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Tribute To Haja Hamdaouia i can make this song blow up for you Toukadime go look at my cover picture on here my contact is there

Amazing tribute, thank you. I would love to know the name of this song, if possible <3

Nous avons appris aujourd'hui le décès la grande chanteuse marocaine Haja Hamdaouia. Cette figure iconique fait partie de l’inconscient marocain, c'est également une de nos artistes récurrentes depuis le début de Toukadime. Voici donc une sélection non exhaustive de sa discographie qui pourrait s'apparenter à une histoire musicale du Maroc.

Qu'elle repose en paix.

-El Are Ya L'Are
-El Kass Hlou (6,26)
-Jelloune (12,25)
-El Kahla Casaphone edition (18,29)
-Alfkays (23,58)
-Alabes Alabes (29,03)
-Ayli Yawa (34,06)
-Daba Iji Live(37,49)
-Ayoua A Cheri (41,44)
-Yalli Ensiti (47,07)
-Haddaouiat (53,15)
-Mnine Ana (58,22)
-Salba Salba (1h04,06)
-Rest In Peace Haja Hamdaouia (1h08,31)

Tribute To Haja Hamdaouia

"Aïn El Karma Police" Radiohead feat Houria Aïchi by Raï & Folk

00:00    A1     Chaba Fadela & Cheb Sahraoui
"Rai Rayi" - "Karaa Ouel Kass"
13:07     A2     Cheb Khaled & Cheb Kada 
"Zina Hlima" - " Kharjou Goudamna" "Alach tfaregna"
30:32     B1     Cheb Kader
"Ya Zina" - " Nsit rouhi maak"
43:21     B2     Cheb Mami
" Salou aala nabi" - "Hada raykoum" - "Ana Delali"

"Nuit Arabe" - Melkweg Live (1989)

Electronic, Folk, World 
Stil:	Raï, Synth-pop

Cheb Sahraoui, Chaba Fadela - N'sel fik

ELECTRO ربوخ – Tunisian electronic sound

ELECTRO ربوخ – Sofyann feat. Nidhal Yahyaoui / DAZZITINI

a new collaboration with the talented singer Nidhal Yahyaoui on a remix of a traditionnal tunisian song.
here is a link to the VIDEO CLIP ...

http://sofyann.com/page/portfolio/electro-ربوخ-tunisian-electronic-sound/

enjoy!!

ELECTRO ربوخ – Tunisian electronic sound // Sofyann Feat. Nidhal Yahyaoui : DAZZITINI

Taken from: Targ (CD/LP/DL)
Release Date: 17.02.2017
Glitterbeat Records

It’s the forgotten place. Lying between the mountains of northwest Tunisia and the Algerian border, the Bargou valley and the village named after it lie isolated, away from the world. It’s poor, barren country, but standing apart, Bargou has developed its own culture that had never been documented until Nidhal Yahyaoui began the task. Born in the valley, he grew up hearing his parents and family sing the songs that belong to the region, and he was determined that the music and traditions shouldn’t slip away into obscurity. With Targ, the album he’s made with his band Bargou 08, Yahyaoui has perfectly fused the past and the present to place Bargou on the map.

“Nidhal began collecting songs from all over the valley more than ten years ago,” explains producer and keyboard player Sofyann Ben Youssef, who’s known Yahyaoui since they were both ten years old. “No one had ever done that before. He listened to the women, to the village elders, and he learned all the variations on the songs. This is his passion, and he asked me to join him.”

Together, they assembled a collective of both local and European musicians who spent three weeks playing in the Yahyaoui family home in Bargou village. They worked on the material, shaping a sound that harnessed the power of the tradition and connected it to something the young would understand.

“It was important for us to record there and to use some local musicians on the record. But we also wanted the young people in the village to see that something could be created right there and that they didn’t need a lot of money to do it, to inspire them.’

