Seeing that Saffron grower leaving his family with small bag of red gold, asking his children what they wanted when he sells his Saffron, made me cry, for honest work and sacrifice.
The saffron grower and door to door salesman is an endearing character. His saffron is money while wearing a smirk. The earth feeds him and his family, and he is grateful for it. Morocco is fascinating.
I went in Rabat just for a day tour in 2015 , I don't realized the life outside the city is like this. My high respect to our fellow who live in in the valley you are strong people who try to live and survive like me in my own country
My partner and self traveled from Marrakesh to Agadir through the Atlas Mountains and stopped by three villages in the mountains such amazing friendly people we were welcomed so warmly, if only the Africans were welcomed the same way in Europe India Na US Canada. ❤️🌍🌍❤️🌏🌎
@@cosmopolitanwonder9675 "Western" countries are incredibly welcome to those that come and visit, live, work and/or study. The only people NOT welcome are dangerous, drug smuggling criminals, regardless of race, religion or culture.
May God bless all such people in the world who work so hard to make a living like this. All sorts of hard labour to feed the family. And to work in diverse conditions Ameen
Those people live with a harmony with the ragged mountain and Nature around them which leads them to find their inner-peace and find the truth about life . Away from the bustling city you can attach to yourself . They are really happy with their strenuous work and life they accept it not try to change it . Thanks for this prolific documentary.
Lovely, exquisite journey into the past History of Morocco, and the Desert People. Great captivating footage, really makes an impression on the unique simple life of Bedouins vs. the City. Thank you. Namaste
For those who wonder, when they say "yeah lah" it means let's go 😊 I learned it during my trips to Morocco in 2015 & 2017, Egypt and Jordan in 2021. You can make many new friends when you learn just few Arabic 😊
"yeah lah" in fact means " يا الله" ( ya Allah); the literal translation or the equivalent in English would be 'oh God!' or 'by God' which has become to mean 'let's get started' or 'let's go'. This is perfectly decent and polite as it is a wish for the help of God when you want to start something. By the way, wether you speak Amazigh or Arabic, the same expression is used.
Such tough life for man and beast and such determination. They are hardworking, happy and content. Total strangers could be completed trusted. Won't change the way of their life for anything. Very inspiring.
An excellent documentary greetings from Pakistan. I am herbalist doctor in Pakistan, and to hardworking Moroccans how they harvest saffron and than sale door to door salute from Pakistan. Good wishes also for Tracks team.
Amazing to see how other people live and work for their livelihood. Love how the saffron supports their survival. Can't wait to see Morocco next year. Hopefully, I can buy the high quality saffron in the market 😊 thank you, enjoyed watching your documentary.
I know there's another so called saffron, but you can tell the difference because the filament is thicker than the threadlike saffron, is that what you're talking about?
May God bless you Ameen for going out there to help people This is called humanity First ❤ May God bless them People who live a normal Life out there and Protect them Ameen❤🤲
My brother, thank you for your words about the country, and we are the Moroccan people, and you are welcome among us at all times ❤️ But, my brother, the state of Morocco 🇲🇦 is not an Arab country, it is a North African Berber country, and this is not that we hate Arabs, no, the Arabs are our brothers in Islam, and the Prophet Muhammad is the Messenger of God, so he is Arab. Therefore, we are Amazigh, and we even want the world to recognize our identity and our language😊
Tres historias con sentido humano,Abdullah y el sustento para su familia,la labor social de July con su asistente y la caravana de comerciantes a travez del desierto ...muy inspiradora e intensa vida fuera de la jungla de concreto,Tracks creadores y colaboradores., gracias...
La gente presente en el documentado son amazighofonos, lo que significa hablantes del tamazight, el idioma nativo del norte de Africa. Los Europeos y los árabes los llaman “beréberes” y siempre los representaron como salvajes en la historia. De hecho, son presentes en la isla de las canarias también. Mi pueblo es muy humilde y aún si no hacen recurso a la tecnología, para mi mis raíces siempre serán un símbolo de humildad y la representación más pura y verdadera de la vida. Saludos desde Canadá, que Dios te bendiga❤
I enjoyed this video. It makes me think of the Middle Ages. A lot of science and philosophy books were written in Arabic then re translated into Latin. So interesting.
