A celebration of the cultural diversity of the Southern Draa Valley and an invitation to all to witness this diversity, as presented through the traditional music styles:
Chamra belonging to the Aarib tribe
Akalal belonging to the Regaga tribe
Ahidous belonging to the Amazigh tribe
Rokba belonging to the Kaaba tribe
Ganga belonging to the Gnawa tribe
Video production by Thomas Duncan
Sound production by @Studio Hiba with support from @Hiba Foundation
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Track: Lakbayl
Artist: Daraa Tribes
Album: Lakbayl
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Premiering our music video for Raoud!
Produced by Louis Tissier http://in-zebox.fr
Sound Engineering Joël Givalla
Thank you to everyone in Tagounite and Mhamid el Ghizlane
“Raoud”, meaning “Thunder”, fuses tribal lyric styles with modern Saharan Blues song composition. The lyrics can best be described as a love letter to rain, typical of tribal traditions in the Sahara, and calls for the sound of thunder to roll over the desert mountains, bringing rain with it and providing life to all living things in the desert.
“Raoud”, qui signifie “tonnerre”, fusionne les styles lyriques tribaux avec la composition de la chanson Sahara Blues moderne. Les paroles peuvent être décrites comme une lettre d’amour à la pluie, typique des traditions tribales au Sahara, et appelle au son du tonnerre à rouler sur les montagnes désertiques, en apportant de la pluie et en apportant vie à tous les êtres vivants dans le désert.
