VIDEO and PHOTOS - Morocco's B'net Al Houwariyate debut at Epcot

doctornick

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Seems pretty good to me. That's the type of experience I would like to see more of in WS pavilions. It's very distinct and it's not something I would see anywhere else in my life typically.

I can understand the complaint of it not having a lot of variety during the show and so one might not watch the entire thing. But I think I would enjoy this live for 5-10 minutes and as a general background noise while in the pavilion.
 
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Gomer

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Honestly, this is exactly what I was hoping for. Mo'Rockin was nice, but this feels more in tune with the theming of the pavilion as a whole. I hope they add more traditional music acts like this in the other countries. I'd spend an afternoon listening to them all.
 

doctornick

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But from the video - entertaining is a bit of a stretch, That being said It is indeed interesting and WS does need more of this kind of show.

I not sure why one would not think they are "entertaining". When the group was first announced for Epcot people found videos of a concert they did at the Kennedy Center and people were up and dancing and enjoying themselves. I think not finding it "entertaining" is kind of in the eye of the beholder and most of us (and I include myself in this) just aren't familiar with watching a performance of this type of music as a concert; in that sense, IMHO it makes it all the more relevant of an act for WS by exposing guests to something that they aren't familiar with as a new way to experience a different culture.

Both this and the Italy flags are something that I wouldn't experience without seeing them at Epcot and that's a good thing.

I'd still like to the them get a replacement act for America for the Drum and Fife.
 

ford91exploder

Resident Curmudgeon
I not sure why one would not think they are "entertaining". When the group was first announced for Epcot people found videos of a concert they did at the Kennedy Center and people were up and dancing and enjoying themselves. I think not finding it "entertaining" is kind of in the eye of the beholder and most of us (and I include myself in this) just aren't familiar with watching a performance of this type of music as a concert; in that sense, IMHO it makes it all the more relevant of an act for WS by exposing guests to something that they aren't familiar with as a new way to experience a different culture.

Both this and the Italy flags are something that I wouldn't experience without seeing them at Epcot and that's a good thing.

I'd still like to the them get a replacement act for America for the Drum and Fife.

Entertainment is a cultural thing, I don't find most middle eastern forms of entertainment to be entertaining to me, Interesting yes - I doubt most middle easterners would find a highland games and bagpipes to be entertaining either they might find them interesting as an intellectual exercise only.

Many of us liked Mo'Rockin because it was a fusion of middle eastern and western entertainment but it was by no means representative of traditional middle eastern forms of entertainment.
 

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