I really pray that all these people are all right after the earthquake. Places that have stood the test to time or crumbling because of climate change. I really hope they're all right.😢
If they lost track, the danger is thurist and loss of camels in the desert wilderness. It is not a simple journey with out technology 🤔🙏🏽 Big respect for caravans 🙏🏽
Saffron oiginated in Afghanistan. Even today it is a wild flower in Afghanistan and in Northeast of Iran. Even the name is the Arabized Persian word ZarParan (on Arabic since there is no "P" it is replaced with F) meaning golden leaves.
beautiful documentary. my only critique is that put subtitles instead of the voice over of english. it sounds distracting and strange. i want to hear their language.
Just write down “Moroccan Tamazight” on RUclips and you’ll hear. However, there’s manyy dialects of Tamazight (the native language of North Africa from the Canary Islands to the extreme west of Egypt) in Morocco. I believe this is Tachelhit or central middle atlas Tamazight I am not sure, but I think it’s more on the Tachelhit side. Very interesting indeed ;)
What an amazing documentary! First class and I learned so much about another culture.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching! 😊✨
Seeing that Saffron grower leaving his family with small bag of red gold, asking his children what they wanted when he sells his Saffron, made me cry, for honest work and sacrifice.
Same feelings of mine too
The kids worked for it, they’d better get something!
The girl said: I want sandals
😊pp
Simple people, simple life. great hearts, great lands ❤
The saffron grower and door to door salesman is an endearing character. His saffron is money while wearing a smirk. The earth feeds him and his family, and he is grateful for it. Morocco is fascinating.
Love and respect for Pakistan 🇵🇰,,, our Muslim brother,,,Morocco
Super place in Morocco.. I love you all from Bangladesh
I pray for Morocco. 🙏❤God help them after this earth quake
❤🤲👍
A wonderful documentary! Someday I hope to come to Morocco. Greetings from the central US.
الله على بلادي الحبيبة كم احبك يا وطني 🇲🇦و موطن أجدادي
I went in Rabat just for a day tour in 2015 , I don't realized the life outside the city is like this. My high respect to our fellow who live in in the valley you are strong people who try to live and survive like me in my own country
My partner and self traveled from Marrakesh to Agadir through the Atlas Mountains and stopped by three villages in the mountains such amazing friendly people we were welcomed so warmly, if only the Africans were welcomed the same way in Europe India Na US Canada. ❤️🌍🌍❤️🌏🌎
@@cosmopolitanwonder9675 "Western" countries are incredibly welcome to those that come and visit, live, work and/or study. The only people NOT welcome are dangerous, drug smuggling criminals, regardless of race, religion or culture.
I love history of Afrika, different cultures is our diversity.
May God bless all such people in the world who work so hard to make a living like this. All sorts of hard labour to feed the family. And to work in diverse conditions Ameen
Greetings to the Kingdom of Morocco from the Islamic Republic of Iran. 🇮🇷🤝🇲🇦
🇲🇦🤝🇮🇷
Thanks bro you too
Thank you u great brother
ايران مسلمين ? كم عدد المساجد في طهران ..انتم اعداء للانسانية جمعاء
Greetings to Morroco from Pakistan 🇵🇰.❤❤❤
May god bless the people of Morocco
-Random guy from Pakistan
Hello
Those people live with a harmony with the ragged mountain and Nature around them which leads them to find their inner-peace and find the truth about life . Away from the bustling city you can attach to yourself . They are really happy with their strenuous work and life they accept it not try to change it . Thanks for this prolific documentary.
Beautiful window to a magical world. Real people , happy people ! Thank you for sharing this video!
Natural and also closer to the nature
Hardworking and thriving people
God bless all these Hardworking heroes.
Excellent documentary, thank you so much for it, Morocco is just fascinating country ❤🇲🇦
Happy People and they like it at best. I wish these people happiness forever.. 😊
Lovely, exquisite journey into the past History of Morocco, and the Desert People. Great captivating footage, really makes an impression on the unique simple life of Bedouins vs. the City. Thank you. Namaste
A fascinating video of remote Morocco, people are happy under harsh environment 👍
I like how beautiful the morroco dasert its sand look like gold.
For those who wonder, when they say "yeah lah" it means let's go 😊 I learned it during my trips to Morocco in 2015 & 2017, Egypt and Jordan in 2021. You can make many new friends when you learn just few Arabic 😊
"yeah lah" in fact means " يا الله" ( ya Allah); the literal translation or the equivalent in English would be 'oh God!' or 'by God' which has become to mean 'let's get started' or 'let's go'. This is perfectly decent and polite as it is a wish for the help of God when you want to start something. By the way, wether you speak Amazigh or Arabic, the same expression is used.
