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Kendji Girac in Morocco: culture prevails over controversy

Friday 17 April 2026 - 17:00
Kendji Girac in Morocco: culture prevails over controversy

Kendji Girac is set to perform in Morocco on April 29 and May 2 in Rabat and Casablanca as part of his tour “The Unforgettable Show,” produced by Kenza Cheddadi. While anticipation for the concerts is strong among fans, the events have recently sparked debate on social media.

A Moroccan campaign linked to the BDS movement (Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions) has issued an open letter calling for the cancellation of the performances. The group criticizes the artist’s participation in a concert in Tel Aviv in 2022 as the main reason for its request.

However, concert organizers strongly reject these claims. They emphasize that the artist has never taken a political stance on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and insist that his work remains focused on music, cultural exchange, and artistic expression.

They also state that the organization behind the boycott campaign has been difficult to reach and that its messages were reportedly sent anonymously, without any identifiable representative.

Despite the controversy, Kendji Girac has maintained a consistent presence in Morocco over the years, performing at several major events without incident, including TaghaMusic Festival and Mawazine. His repeated appearances reflect a strong connection with Moroccan audiences and the country’s vibrant music scene.

Organizers underline that the upcoming concerts are purely artistic events aimed at celebrating music and bringing people together. They stress that the goal is to preserve a space of cultural openness, free from political interpretation or division.

Ultimately, the decision to maintain both concerts reflects a commitment to artistic expression and to offering Moroccan audiences a moment of shared celebration through music.


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