Jamazigh Desert Blue

Jamazigh Desert Blue:

The Post Bar will have the pleasure to have Abdell Rais on Banjo/Guembri and vocal, Ayoze de Alejandro on drumkit, Hassan Nainia on Electric Guitar and vocal, and special guests.

Jamazigh will be playing Beber songs from the area of Morocco with the large, heavy iron castanets known as Qraqab or krakebs and a three-string lute known as a Guembri. All these mixed with a Funky and Chaabi groove on the drumkit and a repetitive bass guitar line will make your body dance hypnotically.

Tuareg music is a widespread style of Berber Music. It encompasses popular genres, mainly consisting of traditional music played by electric guitars and mixed with Blues and Rock.

The Tuaregs occupy a huge territory that stretches from central Sahara – southern Libya to southern Algeria – to the North of Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso.

The Tuareg musical genre first encompasses traditional song genres such as tisiway, traditional chants based on poems; tahengemmit, elders' slow songs; asak, songs accompanied by imzad; tasikisikit, women songs accompanied by tende, a typical tambour made with goat skin; and children songs like bellulla played with lips technics accompanied by fadangama, a small one-string instrument, odili, a wooden flute made from sorghum and gidga, a wooden instrument made with irons