Booba will not perform on June 21 in Casablanca, the organizers have just confirmed. This ban had been in the air for several weeks, and the authorities had been slow to make a final decision.
On tour after her participation in the Eurovision for France, La Zarra thought she would fill the halls. But her disillusionment is great. The cause, her middle finger after her defeat in the European competition.
Uncertainty hangs over the concert of French rapper Booba scheduled normally on June 21 next at the Mohammed V Complex in Casablanca.
A few days before the concert of French rapper Booba in Casablanca, doubts still persist about the holding of the event. The Duke of Boulogne and the organizer of the show took the floor on Monday.
Anglo-Moroccan singer Zak Abel was among the singers who performed at the coronation concert of King Charles III and Queen Consort Camilla, at Westminster Abbey, in London.
The French rapper Booba was supposed to perform on June 21 in Casablanca, but the prefecture of Casablanca-Anfa decided otherwise by canceling the concert . Despite this decision, the organizers are maintaining the date and claim that negotiations are still ongoing.
French rapper Booba is the target of a complaint for "defamation and insults against Moroccan women". The plaintiff, the Club of Lawyers in Morocco, believes that the presence of the performer of Scarface on Moroccan territory "may present a disturbance to public order in the current circumstances."
While controversy surrounds the arrival of Booba for a concert in Morocco, the organizers have decided to maintain the event. This choice opposes the indignation of a part of the Moroccans, denouncing the presence of the artist in the country because of his offensive remarks towards Moroccan women .
The Quebec-born singer of Moroccan origin, La Zarra , France’s candidate for Eurovision 2023, reacted on Wednesday to the controversy that followed her two absences from shows in Amsterdam as part of the promotion of the event that will take place from May 9 to 13 in Liverpool.
Moroccan singer Fatima Zahraa Al-Arousi sparked outrage after giving a concert in Israel. The event, which was organized by the Moroccan Liaison Office in Tel Aviv on the occasion of the Mimouna holiday celebrated by Moroccan Jews at the end of Passover, was shared on social media and quickly sparked a chain reaction.
Buoyed by his success in Morocco and the Arab world, El Grande Toto announces an international tour in 2023 that will make a stop at the Olympia in Paris on November 5.
Rapper Médine is once again at the center of a controversy after his concert on Saturday in Agen (Lot-et-Garonne). A performance that local elected officials of the Rassemblement national (RN) had tried to prevent.