This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Heba Press- Abdul Latif Baraka
Al -Tamri Square in the Antique Talburg district in the heart of the city of Agadir, on Saturday evening, organized the last nights of the “Talwendand” festival organized by the Agadir Memory Association in its third edition, in the presence of thousands of fans who flocked to follow the paragraphs of the ceremony from five in the evening to midnight.
Despite the cold, the atmosphere was enthusiastic thanks to the presence of the great artist Hisham Massen, who put on a vital show on Talukand. The audience remarkably interacted with him during his performance of songs from his artistic Riberoir and songs from his late uncle Amuri Mubarak, who dealt with topics related to man, love and challenges of life.
This cultural demonstration is a celebration of the Talburg district by evoking its history and culture. The activities of “Talwoond” began on January 23, 2025 and lasted until the 26th of the same month, as it was distinguished by a diverse program that included performance arts, street theater, music, dance , history, games of lightness, circus and Royal shows, in addition to writing workshops with TIFNAG. It also included open offers which attracted many subscribers.
This event was an opportunity to celebrate the rich cultural heritage, as a field product exhibition was organized during the festival days, to shed light on the cultural heritage of the Taroudant region and surrounding areas. These activities also constituted a platform for cultural and artistic exchange, highlighting the pluralism and diversity that distinguishes Amazigh culture.
In a commentary, doctor and writer Rashid Obaghage highlighted that “Talwendand” constitutes a creative space that reflects the seriousness of the organization and reflection on the details of the event, emphasizing the values of simplicity and affiliation that distinguishes the festival, which made it a real lesson in the organization of cultural events.
