أكثر من 12 عام هادي باش داز ف 2M و باقي هاد الطرح و اللعب بزاااف خصوصا في الدقيقة 2:47 راه الهربة لم استطاع سبيلا و الله ...تحياتي الحارة من رباطي گناوي حتى النخاع مقيم بالديار الإيطالية!
En ecoutant cette music et tout gnawa j sens satan en moi cè vrèment un truc k'an utilise pour S7ore wa ta 7dire ljine En + la plus grande preuve c'est les paroles
Gnaouas say in a passage of music:Yallali La'ribi(tuareg)ba'ouna f Fès el bali kabarya fel khnachi/Oh Godness,tuareg have sold us in the old Fès city in low price rotated in pouches. Although the Moroccans destroyed the walls,butdo not ever allow ourselves to destroy culture.we know as well history through culture next to the books of the Hassan Al Wazzan(Leo Africanus)
@namaoui I pray for that unity as well. But it can only come once we reconcile the transgressions of our storied past. The music of the Gnawa is rooted in the ancient Ghana empire and the Bambara hunters' harp. It was fanatics from the Maghrib who continually attacked Sudani Muslim states. And it was Morocco which united with England and Spanish mercenaries to destroy the Muslim Songhai empire and sold many Sudani Muslims to Europeans as slaves. This racist wound must be addressed and healed.
et ca métonrai k burzumfatal comprene koi k ce soi a cette langue pour dir k c satan ou jsai pa koi...bref. c de la musique spirituel, le m3alem c celui ki joue le hajhouj ou le guembri et il est accompagné des joueurs de karkbous ou krakeb,
First, those who have destroyed Timbuktu are the Tuareg of the Almoravids not the Sultan of Morocco.the Tuareg have done as they could have done even now in the south of Mali. As regards the cooperation of the Sultan with the Spanish and the English,I can tell you that it was impossible because historically Morocco and Spain are enemies (politically speaking) and always in conflict with the British for their invasions in coastal cities (especially Tangier ).
@Svank1988 I never said it was Muslim or Arab. My point was this music originated among the Mende and the Bambara thousands of years before Islam. I don't like how Muslims and Arabs claim our culture for their own and don't recognize the contributions of other people.
The Moroccan sultans didn't introduce the conquered people of the Sudan to anything because this music comes from the Sudan. The Sultan of Morocco stole from the culture of the Sudan when he sacked the city of Timbuktu. The Sultan allied with the English and Spanish to attack the Muslim population of Songhai. When he sacked Timbuktu, he killed half its inhabitants, raided its libraries and imprisoned Muslim scholars. What did the Moroccan Sultan teach us, other than the extent of his villainy?
A bah twa alor tu sè rien ana jè di ça car je vi dans l'entrage de ce monde de gnawa et je voi ce k'ils font lah y3fo 3Lihome ya dè morceaux dial lamd7 mai kayne li ki tsa3mlohome fs7ore o ta7dire ljine soit sure et certain sire swle jdak ila kanète marokia pure o hia ra t9ole lik
First, the Tuareg and the Songhai built the city of Timbuktu. Timbuktu is a Tamasheq (Tuareg) name meaning "The well of the large navel". Second you need to read your history: In 1590 Sultan Ahmed I appointed Judar Pasha to invade Songhai. With the aid of Spanish gunners and English cannons he sacked Gao and Timbuktu. He tortured many Muslims looking for gold mines, raided the libraries and took back many slaves to Morocco; paving the way for the African slave trade.
why you don't say English and Spanish marcenaries as colonialists who destroyed civilizations and populations like Maya,Inca in South America...Indies,Indigenous Australians... The sultans of Morocco introduced the conquered people to their society and therefore this music is still present and has great value with many industry professionals and musicians on the sceene.nella prossima volta prova a dire direttamente le cose con franchezza al posto di implorare l'occidente.
leur chant est un mélange de marocain avec plusieur langue ou dialecte, "kwé" c dieu par exemple en "bambra",... sil vous plai si vous savez pas de koi vous parlez alor taizé vous et laissez la musique la ou el é!!!
tbarek allah ou saha abdelkader amlil 3la had trouha dyoul ghaba ma3andi mangoul
أكثر من 12 عام هادي باش داز ف 2M و باقي هاد الطرح و اللعب بزاااف خصوصا في الدقيقة 2:47 راه الهربة لم استطاع سبيلا و الله ...تحياتي الحارة من رباطي گناوي حتى النخاع مقيم بالديار الإيطالية!
bezaaaaf hed treh. tayfekrni f awel merra cheft fiha merra labsa kolch byed. j'avais 5ans a ce moment là. oui
Very nice! :) I hear the Blues in Gnawa music,.It's very soulful.
no9at gmoooooooooooooooo 3endo.saaaha maalem
c est vraiment super Maalam et merci nomura :)
classic gnawa beautiful....peace to whoever posted this
tbarkellah 3la maallem, saha.
saha mealem
So wonderful Sahha!!
