pop.soil : Folk of North Africa 30th July 2024

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Folk Gnawa Arabic Traditional Mauritanian Traditional

In this special episode of pop.soil, Lyra Pramuk shares a selection of North African folk music from her personal collection.

The mix features devotional music and contemporary folk from Egypt to Mauritania, and includes Arabic traditional music, gnawa, and Mauritanian Azawan.

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Umm KulthumUmm Kulthum
Inta Omri
Khadra Mohamed KhedrKhadra Mohamed Khedr
Meta Ashoufak- Allah'allah Ya Badwi
Canary RecordsCanary Records
Women's Dance From Silianam, Tunisia

Maalem Mahmoud GaniaMaalem Mahmoud Gania
Sast Demanio
Asmaa Hamzaoui, Asmaa Hamzaoui, Bnat TimbouktouBnat Timbouktou
Lalla Aicha 2 & 3
The Master Musicians Of JajoukaThe Master Musicians Of Jajouka
Dancing Under The Moon
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Dhafer YoussefDhafer Youssef
Birds Canticum - "Birds Requiem" Suite
Emel MathlouthiEmel Mathlouthi
Khaddesh
Souad MassiSouad Massi
Ya Kelbi
Hamid El ShaeriHamid El Shaeri
Ouda
Moudou Ould Mattalla, Moudou Ould Mattalla, Les Chanteuses d'El MounaLes Chanteuses d'El Mouna
Improvisation
Khalifa Ould Eide & Dimi Mint AbbaKhalifa Ould Eide & Dimi Mint Abba
Art’s Plume
Ooleya Mint AmartichittOoleya Mint Amartichitt
Mema
Asmaa Hamzaoui, Asmaa Hamzaoui, Bnat TimbouktouBnat Timbouktou
Sidi Lafquih

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In this special episode of pop.soil, Lyra Pramuk shares a selection of North African folk music from her personal collection.

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