Bachir Attar is a prominent musician and the leader of the Master Musicians of Jajouka, a traditional music group from the village of Jajouka in Morocco. This ensemble is known for its unique blend of ancient Berber and Sufi musical traditions, often featuring instruments like the ghaita and bendir. Their music is deeply rooted in the region's cultural heritage and is often performed during festivals and rituals. The Master Musicians of Jajouka gained international recognition in the 1960s when they collaborated with Western musicians, including Brian Jones of the Rolling Stones. Their performances are characterized by intricate rhythms and melodies, which are believed to have spiritual significance. The group continues to preserve and promote their rich musical legacy, attracting audiences worldwide.