Ky-Mani

Ky-Mani Marley, one of the most well-known and wealthy Reggae singers was born on Friday, 26 February 1976 in Falmouth Jamaica. He was in Shottas together with another vocalist Wyclef. Ky-Mani signed with Shang Records and recorded his debut album in 1996, like Father Like Son. This was followed by a number of singles, including Dear Dad, which topped British Reggae Charts. Who The Cap suited (remix), and Sensimelia. All of these have contributed to the growing reputation of Ky-Mani as a rising reggae artist. In 1997, Ky-Mani formed a band with Praswell (Fugees) for Avenue which was a smash cover of Eddy Grant's Electric Avenue. Marley was the first artist to perform at Midem, an international festival of music which was held in Miami. Marley performed on the Cameo Theatre which was live streamed across 36 countries. Marley's name became the topic of a bidding war. The singer joined Gee Street/V2 Records where in 1997 he worked with P.M. Dawn on the single Gotta Be Movin On up. Bob Marley was the sole parent of Anita Belnavis who is a world champion in table tennis. Ky-Mani is one of the wealthiest Reggae Singer from Jamaica. As per our study the Forbes and Business Insider have estimated Ky-Mani's net worth to be $5 million. (Last update: 11 December 2023) In his youth, he was more interested in musical instruments than sports, but with the advice of his mother, he picked to the piano and guitar. His name is derived in the language of East African, which means adventuresome traveler. Ky-Mani, born on February 26, 1976, in Jamaica is an hip-hop and reggae musician. The Ky-Mani name has the meaning of East African and means Adventurer Traveler. Bob Marley's son is Anita Belnavis, a Jamaican player of the table tennis.