Compass is in Morocco to explore the fascinating world of Gnawa culture, music and ceremony by talking to the artists most connected to the story. #Compass #Gnawa #Morocco
This music is Moroccan and only Moroccan don't try to put any other countries in this especially from north Africa, please respect this people and their heritage without trying to mutilate the history
Gnawa is an original and typiqually moroccan culture and lastely it was reconized by the UNESCO as an moroccan heritage so please tcheque your informations before reporting this vidéo thank you
@@SuliyemanBouboul wikipedia is not a reliable source anyone can edit an article they were an ethnicity but they are not anymore they adapted and mixed within the Moroccan society an ethnicity have a different language or religion do they have a different religion or language no they don't stop calling them an ethnicity it's just a different culture like many cultures in morocco stop spreading lies
why tf is the translation fails to translate everything they are saying they literally just told you that its a moroccan art form of black moroccans but you didn`t wanna mention it its almost seems like you are trying to hijack their music genre .
And just because some is a Gnawa musician doesn’t mean they are from the Gnawa ethnic group, when the original Gnawa were taken to Morocco they had their culture stolen. I come from a family of hereditary Gnawa musicians, my fathers grandparents on his dads side were slaves from Sudan and his mothers parents were slaves from Ghana
hamza fahmi Well you still understand what I mean 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️ why are you so against me? I am the son of a Maalem and have learnt a lot from him and my brother who is also a Maalem so stop being so against me
@@SuliyemanBouboul if you are a Maalem or a son of Maalem than correct your information and get you facts right and it is what I told you I am not against you I am correcting your misleading information
@@oumaimajanouj6309 No but the Gnawa songs are about slavery and in my opinion it doesn’t make sense for non black Moroccans to sing about slavery when their ancestors didn’t go through it
Only Moroccan, go do your homework! For God's sake when did Algeria even existed, since when Gnawa is from somewhere else but Morocco... People just want to be Moroccans and steal our culture. We know our culture and heritage is so rich and diverse, no other place in the world has this diversity and richness like Morocco
De toute façon, Gnawa est enregistré à l'UNESCO comme patrimoine culturel marocain et seulement marocain. Ils peuvent raconter ce qu'ils veulent les ancêtres des Karghoulis 😂😂😂
Gnawa est une musique marocaine inscrite au nom du Royaume Chérifien du Maroc comme patrimoine culturel matériel et immatériel marocain à l'UNESCO. Ce sont les Sultans marocains qui ont conquis l'Afrique et ramené ces africains qui sont maintenant complètement marocains. Que vous imitez les marocains, je peux le comprendre mais Gnawa est un patrimoine marocain et seulement marocain 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦
Gnawa is a part of the morrocan African heritage! Why didn't you go to another north African country for your program??? Where is Essaouira? Marrakech??? In Egypt?
@hihello-yv2tt you believe what the media was telling you! You want to share anything that is purely morrocan! We have totally different history and culture! Yours is mosty ottoman culture! Read history, read books before telling lies you was taught
@@user-jk3ic1lh1q Gnawa are indeed from enslaved Africans. This is what the Gnawa themselves say and they are mainly from the Bambara tribe. There is even a well known Gnawa band called “oulad bambara” which in English means “sons of Bambara” and the Gnawa are known for keeping some of the beliefs of the their ancestors.
Stop spreading lies yous stole gnaoua style and instruments and you called it diwane gnaoua originally an art from west africa evolved and took its form in the kingdom of morocco after that they made several imitations
hamza fahmi I never said that and also my father is from Morocco (Taroudant in the south) and he is a Maalem and he’s descended from the Gnawa people (he’s black and comes from a hereditary Gnawa family. I know that Algeria stole it like they steal everything else so maybe re read what I said 👍🏽
This music is Moroccan and only Moroccan don't try to put any other countries in this especially from north Africa, please respect this people and their heritage without trying to mutilate the history
Oh wow interesting...I thought it came from the enslaved africans that were brought there
100% right brother
The beautiful music .morrocco is the best
Africa is so beautiful love maroc
Thank you ♥️
Gnawa is an original and typiqually moroccan culture and lastely it was reconized by the UNESCO as an moroccan heritage so please tcheque your informations before reporting this vidéo thank you
Whoa, Mike League and Mark Lettieri had a surprising appearance in this video :D
Reminder: gnawa originated in Essaouira, morocco
Beautiful
Great video ! Thanx TRT
sa7a m3almo!!!!! superbe video
الله يرحم ولد شرفاء التهامي المعلم سعيد اوغسال
Asmaa!
lembra maracatu sem surdo
❤❤❤🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🤸🏻♀️🤸🏻♀️
heill moors our brothers and sisters
These aren’t moors. These are originally mainly bambara slaves who were brought to North Africa.
Gnawa is only in Morocco 🇲🇦 adding another country to that is wrong information.
the translation is not on point ( The muqadmaa’s speech ).
I guess some stuff have no logical, possible explanation from our world to the outsiders 😂
They are not an ethnicity they were but not anymore they are mixed within the different cultures in morocco
hamza fahmi Gnawa is an ethnic minority group in Morocco look on Wikipedia
@@SuliyemanBouboul wikipedia is not a reliable source anyone can edit an article they were an ethnicity but they are not anymore they adapted and mixed within the Moroccan society an ethnicity have a different language or religion do they have a different religion or language no they don't stop calling them an ethnicity it's just a different culture like many cultures in morocco stop spreading lies
Ultimate_Shot Z- Dragon Ball and More how can you be so dumb
Oyikü_uvu_chan Twin_girls explain how I am dumb?
