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Festival Orientalys : Meriem Pahlavi au Quai de l’horloge

Sat 09 Aug 2025 • 07:30 pm danse / Maghrebi
Quai de l’Horloge - Montréal 30$
· by Rédaction PAN M 360

Son corps se souvient des ruelles de Casablanca avant même qu’elle ne danse. Chaque geste, affiné à Rabat puis offert au monde, porte en lui le feu de l’oriental et la sagesse millénaire des danses du terroir.
Avec Tarbalout, sa troupe-famille, elle fait chuchoter les traditions amazighes, sahraouies, raggada, chikhat dans une seule et même respiration. Ce n’est pas le Maroc des cartes postales, mais celui qui palpite, polyphonique et fièrement féminin, dans ses veines. Elle tisse, sans effort, l’élégance des étoiles et la puissance rauque des gestes ancestraux. Sa danse réconcilie, le sacré coule dans le quotidien, la ville embrasse ses racines profondes.
Transmettre, guérir, célébrer, chez elle, l’art est un acte d’amour tenace. Quand la musique l’enlace et que le silence se fait complice, c’est notre terre entière qui respire à travers ses muscles tendus, ses pieds nus frappant le sol, la courbe infinie de sa colonne.
Le Maroc, enfin, dansé dans sa peau vivante et libre.
Un billet unique pour toute la journée « Samedi en liesse » de la scène TD, comprenant les 6 spectacles annoncés:
15h: Flamenco à la dérive – Rosanne Dion et ses danseuses, avec la participation de Fernando Gallego.
16h15: Frissons du Siam – Thai Dance Troup of Ottawa
17h45: Rabie Houti Band – Musique
19h30: Meriem Pahlavi – Danse.
20h30: Hatim Ammor – Musique.
22h15: Oasis d’Opale – Claudya, Silvina Zaira et Gorka. Danse.

Her body remembers the alleyways of Casablanca before she even begins to dance. Every gesture, sharpened in Rabat then offered to the world, carries the fire of the Orient and the ancient wisdom of folk dances.
With Tarbalout, her family-troupe, she makes Amazigh, Sahrawi, Raggada, and Chikhat traditions whisper in a single breath. This isn’t postcard Morocco, but the one that pulses, polyphonic and proudly feminine, in her veins.
She effortlessly weaves the elegance of stars with the raw power of ancestral gestures. Her dance reconciles — the sacred flows through the everyday, the city embraces its deepest roots.
To transmit, to heal, to celebrate — for her, art is an act of stubborn love. When the music embraces her and silence becomes an accomplice, it’s the entire earth that breathes through her tense muscles, her bare feet striking the ground, and the endless curve of her spine.
Morocco, finally, danced in a living, free body.
A single ticket for the entire day of « Samedi en liesse » on the TD stage, including the 6 announced shows:
3 p.m.: Flamenco Adrift – Rosanne Dion and her dancers, with special guest Fernando Gallego
4:15 p.m.: Chills from Siam Thai Dance Troupe of Ottawa
5:45 p.m.: Rabie Houti Band Music
7:30 p.m.: Meriem Pahlavi – Dance
8:30 p.m.: Hatim Ammor – Music
10:15 p.m.: Oasis d’Opale – Claudya, Silvina Zaira and Gorka Dance

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