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Orchestre de Tetouan at Madison’s 2009 World Music Festival (full unedited)

by Charlie Gorichanaz
September 21, 2009

http://http://vimeo.com/6693335

The Orchestra of Tetouan, from Morocco and led by Mehdi Chachoua, performing songs from Nawbat Rasd at Madison’s 2009 World Music Festival. Filming by Michael Gan and production by Charlie Gorichanaz for The Badger Herald.

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