Ahouache Aïtanane, أهواش عيتانان - Folklore Berère

Review by Brian Ceci

Folklore Berère by Ahouache Aïtanane, أهواش عيتانان, is a mesmerizing album that showcases the rich cultural heritage of the Berber community. The album features traditional Berber music that is both haunting and beautiful, with the use of instruments like the bendir, the guembri, and the krakebs.

The album opens with "Aïtanane", a track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. It is a captivating instrumental piece that is full of energy and rhythm. The album then moves on to "Tiziri", a song that is sung in the Berber language and tells the story of the moon. The song is accompanied by the sound of the guembri, which adds a unique depth to the track.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Takoum", a song that features the use of the krakebs. The krakebs are a traditional Berber instrument that are made of metal and produce a clinking sound when played together. The use of the krakebs gives the track a distinctive sound that is both hypnotic and captivating.

Summary by Brian Ceci

Folklore Berère by Ahouache Aïtanane, أهواش عيتانان, is an impressive album that showcases the beauty and diversity of Berber music. The album is a must-listen for anyone who is interested in traditional music or wants to explore the rich cultural heritage of the Berber community.