Marley wrote the song on an airplane in 1979 while The Wailers were experimenting with guitars.
The Tropavibes version breathes new life into the 1980 original with a focus on live energy and community vibes:
Described by the band as an "awesome happy, upbeat, positive reggae song," their rendition emphasizes the infectious, danceable nature of the track. Marley wrote the song on an airplane in
Known for "Pinoy Reggae," the band fuses traditional reggae rhythms with local musical sensibilities.
They are a staple of the Filipino music scene, frequently performing at major events like the Dinagyang Festival in Iloilo and the Seslong Festival in South Cotabato. The Performance: "Could You Be Loved" Live Cover They are a staple of the Filipino music
The of "Could You Be Loved" is a popular reimagining by Tropavibes (also known as Tropa Vibes), a Filipino reggae band based in Iloilo City, Philippines . Their live session of this Bob Marley & The Wailers classic has garnered over 437,000 views on YouTube , showcasing the band's signature blend of Pinoy reggae, ska, and rock. The Artist: Tropavibes Origin: Iloilo City, Philippines.
While staying true to the original's reggae-disco fusion, the live session highlights the band's tight instrumentation and Ortiz's soulful, laid-back vocal delivery. The Artist: Tropavibes Origin: Iloilo City, Philippines
It is noted for its unique blend of reggae and disco , intended to help Marley break into the American mainstream market. Expand map