Moroccan artist "Jaylan" releases a patriotic song

Moroccan artist Khawla Mujahid, known artistically as "Jaylan," has once again graced her audience with a patriotic song titled "Ha Walidi." The song was presented as a carefully filmed video clip, in which the artist evoked various elements of Moroccan heritage in a powerful visual and musical blend that reflects a deep sense of belonging and pride in identity. Get the latest celebrity ads directly on the Special app, where we show you everything new from international stars.

A Moroccan musical mix that reflects the spirit of authenticity and belonging.

In her new song, Jaylan relied on a rich and diverse range of musical styles, blending Moroccan folk style, African influences, and Gnawa rhythms, giving the work a unique character that blends modernity and authenticity.

A clip celebrating Moroccan culture through photography.

Jilan chose the video to be an artistic window into Moroccan heritage, featuring traditional costumes such as the caftan and djellaba, alongside the art of Tbourida, Moroccan zellige, and tea rituals, making the video a visual masterpiece that pulsates with the colors of Moroccan culture.

A family touch at the opening of the clip

In a touching and symbolic scene, Jaylan opens the clip with an intimate encounter with her mother and father, artist and musician Saeed Mujahid, a scene that embodies the relationship between generations and emphasizes the importance of family in building artistic and personal identity.

Moroccan choreography reflects artistic dynamism.

Jilan herself contributed to the choreography for the clip, which she performed alongside a group of dancers. She presented dynamic scenes that enhanced the Moroccan rhythms and highlighted the exciting nature of the work, in perfect harmony between sound and movement.

"Ha Walidi" is an artistic message against attempts to erase Moroccan identity. Not only did "Jaylan" highlight the heritage, but through her song, she also sent a powerful artistic message to the enemies of territorial integrity, in light of what she described as attempts to steal Morocco's cultural heritage, particularly by neighboring Algeria. The song came as a symbolic response, highlighting the richness and uniqueness of Moroccan heritage in the face of campaigns of distortion and plagiarism. Enjoy interesting and useful content with an exclusive podcast that provides you with everything you need to know in just a few minutes via the Special app.

Wide public interaction and praise from the artistic community Within hours of its release, the song garnered high viewership on YouTube and other music platforms, and was widely acclaimed by the Moroccan public. A number of artists also praised the quality of the work and its profound message.