Pipe Bang Glass Jamaica Rasta

It was in the 1930s that what would become the great global Rastafarian movement began, initiated from Jamaica, a social, spiritual and cultural movement of which Bob Marley would be the most emblematic representative.

Derived from Christianity, the Rastafarian movement will be inspired by the ethio pianist movements with a reading of the more “African” holy scriptures.

  The beginnings, from 1930 to 1960, remained complicated due to the reluctance of the Jamaican local authorities in the face of the development of this movement.

Following the disappearance by the destruction of Back o wall, a Rastafarian gathering place, a large part of them will settle in the ghettos of Kingston.

The reggae that follows rocksteady will then try to convey the values and the Rastafarian message.

Despite the crackdown on cannabis growers and smokers, Bob Marley manages to make Rastafarianism the cultural identity of Jamaica.