Doukkali and Bouchnak, stars united for an evening

In a packed hall, the maestro Abdelwahab Doukkali opened the ball with his song, winner of the Cairo Festival Grand Prix, 'Souk Al Bacharie'. The audience was there to set the tone by singing along to its lyrics of revolt against war, hunger, suffering, and slavery, while calling upon the values of humanity and dignity. Before this same delighted and enthusiastic audience, the doyen of Moroccan music surprised his public with new compositions, notably the one following his immortal 'Marsoul Al Houb', which he titled 'Mirsal Al Houb', in reference to the name used in the Orient. In a most festive atmosphere, Al-Moussiqar Doukkali followed up with his other hits, including 'Agharou Alaika', 'Mana Illa Bachar', and 'Kan ya ma Kan', all under the cheers of his fans. There was magic reigning in the theatre hall. Everyone was there, cheering for their idol and thirsty for good music and profo…