A Song for Morocco: Celebrating the Green March Through Music
The Green March, a pivotal moment in Moroccan history, continues to inspire artistic expression, particularly in music. Over the years, numerous patriotic songs have emerged, enriching Morocco’s cultural landscape and commemorating this significant national event. These melodies resonate deeply with the Moroccan people, evoking a powerful sense of unity and morocco-olympic-football-team-vs-spain-semifinal-preview/” title=”Moroccan Fans Pack Stadium for Historic Olympic Clash Against Spain (Video)”>national pride.
One of the most iconic songs associated with the Green March is “Nida’ Al Hassan” (The Call of Hassan). Penned by the late Fathallah El Maghari and composed by Abdallah Issami, this timeless classic beautifully captures the spirit of the march and remains a beloved patriotic anthem. Its enduring popularity speaks to its profound impact on Moroccan society.
Another enduringly popular song is “Aïchi Ya Biladi” (Long Live My Country) by the late Mahmoud El Idrissi. With lyrics by Ali El Hadani and composition by Mohammed Ben Abdelsalam, this powerful ballad has been covered by numerous artists and is often heard during national celebrations. Its message of resilience and hope resonates deeply with Moroccans.