At the heart are the songs themselves, and the insights they offer into the life of the Bargou valley through time. “We didn’t choose the material on Targ,” Ben Yousef says. “The songs chose us. The place made the selection for us. They brought it all alive"

With Targ, Bargou 08 make sure that the valley and its people will never be forgotten.

Targ

Mamchout

Bargou 08 - Mamchout

"Zine Ezzinet" Nordine Staïfi (1985.c)

Producer – Hamza Lamri
Vocals – Nordine Staifi

Label Etherlux / JBP

"El Ghorba S'hiba (Chaoui Khouya)" Nordine Staïfi (1978)

Il y a 20 ans Matoub Lounes mourrait assassiné en Kabylie. Du statut d'icône militante adorée de la jeunesse Berbère, il passa à celui de martyre, reconnu dans le monde entier pour les risques qu'il a osé prendre.
Sa mort n'a pourtant pas fait oublier l’œuvre artistique, la richesse et la diversité des compositions et des sonorités.
Voici donc, en guise d'émission du mois Juillet, un mix retraçant sa "période vinyle" et ne représentant qu'une part infime de son œuvre, parue par la suite essentiellement sur cassette ou CD.
Alors, bonne écoute à vous, bonnes vacances, et merci Matoub.


Matoub Lounes was killed 20 years ago in Kabylie. This murder turned the beloved berber militant icon into a martyr, renowned all around the world for his bravery.
Gone but not forgotten, the diversity of sounds in his music and the density of his compositions still live on.
For July here is a mix covering his vinyl days that shows only a tiny fraction of his art, most of his later work was published on CD or tape. 
So enjoy this mix, enjoy your vacations and thank you Matoub.

Playlist :

Asa teased mimi-m
Atsane daoussou
Alhif yourane
Rouh ayaqchich
Achangal yezi
Atsoualigh
Kumisar
JSK
Iouekher ouagou
Taratin anruh
Zhout ayarech
Erqiq  elhalou
Yekass iznadh ouchekal
  - el guira
  - el firaq
  - el ghorva
  - el mouth
Ouaka emdissaoulene

Interview du 20 mars 1995 dans l'Humanité
https://www.humanite.fr/lounes-matoub-je-veux-parler-et-ne-pas-mourir-je-veux-vivre-657206

Archive Ina 1995
http://www.ina.fr/contenus-editoriaux/articles-editoriaux/lounes-matoub-le-poete-rebelle/

Matoub Lounes Tribute

This program was made for Clocktower Radio and 1:54 Contemporary African Art Fair. 

Houcine Slaoui: El American (Houcine Slaoui speaks about the Americans soldiers in Morocco during the second world war)
Haja Hamdaouia: Daba Iji
Brahim El Alami: Doub A Galbi Doub
Ahmed Hassan: Aouam
Fethallah Lmghari: Arijal Allah
Mohamed Lahyani: Marsoul El Hob
Abdelhai Sqalli: Allache Ya Ghezali
Samy El Maghribi: New York (Samy claims his love for the city of New York)

Taste Of Morocco

Festival des Musiques Ethniques Librement Adaptées (Mela) de Bordeaux-
 1990

Cheikha Djenia & Cheb Khaled - Live (1990)

Toukadime est un projet initié par deux dj’s Krimau et Bachir qui, depuis 2011, s’évertuent à faire vivre leur collection de disques vinyle en provenance du Maghreb, la partageant sur la toile, sur les ondes ou en soirée.
Les deux comparses à l'univers hétéroclite ont fait leurs armes dans le deejaying en mixant toute sorte de musique avec toutefois un attrait évident pour la culture afro américaine (Funk, Soul, HipHop…) ainsi que les musiques africaines. C’est donc logiquement qu’ils se sont retrouvés autour d’un support qu’ils affectionnent, le vinyle, et un espace géographique qui leur parle, le Maghreb. Leur objectif est simple: valoriser un patrimoine, (re) découvrir des oeuvres et satisfaire ainsi les oreilles curieuses ou amatrices du genre.

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