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Discovery Concert | Celebrate the bride with the Zahratane ensemble
Celebrate the bride with the Zahratane ensemble during a discovery concert featuring songs and instruments from the Jewish and Muslim traditions of the Maghreb, highlighting the deep ties that unite Arab-Andalusian, Sephardic, and Berber music.
L'Institut du Monde Arabe (Paris 5th)
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Songs for the bride's entrance or farewell to the young wife, blessings, moments of tenderness and dances—all important and joyful stages, here carried by the voices of Inès Canameras and Salma Sadak, accompanied by Yacir Rami's oud and Antoine Morineau's percussion.
Come to the heart of the celebration, celebrate the bride and the joy of lovers; let yourself be carried away by popular tunes from Tunisia, Morocco, or Algeria, the poetry of Kabyle songs, and Judeo-Spanish romances!
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Transport yourself to the heart of North African wedding festivities through this captivating musical journey of oud melodies and rhythmic beats. From soulful Berber songs to tender ballads, these artists bring the joy of celebration to life in an intimate and unforgettable performance.
The Zahratane ensemble performs at the Institut du Monde Arabe on Saturday, October 31, 2026, for a concert celebrating traditional wedding rituals. Through a blend of bridal entrance songs, farewell melodies, and poetic blessings, the musicians explore folk repertoires from Tunisia, Algeria, and Morocco, alongside Kabyle and Judeo-Spanish romances. Featuring oud and percussion, this musical event takes place in the Haut Conseil room and is fully wheelchair accessible. Spanning seventy minutes, the concert offers an intimate look at the joy of love and marriage celebrations in the heart of the 5th arrondissement.
On Saturday, October 31, 2026, the Institut du Monde Arabe hosts a special concert in the Haut Conseil room on the 9th floor, dedicated to the theme of marriage. From 16:00 to 17:10, the Zahratane ensemble—featuring vocalists Inès Canameras and Salma Sadak, oud player Yacir Rami, and percussionist Antoine Morineau—will guide the audience through various stages of traditional wedding ceremonies.
The performance highlights popular songs from Algeria, Morocco, and Tunisia, while integrating the delicate beauty of Kabyle chants and Judeo-Spanish ballads. This musical journey serves as a companion to the exhibition Vive la mariée!, focusing on the themes of tenderness, blessing, and communal celebration.
The venue is wheelchair accessible. Tickets are priced between 8€ and 19€. This event is an opportunity to experience the richness of North African and Mediterranean musical heritage within an exceptional setting.
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