Tangier’s historical jazz festival Tanjazz is returning in September, with an unmatched lineup headed by the global sensation Gipsy Kings known for the song “Bomboleo”, among other world-renowned Jazz talents.
The festivities will be taking place from September 22 to September 24.
The organizers unveiled the first part of this long-awaited 2023 line-up, The Gipsy Kings ft Nicolas Reyes, masters of flamenco rumba, pianists and composers Omar Sosa from Cuba, Armenian Tigran Hamasyan and Cuban talent Roberto Fonseca.
Prodigious and world-known musicians from the international Jazz scene, the festival is also bringing the Italian soul singer Mario Biondi, the young French pianist, boogie-woogie virtuoso, Nirek Mokar, as well as the trumpeter from New Orleans James Andrews.
Organized since its last edition by the Seven PM agency, executive producer of Jazzablanca, Casa Anfa Latina, and Village Casa Anfa, and supported by the BMCI Foundation, the official sponsor of the Festival since 2008, this new edition of Tanjazz will offer an enriched program, to fully enjoy the magic of the city of Detroit.
The ambition is to offer a festival experience faithful to the DNA of Tanjazz with a new organizing team promising openness and discovery while broadening the influence of the festival to new audiences.
For this 22nd edition, Tanjazz will offer two days of celebration within a Palace requiring paying access, with a total of 14 concerts, but also free access concerts which the public will discover throughout the city during the duration of three days.
Festival lovers will be able to enjoy the main attractions at the emblematic Palace of Italian Institutions, the beating heart of the festival, with its three stages, gardens, and catering areas.
Swing, Jazz, Blues, Rock, Soul, and World Music, the rest of the lineup will be unveiled at the beginning of September.
The festival’s aspirations and devotion to providing a celebratory edition and an unmatched musical trip for devoted festival-goers from all over Morocco, as well as the many foreigners accustomed to Tanjazz, are demonstrated by the festival’s unmatched program.
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