Rabat: Years ago, we heard the voice of the Moroccan singer Hussein Sallawi through his late son Muhammad, and it was not only the hearing that recaptured the memory, but even the features. The son carried something from the father's voice and presence, returning to the forehead his body was lost and his trace was still present in the Moroccan song. The tale is repeated, again, in various forms. [...]
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Rabat: Years ago, we heard the voice of the Moroccan singer Hussein Sallawi through his late son Muhammad, and it was not only the hearing that recaptured the memory, but even the features. The son carried something from the father's voice and presence, returning to the forehead his body was lost and his trace was still present in the Moroccan song. The tale is repeated, again, in various forms. [...]