ROAD TO TANJA w/ NAIMA LITE 2nd October 2025

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As a French-Moroccan kid, I experienced the road to Tangier every summer. Like many others, our journey would start in France then go through Spain to catch the ferry boat south.

21 hrs later, we'd get to Tangier and reunite with family. This is a tribute to the cassettes we played along the way.

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0:00:25
The WhoThe Who
I Am The Sea
0:01:40
Frères BouchenakFrères Bouchenak
Assfina
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Frères BouchenakFrères Bouchenak
Mimouna

Frères MegriFrères Megri
Waqtach Tef'hem
Mohsen Bait ElmalMohsen Bait Elmal
Wain Deyarah
Frères BouchenakFrères Bouchenak
Hahoua Jay
Nass El GhiwaneNass El Ghiwane
Ah Ya Ouine
Saïda FikriSaïda Fikri
Salouni Al Aadab
AflakAflak
Lila
DalilaDalila
Dilouni
Abderrahmane DjaltiAbderrahmane Djalti
Ghir N'ti

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As a French-Moroccan kid, I experienced the road to Tangier every summer. Like many others, our journey would start in France then go through Spain to catch the ferry boat south.

As a French-Moroccan kid, I experienced the road to Tangier every summer. Like many others, our journey would start in France then go through Spain to catch the ferry boat south. 21 hrs later, we'd get to Tangier and reunite with family. This is a tribute to the cassettes we played along the way.

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As a French-Moroccan kid, I experienced the road to Tangier every summer. Like many others, our journey would start in France then go through Spain to catch the ferry boat south.

As a French-Moroccan kid, I experienced the road to Tangier every summer. Like many others, our journey would start in France then go through Spain to catch the ferry boat south. 21 hrs later, we'd get to Tangier and reunite with family. This is a tribute to the cassettes we played along the way.

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