The strangest thing is shoots concerts images and videos from one place which is Morocco and they does included no history ppl
Where's the sound?
I challenge TRT word to go to Algeria and make a documentary about Gnawa Music . You will find zero history. So please don’t gave wrong information.
8: 58 the translator missed or intended not to translate many things what the Gnawa Maalem/master had said 🤔🤔
why tf is the translation fails to translate everything they are saying they literally just told you that its a moroccan art form of black moroccans but you didn`t wanna mention it its almost seems like you are trying to hijack their music genre .
17:43 Cheb Khaled bdal l7rfa hhh
Tu as raison, il lui ressemble beaucoup 😂
Khalid jam on this
And just because some is a Gnawa musician doesn’t mean they are from the Gnawa ethnic group, when the original Gnawa were taken to Morocco they had their culture stolen. I come from a family of hereditary Gnawa musicians, my fathers grandparents on his dads side were slaves from Sudan and his mothers parents were slaves from Ghana
Hhhh no body came from Sudan or Ghana gnaoua people came from mali Niger Senegal moroccan used to call these countries sudan
hamza fahmi Well you still understand what I mean 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️ why are you so against me? I am the son of a Maalem and have learnt a lot from him and my brother who is also a Maalem so stop being so against me
@@SuliyemanBouboul if you are a Maalem or a son of Maalem than correct your information and get you facts right and it is what I told you I am not against you I am correcting your misleading information
Is it cultural appropriation if i want to learn to play the guembri and the songs?? I'm asking because i really wanna know
@@oumaimajanouj6309 No but the Gnawa songs are about slavery and in my opinion it doesn’t make sense for non black Moroccans to sing about slavery when their ancestors didn’t go through it
Ouled El Abdi
Only Moroccan, go do your homework! For God's sake when did Algeria even existed, since when Gnawa is from somewhere else but Morocco...
People just want to be Moroccans and steal our culture.
We know our culture and heritage is so rich and diverse, no other place in the world has this diversity and richness like Morocco
De toute façon, Gnawa est enregistré à l'UNESCO comme patrimoine culturel marocain et seulement marocain. Ils peuvent raconter ce qu'ils veulent les ancêtres des Karghoulis 😂😂😂
IF THAT EXIST IN ALGERIA WHY DON'T YOU SHOW VIDÉOS FROM ALGERIA?
Shut up kouloughlis!
There is no Single gnawa Master in algeria so watch the beauy of moroccan music and shut up !
Gnawa est une musique marocaine inscrite au nom du Royaume Chérifien du Maroc comme patrimoine culturel matériel et immatériel marocain à l'UNESCO. Ce sont les Sultans marocains qui ont conquis l'Afrique et ramené ces africains qui sont maintenant complètement marocains. Que vous imitez les marocains, je peux le comprendre mais Gnawa est un patrimoine marocain et seulement marocain 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦
North Western african country
Gnawa is a part of the morrocan African heritage! Why didn't you go to another north African country for your program??? Where is Essaouira? Marrakech??? In Egypt?
Gnawa is found in Algeria and Tunisia. Gnawa people ancestors were originally slaves brought to North Africa.
@hihello-yv2tt you believe what the media was telling you! You want to share anything that is purely morrocan! We have totally different history and culture! Yours is mosty ottoman culture! Read history, read books before telling lies you was taught
@@user-jk3ic1lh1q Gnawa are indeed from enslaved Africans. This is what the Gnawa themselves say and they are mainly from the Bambara tribe. There is even a well known Gnawa band called “oulad bambara” which in English means “sons of Bambara” and the Gnawa are known for keeping some of the beliefs of the their ancestors.
Only Moroccan
In Algeria they don’t call it Gnawa they call it Diwane and it is different to Gnawa
Stop spreading lies yous stole gnaoua style and instruments and you called it diwane gnaoua originally an art from west africa evolved and took its form in the kingdom of morocco after that they made several imitations
hamza fahmi I never said that and also my father is from Morocco (Taroudant in the south) and he is a Maalem and he’s descended from the Gnawa people (he’s black and comes from a hereditary Gnawa family. I know that Algeria stole it like they steal everything else so maybe re read what I said 👍🏽
@@SuliyemanBouboul nice to meet you even if your father is Moroccan I can't tolerate spreading wrong and misleading information
hamza fahmi I never said anything misleading all I said is that in Algeria they call it Diwane and it’s different to Gnawa
Your comment makes no sense. If Diwane is a different music why would you say they don't call it gwana. Smh
GNAWA, ITS PURE MIX OF SAHEL COUNTRIES AND THE KINGDOM OF MOROCCO, WAS NEVER ALGERIAN. PLEASE DON'T SPREAD LIES. 😮
This translation is wack.
Chofo lamgharba 3lach gaddin
Raj3o gnawa 3alamiya
Have u ever seen Gnaw in other countries apart from Morocco? Hell no. So it is Moroccan.