Ky-Mani

Ky-Mani Marley was an established Reggae Singer for many years. Born in Falmouth Jamaica, he was among the richest and most affluent. He was in Shottas, a cult film featuring Wyclef. Ky-Mani's first album, Like Father Like Son in 1996. The album was immediately followed by Dear Dad", which reached number 1 on charts in the British Reggae chart. In 1997 Ky-Mani joined forces together with Praswell (Fugees) on Avenue which was a smash cover of Eddy Grant's Electric Avenue. Marley is the very first musician to play in Midem in Miami the world's largest showcase of musical talent. Marley performed in the Cameo Theatre which was live broadcasted to 36 other countries. Marley ended up in a bidding battle. He joined Gee Street/V2 Records, where in 1997, he collaborated with P.M. Dawn sang"Gota Movin"Up" the hit song. Ky-Mani is the sole child to Bob Marley and his table tennis champion wife Anita Belnavis. Ky-Mani is Jamaica's most wealthy Reggae Singer. We have found that, according to the Business Insider and Forbes, as well as Wikipedia, Ky-Mani Marley is worth a wealth of around $5 million. Last update was on December 11 2023. When he was a kid Marley favored playing sports rather than listen to music. His mother, however, encouraged her son to take up guitar and the piano. The name is a reference to his East African words for Adventurer Traveler. Ky-Mani Marley was born Jamaica on February 26 in 1976. He is an Jamaican rapper and reggae musician. The name is derived from an East African tribe, it is also known as an Adventurous Traveler. Bob Marley is his only child. He is married to Anita Belnavis who was a Jamaican Table Tennis Champion.