The Tripoli International Malouf and Muwashahat Festival celebrated the launch of its thirteenth session, continuing to celebrate one of the most ancient musical arts in Libya and North African countries. Successive generations have preserved this artistic heritage, whose roots go back to the Andalusian era in Spain, and it remains present in the cultural conscience of the region until today. A number of Moroccan and Algerian Jews also excelled in it, the most famous of whom is Sheikh Raymond, the uncle of the French artist Enrico Macias, who lived in the Algerian city of Constantine.
Published on: 04/08/2026 - 15:32
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