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Hadda ouakki


-Hadda ouakki: Hadda OUAKKI: The grande dame of the Middle Atlas Tamazight song This native Zzawit n Ayt Ish'aq, Khenifra region began to sing to the late soixante.Elle began like all the sheikhs (plural of sheikh which means singer for both Arabic and for Berber Morocco) by performing in traditional festivals or by hosting private parties. His career really began with the troupe in Bennaceur Oukhouya 1969.Ce the duo released its soil Izli Amazigh atlassien middle to make it known to all Moroccans, even those who do not understand and were Tamazight, they moved by the tone of this remarkable voice. Whole generations of Imazighen still remember their idol at the time they called for "Oum Kaltoum" from the Atlas. Hadda OUAKKI was (until mid 90s) the only singer in the Middle Atlas has successfully find a place in the academic area. She has sung with other male voices after Bennaceur Oukhouya but this time is his name on audio cassettes. She is the head of the troupe. Today it forms the group with Abdellah Zehraoui, consists of a viola player, two players Alloun (circular drum made of goatskin or synthetic) which are also the choir and singers who perform dance of tah'idust (very rhythmic tunes that announce the end of a song). Hadda OUAKKI fits into this genre, born of an ancient tradition, much appreciated popular strata (urban / rural) and whose words express the daily concerns and aspirations. What characterizes a singer Tamazight is this ability to move from a register at a very serious voice very acute and that, in the same verse. Hadda OUAKKI excels in this artistic figure. She also decorates her singing by timawayins (plural tamawayt). It's a solo song whose motives are not accessible to common singers and can not be run by a powerful voice and secure. Hadda reached the mastery of this exercise.

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Khalid El-Badraoui


Khalid El Badraoui: When did you start in music and how did it start? Khalid El Badr: I started singing very young, but my career really started in 1990, I was an amateur and I started with simple tools say not very professional, my debut as a singer was at various celebrations (weddings, baptisms ...), there was also the period when I was a student in 1999, the atmosphere that rule had much aider.Pourquoi have chosen the music, have you had dusoutien? Khalid El Badr: First, it was to fill that free time during my studies when I was a student in college and, secondly, it was a bit of a homecoming by licking mostly traditional, I find support for myself in music but it's to please people and ours. Yes I had a lot of support in my family especially my brother and my uncle Jamal Zaid Radoine I thank beaucoup.Vous have chosen a language Amazigh (Berber) the "Tamazight" why? Khalid El Badr: I am free, I sing what I want and what I feel, I live in an area where the majority are Amazigh, Tamazight my language is that of my ancestors and my parents, my mother also wrote poetry in Tamazight how then do not speak the language and sing. You have experienced success with your album Ahidous modern "uallam allah" is what it raised your career? Ahidous and why? Khalid El Badr: Yes indeed this album to revive my career as a singer, in fact I found that all genres of Moroccan music evolve. And seeing all these developments, I would say why not ahidous.Il Ahidous must say that almost disappeared in recent years it has remained stable and inactive. That's why I try to revive it and sing it with a touch of modernism as any other kind of music. Your words evoke themes of love, Tamazight andthe nature Does these themes are important to you? Khalid El Badr: I grew up in areas with beautiful scenery and nature this leads me to sing what we see and what I feel, of course I sings love is normal as a young we all have feelings and emotions that I want to share love and then sing it sing vie.Quel is your greatest achievement in your career singer? Khalid El Badr: My greatest achievement is to have built a studio in Tinghir so I can save myself when I want my music and there's also this album Ahidous Allah uallam "just my consecration. Consider yourself a day do a duet with and why not another singer Amazigh Souss, atlas, rif or downright singer abroad? Khalid El Badr: Yes, it would be a great experience to sing with an artist other than in my area but provided sing in Tamazight and also keep my thèmes.Quelles are the sources of your inspiration? Where are they? Khalid El Badr: My inspirations come from my soul from the depths of my body and also the nostalgia in me that my culture, my racines.Il there also artists such as Oumguil, Rouicha, and El Oulyazid Aakri, which inspires me a lot because they have given so much to music Amazigh they are great artists and try their best to make what they gave us. What subject will you mention in your songs but you are hesitating by taboo? Khalid El Badr: There are themes that I of course a little more like singing songs about politics or even songs about our social problems here Tinghir and to the region. It is allowed to sing on these issues but there are limits and I fear to overcome them. So I prefer to abstain rather than risk misunderstandings that could be created by a misunderstanding of my word to add paroles.Un where a message to Badr El passer.Khalid : I want to thank everyone Tinghir and the Ait Atta, the Ait Marghadi, who encouraged me all the time. I would like to send a message to the Moroccan TVs RTM and 2M particular is that they too neglect our region southeast regarding our traditions and culture Amazigh. I participated twice in the cast of Studio 2M but unfortunately I failed because I was singing in tamazight.Alors I ask these channels to give equal opportunities to the Amazigh song as those given to the Arabic song thank you!

