Jamaica is a country that is primarily associated with a great holiday destination.
But it is not only beautiful and wonderful landscapes, caves and caves, it is also a country of many talented people, especially musicians and athletes, artists and poets. There are also many beautiful women in the country, as evidenced by the women who received the Miss World title.

  Miss World 1963, November 7, 1963 in London. The most beautiful title was Carole Joan Crawford from Jamaica.

Cynthia Jean Cameron Breakspeare (born October 24, 1954 in Toronto, Canada) was elected Miss World in Jamaica in 1976. In 1978, Kingston, Jamaica, gave birth to Damian "Jr. Gong" Marley, whose father is Bob Marley.

Lisa Hanna, Miss World No 3, Jamaica, 1993.

Yendi Phillipps, Miss Universe Jamaica 2010, I-wicemiss Universe

Sanneta Myrie, represented Jamaica as a contestant in the 2015 Miss World pageant.

Awarded the Man Booker Prize for the most prestigious prize in the UK for his novel in English was given to Jamaican Marlon James. The writer is forty-four years old, and the jury appreciates his novel " A brief history of seven killings. The book begins in the seventies, when an unsuccessful attack on the famous Bob Marley occurred in 1976 in Kingston, Jamaica.

Shelly-Anna Fraser-Pryce - winner of 2014 in the 100 and 200 m race.

Usain Bolt athlete

Devon Harris (born 1964 in Kingston, Jamaica) was a member of the first bobsleigh group in 1988 at the Calgary Olympics in Calgary, Alberta. Harris went on to compete in the 1992 Winter Olympics and the 1998 Winter Olympics.
 
For further facts about capable and popular Jamaicans I refer to down
https://www.pinterest.com/carlinethompson/famous-jamacians/
and on my blog