That is so pathetic.. gnawi music is from Morocco and there's a special festival dedicated to it .....my brothers and sisters from Algerie y'all need to do more searches to find something 100%algearian cause couscous is Moroccan kaftan is Moroccan
@@mohamedmaher-ut2ug lol No comment ps : the couscous is algerian amazigh (kabyle plus précisément) caftan is ottoman get a life ... 🙂 🇩🇿❤🇩🇿❤🇩🇿❤🇩🇿❤🇩🇿❤🇩🇿
@@mohamedmaher-ut2ug Gnaoua is the music of all of Africa, not just Morocco, but Morocco stole it because of the festival you talked about and made it into UNESCO.
@@mohamedmaher-ut2ug المراركة يسرقون حتى اغاني لمطربين جزائريين و يقولون انها مروكية . اما القفطان فهو للعثمانيين اي التركيين الذين دخلوا الجزائر في القرن السادس عشر . المروكي عنده الجلابة . اما اصل الكسكس فهو بربري امازيغي يعني كل سكان شمال افريقيا يشتركون فيه لان شمال افريقيا قبل مجيئ الاسلام كان بربري امازيغي . و حتى تسمية المغرب فهي سرقة و سرقوا بسرقة هذه التسمية " المغرب " كل شيئ ثقافي او تاريخي للمغرب العربي الذي يتكون من المغرب الاقصى و المغرب الاوسط و المغرب الادنى ، يعني تونس، الجزائر و المروك او مراكش . و المغرب الحالي كان يسمى مراكش و ليس المغرب . السارق يبقى سارق . و حتى الصحراء الغربية يريدون ان يسرقونها بزيادة حرف " الميم " لكلمة غربية يعني من غربية تصبح مغربية .
Aicha =Aisha ....Djamil means beautiful in masculin term This song is one of the deepest in Algerian heritage ...legendary ...representative of our roots...so magic (you should visit our desert and the country ...😊 Greetings from Algiers, capital of Algeria
This type of music and singing is spiritual. They sing about Allah and prophet Muhammad, I think it's called "gnaoui" I'm not sure about the spelling 😁, it is common in the south of Maghreb.
aytcha labggaa, you pronounce the "tch" she is a beautiful singer from bechar, south sahara in algeria,and djamil is a nice singer of reggae algerian style. and in this face to face as you've said they sing a song about God and the prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him, thank you for sharing those kind of music of the world
Merci beaucoup pour ce magnifique partage l'Algérie elle est très riches dans la musique elle est plein de diversité nous avons le chaâbi Andalousie gharnaté haouzi maalouf chaoui kabyle sahraouie staïfi naïli mizaïbi tergui guenaoui et la liste est très longue ça si le patrimoine algérien toutes cette musique elle nous appartients elle est d'origine algérien 👊👊👊 merci beaucoup pour ce magnifique partage je te souhaite une bonne continuation avec plein de succès incha'allah 💝💝💝Linda d'Alger 💝💝💝
Algerian music is the richest one on the planet So many different style By the way mister the Algerians have introduced the guitar to the rest of the world
@@Mauri7782 tjrs derriere les algeriens, tu vas finir pas t étouffé !!! a prend histoire de la musique, la provenance. (sa viens de la region hoggar c est ettendu dans tte l afrique) ya himarone, depuis la normalisation tout vous appartients vs faites vraiment pitiés.heureusement a l unesco ya azoulay 😜
wow you realy discover Algeria Art :) , that fabilous ; ma algerain 100% near Rainarai band brother , hope meet you in the Maine next summer time , cheers
Hi John. To be in the mood of this song better to take a look on the hoggar region in Algeria where this style was born. . You'll certainly understand the context of such spiritual inspiration.
Just did some research on the region. Interesting geography. Looks like a tough place to try to exist. I don't understand the lyrics so I can't make a connection between the two. I'll try to get a translation. Maybe I'll learn something. I never thought this youtube channel would lead to all this great information about a region of the world that I knew embarrassingly very little. Thank you for helping me discover it.
@@JohnCregoWorldMusic Well the lyrics have no connexion with the geography, This is a kind of "religious" song ... I'd say a rare "religious" song style where you can find singers who seem to be happy, as you noticed ;)
The song is not just Algerian it is by and about the African Ghoomari and Gnawa (the Ghoomari clan of Masmuda live in southern Morocco and Algeria ). It praises Allah, celebrates the Gnawa Queen Maimouna and Master "Boulel" (Bilal?). Gnawa are the ancient rulers of Ghana - a land established in what is now called Mauritania over 1500 years ago. Aicha is either Masmuda or Gnawa or Djanawa or both.
@@mohamedlotfi6143 n importe quoi monsiuer? elle chante en derja algerien qui est une variante du berbere ..la langue est juste pour communiquer mais la base ,la culture est amazigh : c est tagnaouit ...t as vu de ta vie un saoudien chanter le gnaoui,le rai,le malhoun.......
thank you for your interest in our musical culture you can explore all the musical genre according to different region in Algeria it is very rich in rhythm and scales .
They will make you crazy about Algerian music. John hhhh . There are many types of music from the east, west, north or south, and you can touch them and use all kinds of good music in it.
Hi AICHA LEBGAA is a woman and her first name is pronounced AYSHA not AYKA. And Djamil is a guy and his last name is pronounced Rouli and he is nicknamed 'Djam' Finally "ElGoumari" is the song title.
Greatings from algeria .luth master alla from south algeria is well known worldwide and played in western hospitals to relax patients .all things from algerian sahara and its authentic touareg people is nice what make german call a car by their name touareg car in homage to them
Salem Musique africoaraboberber un style à part la foi d un homme libre vivent dans l immensité du désert A la mémoires de nos ancetres et l histoires des hommes
هي تقول كذلك، نختم قولي بالصلاة على رسول الله العربي، وعلى المرسلين، عليهم افض الصلاة والسلام، ترجمها من فضلك واتبع مايقال على الرسول صلى الله عليه وسلم وشكرا، Traduction
The Berbers or Amazighs of North Africa, that is Algeria in particular, are one of the best civilizations in the world if it were not for the Arab invasion, but they still retain their ancient Amazigh cultures.
