The iconic Jemaa el-Fna square in Marrakech was buzzing with excitement on Saturday night as thousands of spectators gathered to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Jardin Majorelle. The festivities featured an unforgettable concert that brought together some of Morocco’s most renowned artists.
The star-studded lineup included popular performers like Nouaman Belaiachi, Douzi, Dakka Marrakchia, Ikram El Abdia, and Kawtar Sadik, each delivering electrifying performances that plunged the audience into a vibrant, festive atmosphere.
The evening kicked off with a high-energy performance by Nouaman Belaiachi, whose captivating melodies and infectious enthusiasm instantly won over the crowd. His dynamic blend of modern and traditional influences created a joyful atmosphere of togetherness, setting the perfect tone for the night.
Next, Douzi took the stage, mesmerizing the audience with his soulful romantic ballads. His powerful voice echoed under the starry skies of Marrakech, evoking deep emotions and creating a magical experience for the couples in the crowd.
As the night continued, Dakka Marrakchia brought traditional rhythms to life, prompting the audience to join in a collective dance. This was followed by Ikram El Abdia, whose innovative performance seamlessly fused modern sounds with traditional Moroccan music, captivating a diverse audience.
The evening culminated with an explosive performance by Kawtar Sadik, whose infectious energy and lively vocals left a lasting impression on the Marrakech audience, bringing the celebration to a rousing conclusion.
Madison Cox, president of the Jardin Majorelle Foundation, described the event as a tribute to the rich cultural heritage embodied by the iconic gardens. “We are proud to bring together artists from diverse backgrounds in such an emblematic location,” he remarked.
Nouaman Belaiachi, in an interview with the Moroccan press agency MAP, expressed his honor at performing in such a unique setting, calling it “an unforgettable moment of musical connection.”
Douzi also praised the initiative, highlighting the universal power of music to bring people closer together. He emphasized the cultural significance of Jemaa el-Fna, noting how it enhances the magic of such gatherings.
Members of Dakka Marrakchia underscored the importance of sharing Morocco’s musical heritage with the world, while Ikram El Abdia spoke about the special connection she feels with the audience during her performances, viewing them as a celebration of Moroccan culture.
The concert was an extraordinary event, showcasing the richness and diversity of Moroccan music while honoring the remarkable legacy of the Jardin Majorelle in the heart of Marrakech.
