Tetouan restores the Women’s Voices Festival

The year 2024 will mark a strong return to the most prominent national and international artistic demonstrations that were interrupted in recent years after the Corona pandemic period that struck the world and Morocco, paralyzing the cultural and artistic sector and stopping all activities.

In this context, a special source revealed to Hespress that the “Women’s Voices” association, which organizes the festival of the same name in the city of Tetouan, is preparing to unveil the program for the thirteenth session of this demonstration, which has an important impact on the national and international levels after more than four years of interruption.

The same source highlighted that the festival is expected to be held in Tetouan next summer and will be attended by an elite group of Moroccan and Arab artists who will live its activities with a rich and diverse programming and meet the aspirations of audiences passionate about art and music.

According to Hespress’s source, those in charge of the Women’s Voices Association are continuing their preparations to inject new energy into this demonstration, as they are currently communicating with a group of prominent names in the sky of Arab art in order to activate the upcoming concerts, but he preferred not to reveal them until the final contracts are signed.

The “Women’s Voices Festival” is considered one of the most prominent music festivals in Morocco and the Arab world. Over the course of its previous sessions, it achieved great successes, attracted wide audiences, and represented an opportunity to become more familiar with the city of Tetouan and contribute to its artistic, cultural and social development, which are the main goals for which the festival was established. .

It is worth noting that the previous editions of the festival witnessed the participation of a group of celebrities, most notably Sherine Abdel Wahab, Asala Nasri, Najwa Karam, Asala, Amal Maher, the Lebanese Yara, Naima Samih, Donia Batma, Asma Lamnawar, Latifa Raafat, Samira Saeed, Zeina Al-Daoudia…