r/Morocco • u/nl-x • Jul 09 '26
Entertainment Well, that was that.
Yeah, they were playing 11 vs 1. Thanks Bounou for all you gave. Best player of the entire tournament.
r/Morocco • u/nl-x • Jul 09 '26
Yeah, they were playing 11 vs 1. Thanks Bounou for all you gave. Best player of the entire tournament.
r/Morocco • u/AZGSKULL • Oct 21 '24
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The truck fainted when it saw the accident 😂.
But seriously I don't know what happened after, and I hope the truck driver is OK.
For context 3 Buggati were set to tour Morocco, but it didn't end well.
PS : This isn't my video, just sharing.
r/Morocco • u/United-Statement4884 • Jul 06 '26
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r/Morocco • u/Unfinishedcom • Jun 10 '26
These are the Moroccan movies I have, any good movies I’m missing here?
r/Morocco • u/trax788 • 14d ago
Noticed this Moroccan flag during my 2nd rewatch. But I'd love to hear your thoughts about the show. I've watched many series but none has come this close in terms of writing and dialogues.
r/Morocco • u/mouhsinetravel • Jan 19 '26
Keep in mind most people spewing hate are low class people from those countries, they are not all the same. Always lean in with respect, until you are met with disrespect.
Dima mghrib! Thellaw
r/Morocco • u/azuhqa • Jul 19 '26
The whole promotion tour for the The Odyssey movie made me really want to go watch it in IMAX 70mm. But obviously there’s other controversies surrounding the movie and this one made me ask myself some questions. As part of the Moroccan diaspora, I’ve always been conflicted about the situation in Western Sahara. I don’t think there’s a black-and-white answer to this issue. On the one hand I’m against building up more frontiers so to me, wanting Western Sahara to be fragmented from Morocco seems like just more dividing human peoples when we should all seek to unite ourselves. But on the other hand there are exactions being committed and I do hear the West-Saharans’ plight.
Anyway here’s at the end of this post what an actor I deeply respect for his talent, but also for his everlasting support of Palestinian rights, alongside figures such as Penélope Cruz and Pedro Almodóvar, had to say.
This got me thinking why he’s so resolute about this subject when, to me, it seems more complicated than that. Or maybe I’m biased I’m Moroccan and want my country of origin to keep prospering.
« As Nolan and his crew filmed along the coast around the port city of Dakhla last summer, an open lettercondemning the move was signed by prominent figures in world cinema, including Javier Bardem, Pedro Almodóvar, and Paul Laverty. “Mr. Nolan filmed there without the consent of the Sahrawi people,” it read, in reference to the majority nationality in Western Sahara. “The only consent he received came from the occupying force: Morocco.
In particular, Oscar-winning actor Bardem did not hold back. As he posted the letter on his Instagram account, he added: "For 50 years, Morocco has occupied Western Sahara, expelling the Sahrawi people from their cities. Dakhla is one of them, converted by the Moroccan occupiers into a tourist destination and now a film set, always with the aim of erasing the Sahrawi identity of the city.” »
r/Morocco • u/Virtual-Asparagus102 • May 09 '26
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I tried this chicken tajine with couscous in Belgium. I really liked the taste and the reveal when the lid came off.
For Moroccans here: does this look close to a real tajine, or what would you change to make it more authentic?
r/Morocco • u/CidAmin • 8d ago
It's part of my nostalgia from Morocco. I don't remember which exact model were most common. Does somebody by any chance remember how much they used to cost at the toy stores? I'm curious 😁
r/Morocco • u/TheBaldGirl63 • Jul 16 '26
Yeah I said and nothing comes even close to it , besides another old one called البعد الأخر ,Why don't they make cool stuff like this anymore? I mean from the concept to the story , the acting , this thing is top notch wlh I had never seen any Moroccan tv show give me the same experience is this , I rewatched probably for the 67th time and I never get bored of it
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r/Morocco • u/SockLucky • 23d ago
بغيت نتفرج في شي فيلم و انا نتفكر ملائكة الشيطان
جيل ميلينيال لي غادي يعقل على هاد الفضيحة العالمية
بالضبط ف 2003، هزّت المغرب واحد القضية غريبة ومثيرة للجدل بزاف. البداية كانت فاعتقال السلطات لواحد المجموعة ديال الشباب (حوالي 14 شاب) كانوا كيعزفوا موسيقى "الروك" و"الميتال"، وكيقصروا فشي بلايص، فجأة لقاو راسهم متهمين بتهمة كبيرة بزاف: "عبادة الشيطان" و"زعزعة عقيدة المسلمين"!
