Rastafari: Perbedaan antara revisi

Reggae began to enter international consciousness in the early [[1970s]], and Rastafari mushroomed in popularity internationally, largely due to the fame of [[Bob Marley]], who incorporated nyabinghi and Rastafarian chanting into his music. Songs like "Rastaman Chant" led to the movement and reggae music being seen as closely intertwined in the consciousness of audiences across the world (especially among oppressed and poor groups of [[African American]]s and [[Indigenous peoples of the Americas|Native Americans]], [[First Nation]]s [[Canada|Canadians]], [[Australian Aborigine]]s and [[New Zealand]] [[Māori]], and throughout most of [[Africa]]). Other reggae musicians with strong Rastafarian elements in their music include [[Toots and The Maytals]], [[Burning Spear]], [[Black Uhuru]], [[Ras Michael]], [[Prince Lincoln Thompson]], [[Bunny Wailer]] [[Prince Far I]], [[Israel Vibration]], [[Bad Brains]] and literally hundreds more.

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