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Jamaa el-Fnaa in Morocco proceeds with a rich practice of sights, sounds and fragrances that has been continuous since the eleventh century. Aerialists, artists, musicians, performers and narrators engage as psychics, henna tattoo specialists and water-merchants in bordered caps coax to bystanders. Jemaa el Fna is the living heart of the city, and is on UNESCO's Oral and Immaterial Heritage list. It owes its popularity to its size, its clamor of movement and its remarkable environment. Open just to walkers, it is a whirligig of individuals to meet and sights to see, dissipated with café slows down offering an unending assortment of food and drink. Jemaa el Fna truly springs up around evening time, with local people and guests the same rushing to the porches of the bistros that encompass it. There are narrators to pay attention to, psychics to counsel, trapeze artists to wonder about, and, obviously, the popular Gnaoua artists, jumping here and yonder to the mesmerizing cadence of their "krakachs" (metal castanets). And that was one of the most popular #photography #travek #marrakech #morocco #originalcontent #qualitypost
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beautiful scenery in the picture with all that lights, I like the mood of the picture but I´m not a fan of these crowds off people ;)
Me too i dont like to be surrounded by the crowds, but in such a place like that you will love it because people there are from different places of world and you can feel the diversity, also native people there are singers and dancers and artists and many activities like a carnival 😍