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Oum — Taragalte
Album: Soul of Morocco
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Released: 2013
Length: 6:44
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زرناك و بهواك راحنا متعلقين
عشنا و شفنا ماحنا ماحنا ناسين
لباب الصحراء حنا جينا
لباب الصحراء حنا جينا
بروح إفريقيا غنينا
بروح إفريقيا غنينا
لصمت النجوم سمعنا
الفن كل ليلة ليلة
الاشعار و الانغام الزينة و الكل راه زين زين
تارغلت تارغلت يا مرحبتي
تارغلت تارغلت يا مرحبتي
محاميد يا زين الغزلان خير الناس فيك
فيك أكرم أكرم خيام يا وني يا وني بيك
لباب الصحراء حنا جينا
لباب الصحراء حنا جينا
بروح إفريقيا غنينا
روح إفريقيا غنينا
لصمت النجوم سمعنا
الفن كل ليلة ليلة
الاشعار و الانغام الزينة و الكل كان زين زين
تارغلت تارغلت يا مرحبتي
تارغلت تارغلت يا مرحبتي
محاميد يا زين الغزلان خير الناس فيك
فيك أكرم أكرم خيام يا وني يا وني بيك

Join us
Come and join us at Taragalte
To the Sahara's gate
Come on and join us
Come on and listen to the sound of peace
Love, simplicity, complicity
Come on, come on, come on, join my people of Taragalte

Oasis of cultures and place of peace and dreams
Place of soul-mystery
Come to the desert
Come to Taragalte
Come into my people
Come join us

Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on
Youyouyouyouyouyouyou
Come on
Come on
Play that beat
Play that rhythm
Comments (12)add comment
 bruceandjenna wrote:

Started out OK.   Then the caterwauling began.  Stop!  PSD.




A 10 for the comment just for the use of "caterwauling".

Posted 11 months ago by romangaslan    [ Reply ]
 Kaw wrote:

I am normally not a fan of Moroccan music. A lot of the music is the Moroccan equivalent of German slager. But this is a good song! The timing of the different instruments and the vocal is very interesting and intricate. The guitar parts have a Tuareg vibe I really dig. 7 for now.


I don't know a thing about Moroccan music, but this starts at 9 for me. Love the loping, eccentric drumming. 
Posted 11 months ago by kcar    [ Reply ]
Pretty neat!
Posted 11 months ago by Sofa_King    [ Reply ]
Started out OK.   Then the caterwauling began.  Stop!  PSD.
Posted 1 year ago by bruceandjenna    [ Reply ]
Free Western Sahara.
Posted 2 years ago by 1100R    [ Reply ]
 michael_crf wrote:

Very nice
Excellent find, again, on RP
Gotta love excellent artists you never heard of before
But I’ve said that many times before 
Not the last, I’m sure 




  
Posted 2 years ago by Pedro1874    [ Reply ]
Not sure how the relentless clockwork sound is created but it does the job of holding my attention. Nice!
Posted 2 years ago by Philipirata    [ Reply ]
Very nice
Excellent find, again, on RP
Gotta love excellent artists you never heard of before
But I’ve said that many times before 
Not the last, I’m sure 
Posted 2 years ago by michael_crf    [ Reply ]
Works for me, great blend of sounds/styles.
Makes my hips move.
Posted 2 years ago by obispo    [ Reply ]
Opens like a cool jazz tune from the late 60's. When the vocals kick in it is stunning and beautiful. Just gets better. Harmonies later are crazy. Band is like a great West Village jazz club band playing in Middle-Eastern scales. Singer has some serious pipes.

Opens an easy 7 from Napoli on the Gulf of Mexico. Nice one Rebecca and Bill.
Posted 2 years ago by bitbanger    [ Reply ]
Um, interesting.  
Not sure what to make of this on first listen.
Eclectic to say the least.
Posted 2 years ago by the_jake    [ Reply ]
I am normally not a fan of Moroccan music. A lot of the music is the Moroccan equivalent of German slager. But this is a good song! The timing of the different instruments and the vocal is very interesting and intricate. The guitar parts have a Tuareg vibe I really dig. 7 for now.
Posted 2 years ago by Kaw    [ Reply ]