| EPISODE 8
What is L'byessa?
Created by
Hamza Ouni
Sound Design
Oussema Gaidi
Sound Editing
Achref Hammami
Illustrations
Tayma Ben Ahmed
French Translation
Nadya Benhalim
This last episode is an interview with Gabs talking to Hamza Ouni. He explains what the concept of L'byessa means in his neighbourhood.
It is a microcosm that brings together all the good and bad things that humans can bring to themselves, bound by their passion (sometimes destructive and often escapist) for zatla.
Throughout the podcast, Gabs talks about his mother and her constant concern for him.
We once again get to see a new side of Gabs, a darker side than in the previous episodes.
L'byessa
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