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The snakes’ dance. |
Collection title
Jamaâ Lafna, MarrakeshID
SNR00181Source
SNRT (MA)First broadcast date
01/28/1993Production year
1991Abstract
The history of Jamaâ Lafna Square dates back to the creation of the town of Marrakesh (1070-1071). It has been its symbol since then. Its vitality and its attraction are the pride of its population. The square is a place for shows and entertainment, for the inhabitants and for the tourists; it is the living center of Marrakesh and an idle place for worldwide visitors. They come to appreciate the different shows, in particular those of snake tamers, the subject of this program.Type
videoProduction companies
- SNRT - Own production
Broadcaster
SNRT - AlAoulaAudiovisual form
DocumentaryPrimary theme
Tourist sitesSecondary themes
- Art, Culture and Knowledge / Live performances
- Economy / Agriculture, breeding
- Economy / Markets and crafts
Credits / Cast
- Meline Abderrahmane - Director
- E'Taki Latifa - Journalist
Period of events
- From 1000 to 1500
Map locations
- Morocco - Inland - Marrakesh
Original language
ArabicMedia running time
31m55Additional information
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