A Song about Immigration from Africa to
                             Jamaica.
   Jamaica was a colony of Great Britain. People
    of Africa were brought to their colonies to
    ''serve'' and populate

      The African did not want to go to Central
                  America islands.
…of British rule, Jamaica became the largest
sugar exporter in the world, producing 77,000
tons per year, between 1820 and 1824. This
productivity would never have been achieved
without the slave labor brought from Africa.
   19th Century: In the early nineteenth century,
    the high dependency of the British Empire of
    slavery made the African-American
    population 20 times larger than the white
    population. Black people constantly provoked
    threatening situations of conflicts and
    revolution.
   After the liberation of black slaves, they began
    to flee to the mountains, resulting in a
    guerrilla war that lasted 76 years. This made
    the English crown spend over £ 250,000.
     The French Revolution and the emergence of
    the conflict that gave rise to the rebellion in
    Haiti, spread throughout the islands and, in
    1789, the British feared that would cause
    slaves to rebel.
So, in 1795 the second guerrilla warfare
began inspired by the example of freedom of
Haitians.
Following those rebellions, in 1953 and 1957
constitutional progress was made, as a fully
autonomous local government.
 In this song, the author wrote about the
 history of his mother when she was taken
 from Africa as a slave. Marley sang to give
 strength to his countrymen to escape from
mental slavery because “None but ourselves
             can free our minds.”
   Bob Marley sent messages to his countrymen
    and slaves of the world. One of his stanzas
    says:




   Even through all the pain and suffering,
    people should recover with the strength of
    God and the hope for a new future. A different
    future of freedom.
   Marley insisted on singing freedom songs and
    being heard because that was his way of
    expressing people have to be free.
   Bob Marley wants to say that body or mental
    slaves should psych up to be strong and
    escape from the slavery. He challenges
    people to think critically and stop taking as
    natural or inevitable events or situations that
    are products of human acts.
   Old pirates, yes, they rob I;
       sold I to the merchant ships,
          minutes after they took I
          from the bottomless pit.
      but my hand was made strong
        by the 'and of the almighty.
       we forward in this generation
                triumphantly.
           won't you help to sing
         these songs of freedom? -
            'cause all I ever have:
              redemption songs;
              redemption songs.
emancipate yourselves from mental slavery;
  none but ourselves can free our minds.
      have no fear for atomic energy,
  'cause none of them can stop the time.
   how long shall they kill our prophets,
    while we stand aside and look? ooh!
       some say it's just a part of it:
        we've got to fulfill de book.
           won't you help to sing
         these songs of freedom? -
            'cause all I ever have:
              redemption songs;
              redemption songs;
              redemption songs.
     ---
                /guitar break/
                       ---
emancipate yourselves from mental slavery;
   none but ourselves can free our mind.
      have no fear for atomic energy,
  'cause none of them can stop the time.
   how long shall they kill our prophets,
      while we stand aside and look?
     yes, some say it's just a part of it:
        we've got to fulfill the book.
           won't you help to sing
          these songs of freedom?
            'cause all I ever had:
              redemption songs
                all i ever had:
             redemption songs:
          these songs of freedom,
             songs of freedom.
   Immigration has been very common during history. Through the
    centuries, many people have moved from one country into
    another for different reasons. The most usual reasons why
    people leave their country are political, social, economic and
    cultural. For example in the 20th Century a lot of people from
    Europe had to move from their countries to escape from the two
    big world wars. In fact, many people came to Argentina, from
    Italy, Spain and other countries. Moreover, most of us descend
    from these immigrants who came to our country. In our opinion
    immigration is a sad solution some people choose when they
    cannot live free in their countries. That is the reason why we
    think it should not exist. People should be free and have the
    possibility to live in their own culture without any social or
    political problem. In fact, in the song we have chosen, played by
    Bob Marley, his mother is taken to Jamaica to live and work as a
    slave.
   http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jamaica
   http://www.musica.com/letras.asp?letra=864
    48
   http://www.musica.com/letras.asp?fotos=24
    9&fotoid=52
   Vaira, Nicolás
   Carbone, Mariano
   D’Andrea, Gianluca
   Nordhein, Agustín

