On the 39th observance of the funeral of reggae music legend Bob Marley, his moniker band, The Wailers, debuts the global unity anthem, “One World, One Prayer,” with a musical tower lighting salute to COVID-19 heroes at the new, 700-foot, $600-million Paramount Miami Worldcenter in downtown Miami on May 20, 2020. “One World, One Prayer,” was written and produced by 19-time Grammy Award winner Emilio Estefan. To celebrate the premiere, the 60-story, futuristic one-of-a-kind super-structure’s 14,000 light emitting diode animation system is glowing with a gigantic ticker-tape-style read-out of the song’s title along with the world’s largest electronic mosaic of flags from around the globe. Marley was buried in Jamaica on May 21, 1981. He would have been 75. (Bryan Glazer/World Satellite Television News via AP Images)
On the 39th observance of the funeral of reggae music legend Bob Marley, his moniker band, The Wailers, debuts the global unity anthem, “One World, One Prayer,” with a musical tower lighting salute to COVID-19 heroes at the new, 700-foot, $600-million Paramount Miami Worldcenter in downtown Miami on May 20, 2020. “One World, One Prayer,” was written and produced by 19-time Grammy Award winner Emilio Estefan. To celebrate the premiere, the 60-story, futuristic one-of-a-kind super-structure’s 14,000 light emitting diode animation system is glowing with a gigantic ticker-tape-style read-out of the song’s title along with the world’s largest electronic mosaic of flags from around the globe. Marley was buried in Jamaica on May 21, 1981. He would have been 75. (Bryan Glazer/World Satellite Television News via AP Images)