8 thoughts on “ Essaouira 2006 ”

1. Mooguran says:

   15.12.2019 at 18:27

   Gnawa and Essaouira, Festival Morocco , Photography, H mida Boussou, Hassan Boussou, Stefano Di Battista, Matthieu Michel. Sun March 04 — e-mail Manfred Essaouira , Gnaoua Festival, opening day.

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2. Gataxe says:

   11.12.2019 at 07:50

   Essaouira Festival, Morocco , Photography of Rachid Taha. "Photography enables you to grasp a place first time round. Photography is a means of exploration, it's a vital part of travel, almost as essential as a car or a plane.

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3. Grolabar says:

   16.12.2019 at 05:08

   06 23 Essaouira more Gnawa/Gnaoua music was brought to Morocco by the ancestors of today's celebrated musicians, slaves, captured in Sub-Saharan Africa over the centuries. The word Gnawa most likely is being derived from the ancient trading empire of Ghana which covered parts of Mauritania and Mali.

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4. Meztikinos says:

   09.12.2019 at 16:46

   Essaouira Gnaoua Festival , Morocco, Photography of Mahmoud Guinea. Sun March 04 — e-mail Manfred Essaouira , Gnaoua Festival, Ba Cisokko, Mahmoud Guinea.

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5. Nejin says:

   10.12.2019 at 13:34

   It is the coastal wind – the beautifully named alizee, or taros in Berber – that has allowed Essaouira (essa-weera, or es-sweera in Arabic) to retain its traditional culture and character. For most of the year, the wind blows so hard here that relaxing on the beach is impossible, meaning that the town is bypassed by the hordes of beach tourists who descend on other Atlantic Coast.

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6. Arashizilkree says:

   17.12.2019 at 08:02

   All the stats, form and information about race horse - Essaouira available at ticentfoolridiscprat.miclidicsekareteterogliraci.co – The first destination for Australian Horse Racing.

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7. Goltira says:

   12.12.2019 at 04:24

   Essaouira Gnaoua Festival du musique du monde, Morocco , Photography. Sun March 04 — e-mail Manfred Essaouira , Gnaoua Festival, 3rd day.

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8. Gazil says:

   10.12.2019 at 13:05

   Essaouira's climate is semi-arid (BSk) bordering a warm summer Mediterranean one (Csb) with mild temperatures year round. The gap between highs and lows is small and summers are warm while winters are mild. Annual rainfall is usually to millimetres (12 to 20 in). Essaouira has seen considerable heating in the summer in recent years.

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