Widad Mjama and Khalil Epi bring "Aïta mon amour" to the Festival de Hammamet
Moroccan singer Widad Mjama and Tunisian musician Khalil Epi present their Moroccan-Tunisian co-production *Aïta mon amour* at the Amphithéâtre du Centre Culturel International de Hammamet on Thursday 30 July, celebrating the Aïta tradition through a contemporary stage production.
Widad Mjama and Khalil Epi perform Aïta mon amour at the Amphithéâtre du Centre Culturel International de Hammamet (Avenue des Nations Unies, Hammamet 8050) on Thursday 30 July, as part of the 60th edition of the Festival International de Hammamet, which runs from 11 July to 13 August 2026.
The show is a Moroccan-Tunisian co-production and the sole cross-national collaboration in the festival's main programme this year. It centres on Aïta, a Moroccan popular art form built around collective song, call-and-response structures and regional costume. Mjama, one of Morocco's leading voices in the genre, and Epi, a Tunisian musician, frame that tradition within a contemporary production.
The start time for this performance has not been published. Other concerts in the programme have begun at 21:30; readers should check the official site before travelling. Ticket prices for this date had not been listed at the time of writing — other shows in the festival range from 25 TND to 100 TND.
Tickets and updates are available at festivaldehammamet.com.