Yeah lah not polite way to say let’s go! They say the same thing to the donkey too.
Yes, you can get a thousand friends in one day in the Arabic countries, ha-ha-ha-ha🐸
😂😂😂😂😂 it's yalla
I first noticed it in Ironman movie. Then it was even more noticeable for me as I watched Arab documentaries.
Excellent documentary!! The views of the desert are simply amazing!!
Love this country from Bangladesh
Such tough life for man and beast and such determination. They are hardworking, happy and content. Total strangers could be completed trusted. Won't change the way of their life for anything. Very inspiring.
Going to Fes in October - can't wait
Thinking about all the people affected by the earthquake
❤🇲🇦
A really wonderful documentary. A simple life close to nature resonates with the spirit & brings a natural wisdom & happiness.
Great report
Thank you for your efforts, and greetings to you from Morocco❤😊
The desert seems like the perfect place for peace and contemplation.
Greetings to Morocco from Islamic republic of Pakistan 🇵🇰🇵🇰
An excellent documentary greetings from Pakistan. I am herbalist doctor in Pakistan, and to hardworking Moroccans how they harvest saffron and than sale door to door salute from Pakistan. Good wishes also for Tracks team.
Masallah.
How nice Islamic society!!
They're faith to God unbelievable.
God Please give to us pleasuring and happy leading life.
Amazing to see how other people live and work for their livelihood. Love how the saffron supports their survival. Can't wait to see Morocco next year. Hopefully, I can buy the high quality saffron in the market 😊 thank you, enjoyed watching your documentary.
But be careful, there is alot of scammers who sell fake saffron
I know there's another so called saffron, but you can tell the difference because the filament is thicker than the threadlike saffron, is that what you're talking about?
You are welcome,WE CAN help you to finding any thing you want.i'm from Maroc
Marrocos é uma terra " magica "!!!
Brasil também ❤
Wonderful documentary. Showing the world that saffron goes through a lot before ending up in our plate/cup 😊
Super documentry.morel life is tuff on every place on earth so live with love and pray to God for all world.and all specees
المغرب بلد جميل ، لكنه مظلوم اعلاميا . يستحق الزيارة إنه بلد رائع
بالطبع هو بلد جذاب، أحب هذا البلد من الهند 🇮🇳
المغرب مظلوم من حكامه
مظلوم اعلاميا فقط من اخوتنا العرب ا ما الغرب يعرفون جيدا المغرب وتاريخية الصامد شعبه المتواظع للله 🤲
Beautiful people living simple lives close to God in a beautiful land.
A beautiful documentary , so well narrated. Great camera work and breathtaking scenery. Its very true , "close to nature is close to God".
Love Morocco ❤🙏🏻🇲🇦
و المغرب يحبك و يرحب بك و بالجميع 🎩
Your welcome any times
Amazing version of lives
Che il buon Dio ti benedica: persone semplici e oneste come queste gli auguro tutto il bene di questo mondo ❤
BEAUTIFUL BEAUTIFUL BEAUTIFUL SOUNDTRACK AND THE NARRATOR
What an incredible documentary!
الحياة البسيط تعطيك الراحة النفسية الزعفران كنز مغربي 100%
May God bless you
Ameen for going out there to help people
This is called humanity
First ❤
May God bless them
People who live a normal
Life out there and
Protect them Ameen❤🤲
País lindo...aqui do Brasil...❤
God willing I hope all are well after the recent earthquake. Aameen❤
❤️🇲🇦❤️🇲🇦❤️🇲🇦 Your welcome to Morrocco Land of hospitality ❤️❤️🇲🇦🇲🇦
Incredible documentary of real life people living the dream
Beautiful , beautiful Morroco.
My brother, thank you for your words about the country, and we are the Moroccan people, and you are welcome among us at all times ❤️ But, my brother, the state of Morocco 🇲🇦 is not an Arab country, it is a North African Berber country, and this is not that we hate Arabs, no, the Arabs are our brothers in Islam, and the Prophet Muhammad is the Messenger of God, so he is Arab. Therefore, we are Amazigh, and we even want the world to recognize our identity and our language😊
this was a wonder peace of video. Really took my away from where I was and had me dreaming for a while. Made me want to visit north Africa for sure
You are welcome,it's your country too
Tres historias con sentido humano,Abdullah y el sustento para su familia,la labor social de July con su asistente y la caravana de comerciantes a travez del desierto ...muy inspiradora e intensa vida fuera de la jungla de concreto,Tracks creadores y colaboradores., gracias...
