Bob Marley is the undisputed and undisputed king of reggae music, a legendary man. Rita Marley was not only his wife and mother of his four children, but also a like-minded person and co-author. She was eighteen and he was twenty-one when they first met in Trenchtown, one of the ghettos of the Jamaican capital. Rita walked hand in hand with Bob through the fire of hired killers, the waters of overseas tours and the copper pipes of world fame. They shared love and separation, the difficulties of lack of money, the happiness of joint creativity and the dangers that await celebrities at every step. For many years, Rita performed on the same stage with Bob Marley, and her backing vocals can be heard on most of the classic albums of his group “The Wailers”. Their life together was not ideal, but Rita always remained the woman to whom Bob returned for support and vitality, for the warmth of the family hearth; the woman whose house he considered his home. In her arms, he died of cancer at the age of thirty-five. Today, Rita is the keeper of Bob Marley's legacy, she is familiar firsthand with the poverty, racism and corruption that stood in Bob's way to the hearts of people, and works tirelessly to ensure that he the music found more and more new listeners. “No Woman No Cry: My Life with Bob Marley” is a detailed and informative biography of the famous musician and at the same time a humane and life-affirming story of a marriage that has weathered more than one storm.