Morocco: a thousand year history, culture, Islam, traditional spices & food.

This interview was recorded in the heart of Marrakesh, Morocco
while Mandela was living in Jemaa el-Fnaa, a busy square and market
place in Marrakesh's medina quarter (old city). Jemaa el-Fnaa,
literally means "the place of judgement" as it used to be where
criminals underwent judgement and potential penalty in the pubic
eye. This interview features two young Moroccan men, Moustapha and
Saber. Each speaking multiple languages fluently while sharing
traditional "Moroccan Whiskey" (Green tea with mint), they explain
a thousand year history of Morocco, their culture, Islam,
traditional spices, food, tips about traveling in the Kingdom of
Morocco and why sugar is the most important ingredient in their
tea. This interview will also surprise you in terms of the diverse
array of musical selections from these two Moroccans.

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