Gnaoua music is a traditional genre originating from Morocco, deeply rooted in the spiritual and cultural practices of the Gnaoua people. It combines African, Berber, and Arab influences, featuring instruments like the guembri, a three-stringed bass lute, and krakebs, metal castanets. The music often serves as a form of healing and spiritual connection. The performances typically involve rhythmic drumming, chanting, and dance, creating a vibrant atmosphere. Gnaoua music is not only a celebration of heritage but also a means of storytelling, reflecting the history and struggles of the Gnaoua community. It has gained international recognition, influencing various music styles worldwide.