Culture
Moroccan Jews spoke Judeo-Arabic, Berber, and in the north the Judeo-Spanish Haketia. They celebrated Mimouna at the end of Passover and made pilgrimages to the tombs of revered rabbis.
A Cultural Journey Through Time
For about 2,000 years, Moroccan Jews blended local, Berber, and Spanish traditions into one of the richest Jewish cultures in the world, from the Mimouna festival and dafina to Andalusian music and pilgrimages to the tombs of beloved rabbis.
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Music
Discover melodies and rhythms that blend Sephardic, North African, and French influences.