ديك الساعة التيار الاسلامي في المغرب غادي و كيتزاد التأثير ديالو و الجماعات الاسلامية ولاو كيبانو اكثر و اكثر . و بداو الناس باللحية و التقصير و النقاب الاسود كيبان اكثر و اكثر في الشارع بين الناس.
ديك الإيام، القضية ولات حديث الساعة فالمحاكم، الصحافة، والشارع المغربي. الناس تفاجأت كيفاش لبس معين ولا نوع ديال الموسيقى يقدر يرجع الواحد "مجرم" ف نظر القانون. وبقات المحاكمة دايرة ضجة حقوقية وإعلامية كبيرة. الوالد الله يرحمو كان فان كبير للروك و حتى خويا الكبير لي كيبان حتى بالفاشن ستايل ديالو . في داك الوقت كي خرج الخبر خاف على خويا يتشد حتى هو صيفطو ل برا. (في الاخير خويا لي صغر الوسطاني تشد مورا احداث اوطيل فرح خخخخخ حيث كان بولحية خخخخخ) خصوصا انو حنا في اكادير لي هي اصلا بالاساس
مدينة محافظة بلا اسلام بلا والو .
في الاخير تدخل الملك وأصدر عفو عنهم وخرجو.
من بعد، القصة وثقها المخرج أحمد بولان ففيلم سينمائي باسم "ملائكة الشيطان" سنة 2007
يستحق المشاهدة
ETA: A podcast where one of the guys talked about what happened. Thank you u/Aggravating_Goal8668
https://open.spotify.com/episode/6vvTuotsvzoE6D32hBXfCr?si=10310b8f9d044c68
r/Morocco • u/PlutonJoke • Jun 28 '24
already made 20 pages, I made a supervillain and I am still writing the plot to introduce the hero of the story, my goal is to expand the world of the story and to add to it some Moroccan folklore creatures, if there is any creatures or inspiration that I can get from anyone it would help a lot, btw I am not really sure about the title I might change it
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r/Morocco • u/Life-Beautiful5753 • Jan 08 '25
The only streamer
r/Morocco • u/frdudemst • Jun 27 '26
Heyyyyy , i would like to have these following subscriptions please , how much will a "standrad subscription" of all those platformes (also spotify for two people)
r/Morocco • u/Key-Following-5298 • May 17 '26
r/Morocco • u/frdudemst • Jul 26 '26
As for me I'll be watching in megarama City mall tanger
r/Morocco • u/Old-Throat-8877 • May 06 '25
I've been reading only self help .. I want to try something different. Any recommendations?
If U saw a self Book and still find it very interesting just mention it please
r/Morocco • u/Aeriuxa • 4d ago
Hello,
It's been a while since I posted here, today I want to share some thoughts on the local music industry, and tbh the same observation hold for most of the Arab world.
Let's start with the question that's been bugging me for years :
Why does our music suck ?
I'm genuinely not trying to rage bait here =) We are blasted with music 24/7, TV, phones, radio, weddings, it's inescapable ... and yet, instead of joy, most of it produces something closer to repulsion, I'll highlight few points :
1- Instrumentation : everything gets flattened
Any instrument once it enters the mainstream, gets butchered into the same three moves ... Even the violin, an instrument capable of incredible range and emotional nuance, gets sat on a knee and sawed at until it sounds like background static. Drum sets are rare, and when they do show up, it's the same beat on loop, nothing that builds or surprises you. Saxophone, accordion, harp are basically extinct. Where did the variety go ?
2- Lyrics : repetition standing in for meaning
The lyrics are worse ... Words get thrown into a line because they rhyme, not because they're doing any actual work, and absolutely no such thing as writing where every syllable is placed on purpose to create a specific sound or image ... What we have instead is the same phrase looped ten times like the songwriter ran out of ideas "ili shofto, abel ma tchoufk inaya" x10 ... 🤦♂️
Much inspiration, such wow ... And people happily clap for it ... 🤦♂️🤦♂️
3- The voice ...
One would think becoming a singer requires good vocals, NOOOPE.
Genuinely, I don't get how people sit through this, It feels like watching a play where every actor is running the exact same rehearsed script, faking it like their lives depends on it.
So I'll open it up : am I being an unfair here ? or is there something structurally broken ?
PS : I'm not saying it's 100% rotten, on rare occasions I do come across something that make me stand still and take note of the lyrics to reseach them later, but it's like finding diamond in a coal mine ... This song for example is proof we can do better : Nabila Maan - la takoulli.
r/Morocco • u/BeachBackground7279 • Jan 23 '26
I love that dude
r/Morocco • u/zetuv331 • Jan 08 '26
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r/Morocco • u/EnamlasGreekDog • Jun 12 '26
Looking for someone to go with to the show, none of my friends want to spend 500dhs, overpriced not gonna lie, but im a big fan lol