Reaction to Oum from Morocco.

Oum El Ghaït Benessahraoui, better known as Oum, is a Moroccan singer-songwriter. Considered an ambassador of Moroccan culture, she mixes hassani, jazz, gospel, soul, afrobeat and Sufi music influences in her songs.

[@ryukraziel1593]

this song captures the african amazigh soul of morocco perfectly you should listen to lik by oum also a cool song
the language is a mix of some sort of amazigh or berber language ( its the language of the indigenous people of north africa) , moroccan arabic darija, and the hassani arabic dialect of the sahara

[@MehdiTirguit]

first song she's singing in Arabic,
the little clicky thingy is called krikbat/krakeb

[@DisDutch]

the castagnettes were actually copied from the 800 rule of Muslims / Moroccans in Spain. so a lot of influences there also in their flamenco music and way of flamenco singing

[@DisDutch]

Proud amazing here :p thanx

[@JohnCregoWorldMusic]

You're very welcome.

[@ceronibalsamar5352]

@@JohnCregoWorldMusic she means amazigh, but she's pround at the end of day and i'm more than proud, music, music vibe energy.... uniquenes

[@abdessgoon]

Oum = أم = Mother. 🤩

[@JohnCregoWorldMusic]

Oh. Thank you.

[@abdelhisalehi215]

Good night

[@montassirnaim4826]

South Moroccan language