Tilila breaks tradition with her new song "Boko"

International artist with Moroccan roots, Tilila, returns with her new single, "Boko," breaking traditional stereotypes associated with women.

The song blends English and French with a warm Moroccan touch, urging women to embrace their feelings with courage and confidence. "Femininity is not submission, but rather a sophisticated mastery of the details of one's presence and emotions," says Tilila.

Childhood memories turn into creative freedom

Tellila recalls her memories and recounts how she was raised on the idea that the ideal girl had to be shy and gentle to be accepted. Today, however, she has chosen to fearlessly express her strength and sensitivity, considering this to be her true freedom and her boldness an essential part of her artistic identity.

A video clip celebrating the modern woman and her Moroccan elegance.

The music video for "Poco" was directed by Elisa Beaudoin, who collaborated with Charm LaDonna, a team known for their work with Beyoncé and Dua Lipa. The clip captures the spirit of summer and the lightness of movement, with Tilila appearing in fashions inspired by Moroccan and Mediterranean heritage, embodying the image of a strong woman who confidently moves between tradition and innovation.

An upcoming album that blends flamenco and pop with a Moroccan spirit.

Tilila is preparing to release her debut album in 2026, promising an innovative musical experience that combines Moroccan rhythms, flamenco, and contemporary pop. The work features a selection of creative talents, including Sami Susso, Caydence, and Moroccan producer Khalil Charradi. In this spirit, Tilila continues to deliver honest music that expresses freedom and identity without compromise.