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Will Smith electrifies Mawazine 2025 with a dazzling American-style performance

Thursday 26 June 2025 - 13:33
By: Zahouani Ilham
Will Smith electrifies Mawazine 2025 with a dazzling American-style performance

On Wednesday night in Rabat, American star Will Smith delivered a captivating performance during the 20th edition of the Mawazine  Rhythms of the World Festival. For his debut stage appearance in Morocco, the iconic actor and musician offered a dynamic show filled with high energy, heartfelt moments, and cinematic production quality.

Thousands of fans gathered at the OLM Souissi esplanade for a performance that stood out as one of the festival’s highlights. Known for his charisma and stage presence, the Oscar-winning entertainer was accompanied by talented dancers and an immersive stage design. His smooth transitions between hits like “Miami,” “Gettin’ Jiggy wit It,” and the unforgettable “Men in Black” were enhanced by stunning visual effects, turning the concert into a full-scale audiovisual spectacle.

Beyond the dazzling visuals, Will Smith built a genuine connection with the Moroccan audience. His trademark humor, vibrant energy, and open-hearted presence set the tone for a memorable night. He shared personal stories and meaningful reflections, especially during his emotional performance of “Just the Two of Us,” which he dedicated to his son a tender moment that deeply moved the crowd.

Another standout performance was “Work of Art,” a track from his new album Based on a True Story. Through this song, Smith delivered a powerful message about self-acceptance and human worth, emphasizing that imperfection should never hinder love or recognition.

This concert is part of Will Smith’s global tour to promote his latest album, marking a return to his musical origins after years focused on film. The audience’s enthusiastic response confirmed his enduring appeal and ability to unite people across generations.

Held under the High Patronage of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, the Mawazine Festival continues to be a cultural beacon in Morocco. Every year, it draws world-renowned artists and emerging talent from around the globe, transforming Rabat-Salé into a vibrant hub of artistic diversity.

Founded in 2001, Mawazine has grown into more than just a music festival it is now a global celebration of artistic expression. With over two million attendees annually, it remains one of the largest cultural gatherings in the world, and Will Smith’s 2025 performance only strengthens its exceptional legacy.


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