An initiative through which the organizers of this unmissable event, placed under the High Patronage of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, aim to strengthen the exchange and interaction between Moroccan culture and those of the invited countries, while offering an opportunity suitable for artists from other lands to discover this centuries-old civilizational legacy enjoyed by the Kingdom.
It is with this in mind that artist members of the Chinese troupe “Silk Road” said they were “moved and impressed” by this diversity and exceptional richness of Moroccan folklore, stressing that they felt an “immense love” and a “impressive passion” of Moroccan troupes performing on stage.
Speaking at a press conference, as part of the 53rd edition of FNAP, which continues until July 8 in the Ocher City, these renowned artists explained that this passion released by Moroccan artists denotes their strong attachment, like all Moroccans, to their ancestral heritage and their concern to pass on this precious heritage, from generation to generation, emphasizing that this new experience, through their invitation to this prestigious festival, can only be ‘enriching.
While expressing their pride in taking part in this edition, they said that this passion of Moroccan artists reminds them of the love that Chinese artists feel for their heritage.
These Moroccan popular arts are a “true source of inspiration”, they continued, explaining that this cultural exchange is likely to promote and improve the artistic performances of each other, while ensuring that authenticity is preserved. artistic of each country.
They explained certain similarities and points of convergence between certain popular arts in China and Morocco, particularly in terms of rhythms and sounds.
On the other hand, Chinese artists have not hidden their desire and willingness to carry out mergers with Moroccan troupes, an experience which will certainly be enriching for both parties.
In this sense, they expressed their full readiness to carry out performances and implement joint artistic projects soon with their Moroccan counterparts, knowing that the troupe has already performed Moroccan songs during its reproduction during this edition, letting it be known that this prestigious Chinese troupe will also perform again on July 8 in Rabat.
Evoking the impact of new technologies and artificial intelligence on the authenticity of popular arts and music in general, these Chinese artists explained that the love, passion and attachment of people, like the Moroccans, through their heritage, are the true guarantors of the sustainability and preservation of this centuries-old legacy, despite urbanization and the galloping modernization of societies.
Note that the “Silk Route” troupe will continue to amaze the festival audience with its shows during this 53rd edition of the FNAP, in particular with musicals imbued with Chinese and Asian melodies and rhythms, thus highlighting the richness of Chinese popular culture.
2024-10-01 07:32:30