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Hammou Aggourane


Hammou Aggourane: True to use musical Middle Atlas, Hamou Agourane began his career playing the violin, one of the favorite instruments of this region, near the Outar. Like most Moroccan musicians, he built his practice in artistic festivals and mariages.Son academic background enabled him to rub shoulders with intellectuals Amazigh adding another dimension to the thematic content of his songs as well as 'to his artistic approach. With an academic culture of the Amazigh music from yesterday and today, Hamou Agourane chose to bring new life to this heritage by introducing modern instruments and themes related to urban society today: unemployment, illegal immigration, peace, human rights ... Hamou Agourane will be joined by singer Naima Kouda, one of the best voices in the Middle Atlas. "

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Hammu Oulyazid


Hammu Oulyazid: As part of associational activities Ramadan, the section of Amazigh Khemisset AZETA network has organized a meeting debate around the Amazigh poetry through the model Hammu OULYAZID. To this literary event, Mr Ali was KHADAOUI the guest of choice to speak on this subject dear to him, the artistic career of the great master Hammu OULYAZID: man and work. Both men, though not belonging to the same generation, who had traveled two routes intersect in many places. The former, no longer is a great ANAZUR, poet, lyricist and singer, and when the second is a fine scholar, an anthropologist by training and passionate crazy beautiful verses of the first Chanters, INCHADEN? These masters of the art of verbal sparring, the poetic genre that was the exclusivity and uniqueness in the oral tradition in IMAZIGHEN. Hammu OULYAZID is from AIN LOUH, a small town made famous by its mega spectacle offered to see the annual festival of Ahidous, while Mr KHADAOUI he was born in the small town of AJDIR, near the capital of IZAYAN and AJDIR this place today is a symbol of the breath of ameliorative Amazighness. These are two men and two bunk lived, deeply rooted in the collective imagination of the people of the Middle Atlas, the region the cradle of the "flame Berber. It is both heart-pounding, idealized universe and forming a huge natural amphitheater that is home to "nooks and crannies" of a magical beauty and a source of creative inspiration, namely, sites and landscapes for man to live his full freedom and absolute naturalism: the cedar, AARI, WIWAN, IGLMAM, IGHBULA, Assif-N-UMRBIA ... and countless wild stunts. And that's where INCHADEN (first troubadours semi_ professionals) and IMDYAZEN (troubadours full time) go to retrieve their raw poetic material. In this regard, the example of the famous poet of Aghbala, TAWAGRALT N-AIT Sukhmani and illustrious maestro MOHA OUL HOUCINE Achiban says a lot. So is the image decet state osmosis Man / nature that the poet had composed his unforgettable Hammu ISSFRA? Such a whitewater runoff inexhaustible poetic. Contrary to unfounded judgments which reduced the art of poetry to the simple function AMAZIGH dedivertissement, enjoyment and leisure bottom, this art form is the mirror shattered and suffering "injury of oblivion" that dominated and oppressed of the human condition this eternal wandering what AMAZIGH be, and what kind of tamawayt is the most obvious illustration. Then marked up the finer particles of his poetic imagination with the footprints of the great master Hammu OULYAZID and its predecessors, ALI KHADAOUI was, no, greedy to share his sincere admiration for this poet whose work never ceased to conquer a wider audience. And it is with a big heart and generous he told told the career of this exceptional AMDYAZ, whose life coincided with an era marked by the crossing and feats of strength IMAZIGHEN against the colonial army . And narrative as a cover to these historical events, the art of composing was TIMDYAZIN work and support of aid and support, even a reference extra battlefields where the warriors draw courage and endurance. In this context, many poems have been woven autourdes battles by the famous MOHA Ouhammou Azzai. In addition to its commitment alongside the resistance army, a whole bunch of TAYFARIN, of Izlan of TIMAWAYIN TINDYAZIN