Moroccan music

Moroccan music is a rich and diverse tradition that reflects the country’s cultural mix, including Arab, Berber, African, and Andalusian influences. It features various styles, such as Chaabi (popular music), Amazigh (Berber music), and Gnaoua (spiritual music with African roots). Instruments commonly used include the oud (stringed instrument), guembri (bass plucked instrument), and traditional percussion. Music often accompanies social events, festivals, and rituals, emphasizing themes of love, struggle, and spirituality. The vibrant rhythms and melodies invite communal participation, making it an integral part of Moroccan cultural identity and social life.