Lkhoute b Roujolà chkoun had lem3allàm khatiiiiir dàn dàn lguimbré
Zayn Elabidine Abbi المعلم عبد القادر امليل
En ecoutant cette music et tout gnawa j sens satan en moi cè vrèment un truc k'an utilise pour S7ore wa ta 7dire ljine
En + la plus grande preuve c'est les paroles
En ecoutant cette music et tout gnawa j sens satan en moi cè vrèment un truc k'an utilise pour S7ore wa ta 7dire ljine
Gnaouas say in a passage of music:Yallali La'ribi(tuareg)ba'ouna f Fès el bali kabarya fel khnachi/Oh Godness,tuareg have sold us in the old Fès city in low price rotated in pouches.
Although the Moroccans destroyed the walls,butdo not ever allow ourselves to destroy culture.we know as well history through culture next to the books of the Hassan Al Wazzan(Leo Africanus)
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Egypt forgets her roots....Gnawa Eternal !!##%%^^
abdelkader n9ayti 3la hamid b bzaaaaaaaaaaaaaf
بكل تأكيد 💯
saha maalem
amlil
jodaplaya, this clip's name is : "7oussawiyine" Or "wolad 7oussa".
Sa7a m3alem
saha maâlem
@namaoui I pray for that unity as well. But it can only come once we reconcile the transgressions of our storied past. The music of the Gnawa is rooted in the ancient Ghana empire and the Bambara hunters' harp. It was fanatics from the Maghrib who continually attacked Sudani Muslim states. And it was Morocco which united with England and Spanish mercenaries to destroy the Muslim Songhai empire and sold many Sudani Muslims to Europeans as slaves.
This racist wound must be addressed and healed.
What is the name of the instrument the lead singer is playing?
et ca métonrai k burzumfatal comprene koi k ce soi a cette langue pour dir k c satan ou jsai pa koi...bref. c de la musique spirituel, le m3alem c celui ki joue le hajhouj ou le guembri et il est accompagné des joueurs de karkbous ou krakeb,
A gnawa
mazyan
c vrai kont f lile.o f l3robia heda lghaba nwahi d settat kan9elb 3el lwalida. ikont kan3yet mama mama.o jat dik lmera au lieu bech tji maman.
فيغاس جورجيا
what is the name of this clip does anyone have the mp3?
Name 1st track is chabakorya album name lghaba
@iArsalan I agree with you and i feel 100%. You re a interesting person and blesses/salam :D
Mamario
First, those who have destroyed Timbuktu are the Tuareg of the Almoravids not the Sultan of Morocco.the Tuareg have done as they could have done even now in the south of Mali.
As regards the cooperation of the Sultan with the Spanish and the English,I can tell you that it was impossible because historically Morocco and Spain are enemies (politically speaking) and always in conflict with the British for their invasions in coastal cities (especially Tangier ).
@Svank1988 I never said it was Muslim or Arab. My point was this music originated among the Mende and the Bambara thousands of years before Islam. I don't like how Muslims and Arabs claim our culture for their own and don't recognize the contributions of other people.
The Moroccan sultans didn't introduce the conquered people of the Sudan to anything because this music comes from the Sudan. The Sultan of Morocco stole from the culture of the Sudan when he sacked the city of Timbuktu. The Sultan allied with the English and Spanish to attack the Muslim population of Songhai. When he sacked Timbuktu, he killed half its inhabitants, raided its libraries and imprisoned Muslim scholars.
What did the Moroccan Sultan teach us, other than the extent of his villainy?
Jimmy Page & Robert Plant ? يبقى السؤال لطرح
lfoulani kante imbratouria o hawsa kante hadara
A bah twa alor tu sè rien ana jè di ça car je vi dans l'entrage de ce monde de gnawa et je voi ce k'ils font lah y3fo 3Lihome ya dè morceaux dial lamd7 mai kayne li ki tsa3mlohome fs7ore o ta7dire ljine soit sure et certain sire swle jdak ila kanète marokia pure o hia ra t9ole lik
First, the Tuareg and the Songhai built the city of Timbuktu. Timbuktu is a Tamasheq (Tuareg) name meaning "The well of the large navel".
Second you need to read your history: In 1590 Sultan Ahmed I appointed Judar Pasha to invade Songhai. With the aid of Spanish gunners and English cannons he sacked Gao and Timbuktu. He tortured many Muslims looking for gold mines, raided the libraries and took back many slaves to Morocco; paving the way for the African slave trade.
why you don't say English and Spanish marcenaries as colonialists who destroyed civilizations and populations like Maya,Inca in South America...Indies,Indigenous Australians...
The sultans of Morocco introduced the conquered people to their society and therefore this music is still present and has great value with many industry professionals and musicians on the sceene.nella prossima volta prova a dire direttamente le cose con franchezza al posto di implorare l'occidente.
leur chant est un mélange de marocain avec plusieur langue ou dialecte, "kwé" c dieu par exemple en "bambra",... sil vous plai si vous savez pas de koi vous parlez alor taizé vous et laissez la musique la ou el é!!!