He is the founder of modern Moroccan Chaabi Art (Moroccan popular music/pop) and the sole icon of the popular Moroccan modern. Most of the chaabi artists who became famous should be owing to Miloud Lamghari . Not only they did not add much to chaabi, but they also copied his songs and his style of […]
Miloud Mghari : The Pioneer of Chaabi Read More »
– Samir Tourati, welcome and thank you for giving us the opportunity to interview you. – Welcome my dear and thank you for interviewing me. Q: Who is Samir Tourati? A: Samir Tourati is an artist who performs traditional popular songs. Q: What kind of singing do you like? A: I adore Hasbawi and
Exclusive interview with the star of the art of Aita artist Samir Tourati Read More »
Welcome El Mahdi Ould Hajib. Thank you Mr Hassan. First, who is El Mahdi Ould HaJib? Mehdi Ould Hajib is “Nour Fattan El Mehdi” who grew up in 1987 in the suburbs of Safi (tnin laghyat). I entered the field of art for 14 years as a hobby and then entered the field of professionalism
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Première femme marocaine auteur-compositeur et interprète, Zohra Elfassia est née à Fès vers 1900. Son enfance, bercée par les appels des Muezzins, les prières des rabbins, les chants des adeptes des confréries et les coups, saccadés et rythmés, que les artisans portent au bois, au cuir et au cuivre, la petite brunette aux cheveux frisés,
لا يمكن الحديث عن تراث فن العيطة بالمغرب دون ذكر اسم الباحث الراحل محمد بوحميد الذي استطاع أن يؤسس مدرسة في البحث العلمي خاصة بمورثنا الأدبي الشعبي مما جعله يتفرد في لحظة تاريخيه مهمة بصوته الصداح فيما كانت أصوات أخرى منشغلة بالمتاهات كما وصفها- لقد اخترت الثقافة الشعبية كي أساعد نفسي والمغاربة للتعرف على أنفسهم
Mohammed Bouhamid, a man who loved and researched the heritage of Aita Read More »
Khadija el Bidawiya was born in 1953, in Ben Msik Sbata, the densely populated and chronically marginalized neighborhood on the southeastern fringe of Casablanca that has long been an incubator of al-aita, the popular music of Morocco’s Arabic speaking rural and urban poor. (The neighborhood has also sent more players than any other to Casablanca’s
Khadija Al Bidawiya: Queen of Al Aita Al Marsawiya Read More »