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Larache Festival

Experience the Larache International Entrerritmos Festival in Larache, celebrating music, dance, and cultural exchange since 2012. Join us to connect cultures for a sustainable future.

Official Poster – 2026 Edition

Photos from the 14th Edition

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International Entrerritmos Festival

About the Festival

A small-town festival with worldwide appeal. The Larache International Entrerritmos Festival was founded in 2012. Each year, artists from diverse backgrounds and cultures come together to celebrate the richness of cultural diversity. Through music and dance, they share memorable experiences in the historic indoor and outdoor venues and public squares of the Atlantic town of Larache.

Workshops and Cultural Activities

Both Moroccan and international artists take part in educational workshops, conferences, concerts, and a variety of social activities designed to promote multiculturalism and coexistence. In addition, the festival encourages the preservation of natural and cultural heritage, in line with UNESCO’s principles, with a focus on both tangible and intangible heritage.

International Participation

Over the years, we have welcomed hundreds of artists from Morocco, Spain, Bulgaria, Italy, Panama, Canada, the Netherlands, Guinea-Bissau, Argentina, Portugal, Palestine, Algeria, Ireland, Iraq, Colombia, the United States, France, Macedonia, Hungary, and many other countries. As a result, the festival has become a vibrant platform that brings cultures and nations together in support of a better and more sustainable world.



The Official Festival Guide

Get all the details below, or download the infopack to take with you.

Rhythms

Instruments

Heritage


Be part of the festival

If you are a group performing heritage, traditional, or original dances and songs, and would like to participate, please contact us.

Festival Sponsors & Coordinators