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Jamaica

Jamaica. Food. The Jamaican food is usually very spicy . A typical lunch or dinner are plenty of food and last for least an hour . They are usually made three meals a day. Customs.

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Jamaica

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  1. Jamaica

  2. Food TheJamaicanfood is usuallyveryspicy. A typicallunchordinner are plentyoffoodandlast for leastanhour. They are usuallymadethreemeals a day.

  3. Customs The main feature of Jamaica is to be influenced by many people, the result of a great mix from the beginning of its history.

  4. Clothes The typical clothing of Jamaica is based on colorful cotton dresses, adorned with ribbons and knitted caps.

  5. Typicalmusic Reggae is a style of music originating in Jamaica. Bob Marley was a singer and songwriter, is the icon of this musical style. In the broadest sense, can refer to Reggae to other rhythms such as ska, rocksteady, dub, dancehall and ragga.

  6. folklore Folklore comes from their culture, which is characterized by a mixture of its various peoples.

  7. Touristic system The tourist attractions of Jamaica are basically beaches such as Negril Beach, which features white sand and clear water.

  8. Monetarysistem The monetary unit of Jamaica is the Jamaican dollar made ​​by a treaty, an international agreement. Its back is always in front of a Jamaican and varies with the value.

  9. Celebrities Celebrities in Jamaica also appear in the world as international stars such as Bob Marley, Usain Bolt and Millie Small.

  10. ‘While skin color is more important than the brightness of the eyes, there will be war.’Bob Marley.

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