OUM x Festival Arabesques - FR

Pour ce nouveau podcast TMR vous emmène au Festival Arabesques à la rencontre de l’envoûtante chanteuse marocaine OUM, auteure compositrice-interprète, qui nous présente son dernier album best of Dakchi.Nous évoquerons son parcours, son vaste univers aux multiples influences musicales ainsi que sa vision de l’identité et son amour pour le darija le dialecte marocain. EnglishIn this new podcast, TMR takes you to the Arabesques Festival to meet the captivating Moroccan singer-songwriter OUM, who presents her latest best-of album Dakchi.We talk about her career, her vast universe of musical influences, her vision of identity and her love of the Moroccan dialect darija.OUMhttps://oum.ma/https://www.youtube.com/c/OUMOFFICIALFestival Arabesques https://www.festivalarabesques.fr/Animatrice Sarah de The Markaz Review (TMR)Literature and Arts from the Center of the Worldhttps://themarkaz.org/https://linktr.ee/themarkazreview Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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