The Abyssinians is a Jamaican roots reggae vocal trio formed in 1968 and is still active today. They are best known for their album Satta Massagana, released in 1976. This album contains their classic songs "Declaration of Rights" and "Satta Massagana." The group has toured internationally, performing their music across the globe. Their spiritual lyrics are infused with Rastafari elements, themes of faith, hope, and redemption, and criticism of poverty and oppression. The Abyssinians' influence on reggae music has been long-lasting, and their music has been sampled and covered by both Jamaican and international artists for decades.