
Ghost
Singer
Winsome Sears
Lieutenant Governor of Virginia
Sean Paul
Jamaican rapper
Lucky Gordon
Jamaican singer
Paula Coburn
James Coburn's wife
Duckie Simpson
Jamaican musician
Mikaela Loach
Sizzla
Jamaican musician
Meleku
Musical artist ‧ Sizzla's son
Don Carlos
Jamaican singer
Brian Wynter
Jamaican banker
Bushwick Bill
American rapper
Kamila Mcdonald
Jah Cure's ex-wife
Ronetta Smith
Mr. Vegas
Jamaican musician
Randy Chin
Jamaican record producer
Dean Sewell
Jamaican football player
