Notes de route : Maroc—Algérie—Tunisie

A vivid tableau unfurls on a warm African evening, where smoke‑laden conversations drift over the sea‑kissed terrace of a modest Algerian inn. Amid the flicker of distant warships and the scent of jasmine, a striking Russian wanderer captures the attention of the gathered expatriates. Her striking attire and candid reflections on slavery, freedom, and the paradoxes of Western influence set the tone for a journey that is as much internal as it is across the desert sands.

Through her eyes, listeners are invited to wander the rugged landscapes of Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia, encountering bustling bazaars, nomadic caravans, and the stark beauty of the High Plateaus. The narrative balances lyrical description with sharp cultural insight, painting a portrait of a restless spirit seeking emancipation while navigating the complexities of colonial societies. This first act promises an immersive exploration of identity, desire, and the ever‑shifting horizon of the Maghreb.