Vaira and group

  • 1.
    A Song aboutImmigration from Africa to Jamaica.
  • 2.
    Jamaica was a colony of Great Britain. People of Africa were brought to their colonies to ''serve'' and populate The African did not want to go to Central America islands.
  • 3.
    …of British rule,Jamaica became the largest sugar exporter in the world, producing 77,000 tons per year, between 1820 and 1824. This productivity would never have been achieved without the slave labor brought from Africa.
  • 4.
    19th Century: In the early nineteenth century, the high dependency of the British Empire of slavery made the African-American population 20 times larger than the white population. Black people constantly provoked threatening situations of conflicts and revolution.
  • 5.
    After the liberation of black slaves, they began to flee to the mountains, resulting in a guerrilla war that lasted 76 years. This made the English crown spend over £ 250,000. The French Revolution and the emergence of the conflict that gave rise to the rebellion in Haiti, spread throughout the islands and, in 1789, the British feared that would cause slaves to rebel.
  • 6.
    So, in 1795the second guerrilla warfare began inspired by the example of freedom of Haitians. Following those rebellions, in 1953 and 1957 constitutional progress was made, as a fully autonomous local government.
  • 7.
     In thissong, the author wrote about the history of his mother when she was taken from Africa as a slave. Marley sang to give strength to his countrymen to escape from mental slavery because “None but ourselves can free our minds.”
  • 8.
    Bob Marley sent messages to his countrymen and slaves of the world. One of his stanzas says:  Even through all the pain and suffering, people should recover with the strength of God and the hope for a new future. A different future of freedom.
  • 9.
    Marley insisted on singing freedom songs and being heard because that was his way of expressing people have to be free.
  • 10.
    Bob Marley wants to say that body or mental slaves should psych up to be strong and escape from the slavery. He challenges people to think critically and stop taking as natural or inevitable events or situations that are products of human acts.
  • 11.
    Old pirates, yes, they rob I; sold I to the merchant ships, minutes after they took I from the bottomless pit. but my hand was made strong by the 'and of the almighty. we forward in this generation triumphantly. won't you help to sing these songs of freedom? - 'cause all I ever have: redemption songs; redemption songs. emancipate yourselves from mental slavery; none but ourselves can free our minds. have no fear for atomic energy, 'cause none of them can stop the time. how long shall they kill our prophets, while we stand aside and look? ooh! some say it's just a part of it: we've got to fulfill de book. won't you help to sing these songs of freedom? - 'cause all I ever have: redemption songs; redemption songs; redemption songs.
  • 12.
    --- /guitar break/ --- emancipate yourselves from mental slavery; none but ourselves can free our mind. have no fear for atomic energy, 'cause none of them can stop the time. how long shall they kill our prophets, while we stand aside and look? yes, some say it's just a part of it: we've got to fulfill the book. won't you help to sing these songs of freedom? 'cause all I ever had: redemption songs all i ever had: redemption songs: these songs of freedom, songs of freedom.
  • 13.
    Immigration has been very common during history. Through the centuries, many people have moved from one country into another for different reasons. The most usual reasons why people leave their country are political, social, economic and cultural. For example in the 20th Century a lot of people from Europe had to move from their countries to escape from the two big world wars. In fact, many people came to Argentina, from Italy, Spain and other countries. Moreover, most of us descend from these immigrants who came to our country. In our opinion immigration is a sad solution some people choose when they cannot live free in their countries. That is the reason why we think it should not exist. People should be free and have the possibility to live in their own culture without any social or political problem. In fact, in the song we have chosen, played by Bob Marley, his mother is taken to Jamaica to live and work as a slave.
  • 14.
    http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jamaica  http://www.musica.com/letras.asp?letra=864 48  http://www.musica.com/letras.asp?fotos=24 9&fotoid=52
  • 15.
    Vaira, Nicolás  Carbone, Mariano  D’Andrea, Gianluca  Nordhein, Agustín