You are beautiful Morocco
I pray for all those who suffered because of the earthquake 😍😍😍😍love and blessings 😍😍😍
Love from Nigeria
I really enjoyed this so impressed the people and the eagerness to help
These nomads are really inspiring.
Morocco rich in history 🇲🇦
From California to Casablanca 🎉
Wow just wow ❗️like time has just stood still for these people
Fabuleux, merci beaucoup
Morocco is in Africa there you go!
where did you think it was in the North Pole!
السلام عليكم كيوخار شكرا من.الًيابان
One could only wonder how many flowers are out there full with benefits
Beautiful documentary. Thank you.
I love middle East & African Arabic culture. ❤
Morocco is not Middle East Morocco 🇲🇦 is the oldest Kingdom in world
This is the Berber culture, the Berber country and its Berber population
There’s nothing Arabic in this video! They’re all Amazigh
These are Amazigh people, Arabs in middle east, not North Africa.
So amazing documentary, thank you for sharing.
Aprender e sempre gratificante!!!!!
Love morocco❤
Son un ejemplo para ésta huanidad perdida.
La gente presente en el documentado son amazighofonos, lo que significa hablantes del tamazight, el idioma nativo del norte de Africa. Los Europeos y los árabes los llaman “beréberes” y siempre los representaron como salvajes en la historia. De hecho, son presentes en la isla de las canarias también. Mi pueblo es muy humilde y aún si no hacen recurso a la tecnología, para mi mis raíces siempre serán un símbolo de humildad y la representación más pura y verdadera de la vida. Saludos desde Canadá, que Dios te bendiga❤
Beautifully put together! Who's the narrator?
Thank you so much Deb for this absolutely stunning documentary.
Thank you.
المغرب بلد الحبيب
I enjoyed this video. It makes me think of the Middle Ages. A lot of science and philosophy books were written in Arabic then re translated into Latin. So interesting.
They don’t speak in Arabic but in Tamazight (the native North African language) instead in this video❤
I really pray that all these people are all right after the earthquake.
Places that have stood the test to time or crumbling because of climate change.
I really hope they're all right.😢
Amazing content 👌 👏 ❤.
What a life
Water is most precious in the desert
Beautiful journey!
Good morning from PAPUA NEW GUINEA. I enjoyed watching your contents
Cant wait to visit Papua New Guinea 🇵🇬 and its beautiful people❤❤
هدشي ناضي 🔥🔥🔥
Если вы читаете это, я хочу, чтобы вы знали, что вы прекрасны, вас любят, вы в мире, и все будет хорошо. Мир тебе, мой друг. ❤
Morrocco ❤❤❤❤
زعفران ماشاء الله ❤👍
If they lost track, the danger is thurist and loss of camels in the desert wilderness. It is not a simple journey with out technology 🤔🙏🏽 Big respect for caravans 🙏🏽
Amazigh culture
In all cultures. God willing.
Hello everyone. Morocco is really beautiful
2023/9/12
I wonder why is this video not available to be watched from Morocco?
اللهم بارك أخي
Awesome show
love morrocco
Love Morocco from Pakistan
Viva Pakistan, i love Pakistani people!😊
Saffron oiginated in Afghanistan. Even today it is a wild flower in Afghanistan and in Northeast of Iran. Even the name is the Arabized Persian word ZarParan (on Arabic since there is no "P" it is replaced with F) meaning golden leaves.
beautiful documentary. my only critique is that put subtitles instead of the voice over of english. it sounds distracting and strange. i want to hear their language.
Just write down “Moroccan Tamazight” on RUclips and you’ll hear. However, there’s manyy dialects of Tamazight (the native language of North Africa from the Canary Islands to the extreme west of Egypt) in Morocco. I believe this is Tachelhit or central middle atlas Tamazight I am not sure, but I think it’s more on the Tachelhit side. Very interesting indeed ;)
First class documentary, well done, much enjoyed 🙂NZ
Excellent documentary 👍🏻