and never stopped until today to celebrate "AMARG" and "Baddad", both expressions of sincerity in love of IMAZIGHEN. What remains very eloquent at this meeting with Mr KHADAOUI is the rigor of the researcher matched by the spontaneity of the poet he is, since he himself endowed with a unerring ability of memorizing and reciting, whereupon an infinity of Izlan and ISSFRA have sprung from his mouth in a smooth extraordinary pieces of this almost unprecedented oral literature that could be lost forever, hence the idea adopted by the researcher who was given the task to collect and list all the poetic styles, collective heritage that globalizing , homogenizes and standardizes all the Amazigh, because he considered that chair poetic as the only remedy treatment that can renew the breath of vitality in the body of the convalescent Amazighity this body traumatized by the effects of ideological attacks due to electroshock policies. On the one hand, while a furious voice choir screaming for a real hunt AMAZIGH or a horde of monsters politicos who alergicophobes the Amazigh, shouting aggressively at his face for that imazighen continued to ask for more justice and more right to the constitutional recognition of their identitélinguistico -cultural. OR, the last of these was that monstrous screams of the sacred holy commander of caste Istiqlal. On the other hand, a fringe of so-called Amazigh activists who were subjected for decades, a process of disidentification sociocultural programmed as to break with the symbolic and emotional affiliation to their mother language, culture, these are the last nostalgic ideology faded, victims left exposed, without any immunization, address harmful agents démagogènes germ carriers of phagocytic arabobâatisme. They are all in a handful of followers of Marxism-Leninism in its arabobaâtiste wrong version. While not being recognized around the beautiful and TIMDYAZIN ISSFRA of Hammu ul Yazid, they were the first to leave, prematurely, from the meeting because, on intoxicated, demagogic, imported by doctrines, they felt disoriented . So apart from this single false note in speaking ample of the artistic career of "Craft ISSFRA" that was Hammu oulyazid ALI Khadaoui has focused his lens, he managed to shake the pathos of an audience hungry for the magic word and alchemy tense in Tamazight. The involvement of MR. Ali Khadaoui comes to his timely, as it did indeed make sure that awaken consciences and our attachment to ancestral heritage is reinforced. As a balance, the meeting around the life and work of Hammu OULYAZID is a real dive to the bottom "of Issafen GHBANIN (deep rivers) not the way Michael Pyron, but rather like a native son whose existence is rooted deep in the ground on which socio-cultural poetics that seed has blossomed, a tireless researcher who invests emotion and intellect to restore ancestral heritage, and this by compiling all of Izlan of TIMDYAZIN TAMAWAYIN and dispersed here and there, such as outbursts of collective memory. Fortunately voices still alive, like those of Rouicha of Meghni of Chrifa and Hadda Ouakki to, mention that these four symbolic names, continue to breathe life and soul into the inexhaustible repertoire of TAMDYAZT First

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Mohamed Mohamed Rouicha Maghni


Maghni Mohamed Mohamed Maghni, Amazigh singer born in 1950 in Khenifra, he developed a passion for music since his childhood. A passion that his friends called him "Maghni (singer). Adopt a nickname he suite.D by a mere amateur, Mohamed Maghni decides in 1968 to devote himself entirely to music. 20 years later, he became one of the few ambassadors of Amazigh song in the world. His music captured Moroccans, North Africans and even Europeans. His songs, he composed himself, came straight from the Middle Atlas sing love, woman, nature, family ... various topics that one word could sing vie.Il with his friend Rouicha revitalize and enhance the Berber lute "lutar. His songs are part of the songs of the Middle Atlas, which typically begin with an improvisation or Taqsim, followed by a solo song called "tamawayt" sung by a woman. After that, the interpreter takes over to sing a Berber poetry rich in metaphor and evocative images while humming on his "lutar.