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Cedella Marley on Reggae Girlz Documentary
Cedella Marley explains how Reggae Girlz documentary reflects women's journey in Jamaican soccer.
In brief
Cedella Marley explains how Reggae Girlz documentary reflects women's journey in Jamaican soccer. Cedella Marley, CEO of Bob Marley Group, says Reggae Girlz documentary shows women's soccer journey and needs systemic change. Originally reported by Billboard.
Cedella Marley's Role
Cedella Marley, daughter of Bob and Rita Marley and CEO of Bob Marley Group of Companies, is executive producer for Reggae Girlz documentary.
Documentary Release
Reggae Girlz documentary streams on major platforms next week, two months after exclusive release on Jolt.
Jamaica Women's Team
Jamaica women's national football team is first Caribbean team to qualify for two consecutive world cups.
Marley's Ambassadors
Marley served as global ambassador for Reggae Girlz from 2014 to 2024.
Soundtrack Details
Reggae Girlz soundtrack features nine tracks from Marley family members and one track by Jamaican soccer star Tiffany Cameron.
Marley's Motivation
Marley wanted music to reflect women's journey and remind people where they come from and where they're going.
Jamaica Football Federation Issues
Jamaica Football Federation faced payment disputes and lack of resources for women's team in 2019 and 2023.
Tiffany Cameron
Tiffany Cameron, Jamaican-born Canadian soccer player, released 'For the Love of the Game' in 2018 and 'Victory' with Jah'Mila.
Marley's Vision
Marley says women's football needs systemic change from grassroots to professional levels.
The main idea
Cedella Marley, CEO of Bob Marley Group, says Reggae Girlz documentary shows women's soccer journey and needs systemic change.
