Wish list: books from the Maghreb
To celebrate our two years of activity with you, we offer you our wish list; you chose the theme on Instagram Preamble On June 16, the Middle East and Surroundings…
5 books for the summer
For many, summer represents a moment of relief, a magical period of time to spend as relaxed as possible, perhaps enjoying something beautiful. Precisely for this reason we have chosen…
Idir, the voice of Algeria
One of the most unforgettable figures in the history of music, an artist with poetry and infinite sweetness, a true symbol of his country, Kabylia, and his people, free men.…
The date, one of the most famous foods in the Quran
Dates, the Middle East fruit
Few foods manage to become a true symbol for a part of the world, dishes of the caliber of pizza, hamburgers and, for the Middle East, dates. After bringing you…
Meryem Saci, Algeria and Montreal in music
A pleasant and unusual discovery, the voice of the Nomadic Massive has a rhythm that enchants and makes you fly far. Africa, Algeria and Canada Maryem Saci comes from afar…
Riyad Mahrez, a dream that started from afar;
21.02.17 The story of a dreamer who has never stopped flying An important promise It's 2006 and in the Sarcelles mosque there is a thin boy, he even seems undernourished,…
Dub Inc., the cabilian reggae made in France
Not all groups are the same, there are those who listen for a little joy, those to think and those to feel at home. The Dub Inc. they are all…
“The stranger” by Camus
Camus's masterpiece, a book that makes technique and style its cornerstone, showing us "estrangement" from the rest of the world. A work that has become a point of reference for…
Lalla Fatma n’Soumer, the embodied Algeria
We conclude our Algerian review with one of the figures that best represents the soul of this incredible country. Lalla Fatma n'Soumer was a Kabylian rebel who led her country…
“The battle of Algiers” by Gillo Pontecorvo
One of the most epic films ever in the history of cinema, a timeless work, capable of enchanting yet again on the screen more than 50 years later. The story…
