Singer Nabyla Maan shares her passion for traditional Moroccan music and its Arab-Andalusian rhythms. “This music flows through my veins; it’s in my DNA. Something happens deep inside me when I perform this music – it’s mystical,” she says.

We also meet pianist Rami Khalifé, a member of the trio L’Antidote. “For me, music is a political act; it’s an act of resistance,” he tells us. “Being able to go on stage and be myself is a way to escape from a life that can feel burdensome.”

Finally, a local guide walks us through the sprawling medina of Fez, a city within a city!

Special thanks to: Fez Festival of World Sacred Music