Gnawa is a rich cultural and musical tradition that originated in Morocco, blending African, Berber, and Arab influences. It is characterized by its unique rhythms, instruments like the guembri (a three-stringed bass instrument), and the use of call-and-response singing. Gnawa music often serves as a spiritual practice, aimed at healing and connecting with ancestral spirits. The Gnawa people, descendants of enslaved Africans, have preserved their heritage through music and dance. Their performances, known as lila, involve rituals that promote healing and community bonding. In recent years, Gnawa music has gained international recognition, influencing various genres and attracting global audiences.