Bob Marley Day is celebrated on February 6, the birthday of the musician, who came to the world in 1945 to leave an important legacy in reggae music and the Rastafarian movement.
Thousands of fans remember the Jamaican reggae singer year after year to the point of commemorating it as Bob Marley Day.
Bob Marley became a symbol of music reflecting political, racial and social awareness in each of his musical successes that still endure after the artist's death in 1981.
Marley, best known and respected in reggae music, is also recognized for helping to spread both the music of Jamaica and the Rastafarian movement worldwide, he also contributed so that said movement was not persecuted and was recognized as a religion by society and the Jamaican government.