I don´t need wings to fly

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Music show of local people on Jamma-el-Fna, Marrakech, December 2012 - For this square is typical – how says one a famous Spanish poet Juan Goytisolo – „The spectacle of Jamaa el Fna is repeated daily and each day it is different. Everything changes — voices, sounds, gestures, the public which sees, listens, smells, tastes, touches.“ I can not describe it better. Local musical artists for a few minutes convince you that this moment is the only one and you want to spend your time right here, listening to their kind of folk music.

Dinner on Jamaa-El-Fna, Marrakech, Morocco, December 2012 - Jamaa-el-Fna is a square and market in Marrakech´s medina quarter (old city), where you can satiate all your senses, especially when you are hungry, this place is perfect for you. The lot of flavor and smells – of delicious Berber cuisine as is a tasty Tajine or the famous and tasty Arabic Couscous and many others – which not only enjoying by local people but certainly also by the turists from around the world.

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A little boy who doesn´t want to be photographed. Essaouira, December 2012 - As in Marrakech, as well in Essaouira we often met the children on the streets who went from school after which they was playing usually with a ball. In this city we found the place inside one of the many old buildings where were lot of kids „playing“ games on the games machines. It was interesting, and a little bit sad for me, they didn´t have a coins for the games, so in fact they didn´t play a real game, just watched the previews of the game. But still it is better as do the homeworks, or isn´t it? Kids are the same everywhere...

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