Obama paid tribute to Bob Marley: I still have all his albums

Barack Obama visited the museum dedicated to Bob Marley during his recent visit to Jamaica. This is also the first official visit of an American president to this country in more than 30 years, precisely since 1982, reports the Patria news agency.

During his visit to the museum dedicated to the reggae legend, Obama revealed that he has always been a big fan.

"I still have all his albums," he said, as reported by the BBC.

The museum dedicated to Bob Marley, the Bob Marley Museum, is located in an old Victorian-style house in the center of Kingston, the place that was Bob Marley's home from 1975 until his death in 1981.

Obama spent about 20 minutes in the museum, which contains various items that belonged to the iconic musician, as well as his records and awards, including a Grammy for lifetime achievement.