Marrakech

[CasaMor]

Nops she's still coming!

[Mesch]

I know. Tight security [around the arena] should be enforced.

[omaro2266]

Originally Posted by Mesch

I know. Tight security [around the arena] should be enforced.

Yes of course
and she'll be performing in Beirut just before Rabat, you look like a fan of her, so is it her first time in Lebanon?

[Mesch]

Originally Posted by omaro2266

Yes of course
and she'll be performing in Beirut just before Rabat, you look like a fan of her, so is it her first time in Lebanon?

Yep, it'll be her first time performing there and her second time being there overall. She performed in Abu Dhabi last friday too.

[The-Script]

I think they should rename this Thread Shakira -__-'


People from all over the world are posting their pictures to show their love to Marrakech, From USA to Japan, France to Lebanon, KSA to Morocco, people are sharing pictures for Marrakech

http://ilovemarrakech.tumblr.com/page/1

I may post my picture there, so stay tuned

[Mesch]

lol, je suis desole.
I'll pose for a great "I love Kech" picture to make it up to you!

Great pics in there!

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How sweet!!

Still waiting though

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Majorelle Gardens

Jacques Majorelle is born in 1886 in Nancy (France). In 1919 he settles in Marrakech to continue his career of painter, where he acquires a ground which was going to become the Majorelle garden. Since 1947 he opens his garden's doors to the public. Following a car accident, he returns to france, where he dies in 1962. in 1980 Pierre Bergé and Yves Saint Laurent repurchase the garden and restore it.

Contrasts, the colors, the light games seem go out of one of the pictures of Jacques Majorelle. It was one of the more important collectors of plants of his era, and this is in this spirit than enlarges itself from day to day the flore of the garden. Plants of the five continents are exposed in an enchanting framework. This that was the workshop of Jacques Majorelle, inspiration place and of contemplation, shelters today the magnificent art collection Islamic of Pierre Bergé and Yves Saint Laurent. The originality of these places lies in the combination of a luxurious végétation and architectural elements allying sobriété and traditional aesthetic Moroccan. The power of the blue Majorelle participates in the freshness impression and of quiétude.

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Yves Saint Laurent's memorial at Majorelle Garden. Photo: Mark Marino for AOL

[Yaghuth]

المغرب كان دايم في المراكز الأولى للدول الي ابغى ازورها ,,
لكن كنت دايم خايف من صوره السائح السعودي هناك ,, ونوع السياحه المتوقع اني حكون ادور عليها ,,

[The-Script]

Originally Posted by Yaghuth

المغرب كان دايم في المراكز الأولى للدول الي ابغى ازورها ,,
لكن كنت دايم خايف من صوره السائح السعودي هناك ,, ونوع السياحه المتوقع اني حكون ادور عليها ,,

Hey

Actually, Saudi tourists can be categorized into three types:
-Those who come for their sexual pleasure, they are rather "detectable", and they go to the same "places";
-Those who bring their families, it's part of family tourism.
-And finally, young people who come for fun, clubbing, going to the beach...

It is sadly true that Saudi tourists have always been victims of negative stereotypes, but things have changed a lot... It depends on where you go and with whom.

[Yaghuth]

good to know ,,
thank you ,,

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You're Welcome

[Yaghuth]

no you need to till me where to find all the cute Moroccan guys

jk

[Ramy H]

Originally Posted by Yaghuth

no you need to till me where to find all the cute Moroccan guys

jk

He isn't kidding... don't let the jk throw you off