By Howard Campbell— Marc Sanchez (left), owner of Spanish label Reggaeland, and singer-songwriter Chantelle Ernandez—. MARC Sanchez was only eight years old in 1980 when he heard Bob Marley’s Three Little Birds for the first time. The song was part of a television advertising campaign in his native Spain. Sanchez’ love for reggae has never wavered. For the past 13 years, he has operated the Reggaeland music label in his hometown Barcelona. The company produces albums and songs by Spanish and Jamaican artists. Its recent projects include the albums We I Open by Jahmali and Hailelujah Song by Mikey General. While most of Reggaeland’s growing catalogue is dominated by roots-reggae acts, Sanchez says the company’s tastes are indiscriminate. “The label favors quality music and content, delivered by professional and talented artists, many of whom haven’t found a proper … Read entire article »