Dear Hatim, Thanks so much for your music uploads. In 1969, I spent 2 months living above a music "cafe" in Chechouan. I always loved music and fell in love with the work of the ensemble and guest musicians who played at the cafe nearly every night until late. I bought a couple of records in the US (Omar ben Jilali and Ahmed Asila groups) which I later gave to the famous jazz musician Pharoah Sanders. He subsequently traveled to Morocco, played and recorded with musicians there. It'd be marvellous if you have any vdo footage to post on RU-vid. All the best..
I might don't know how much you love Morocco, but I understand it because I love Morocco too! I hope I can visit it in the future. Greetings from Mexico!
@manofmorbihan5612said someone who has nothing to be proud of and copied this quote from somewhere else, George Carlin said it once, and pasted here to sound smart.
@juanancriadillas No one was talking about the tone of her skin. There are enough Moroccans who have a lighter skin-tone than her. If you know what to look for you can tell if someone is from North Africa, or Eastern Europe, or Middle East, etc and it's almost never because of someones skin tone. It doesn't define someones ethnicity, and people just say it because they just repeat what other people say.
some are national protected heritage which are very old (many centuries) and were preserved (and slightly modified) vocally from generation to generation and no one know the composers or when they were composed
@@solocodm1962meknesالقرآن في المسجد و في منزلك! الموسيقى تعني الاحترام ! تعني الفن ! تلون حياتك! القران فقط يحرم عليك كل شيء و يعدك بالنار و يهددك و يخوفك و يزرع فيك الحقد و عدم احترام الآخرين من اديان أخرى 🤦🏼🤦🏼
