Ramadan TV in the 1990s and early 2000s marked a golden era of Moroccan drama and comedy, blending social critique, family tensions, humor, and history through iconic series that became collective rituals after ftour. Today, these shows live on as shared memory, capturing a generation’s struggles and dreams, and fueling a deep nostalgia every time Ramadan returns.
In Morocco, New Year’s Eve celebrations are marked by family traditions, including enjoying a special cake, watching TV programs, and sending New Year wishes through postcards or calls.
90s kids in Morocco still fondly remember the handful of frozen treats that got them through scorching summer days. From the simple vanilla-and-wafer «Labani» to DIY yogurt ice creams and colorful freezies, these snacks were more than just a way to cool off, they became cherished memories that still spark nostalgia today.
Inaugurated in 1934, Casablanca’s Georges Orthlieb Pool was once the world’s largest swimming pool and a symbol of the city’s modernist and cosmopolitan ambitions. The pool, which fell into disrepair, was later replaced by the Hassan II Mosque in 1986, the city's most popular landmark.
A top five list of old Moroccan ads that are funny, creative, and nostalgic, these commercials continue to evoke memories every Ramadan. These iconic ads remind Moroccans of their childhood and remain beloved to this day.
In his hometown, Mustapha Elkhaloua transformed his passion for the past into a unique project that reflects his deep love for nostalgia. He started collecting products and goods that once adorned shop shelves in the 1970s and 1980s, creating a captivating window into the past.
In the world of soft drinks in Morocco, one name stirs a deep nostalgia across several generations: La Cigogne. This soda, once a staple in cafés and grocery stores throughout the Kingdom, left its mark from the 1960s to the 1980s with its unique taste and iconic logo. After disappearing for decades, La Cigogne made an unexpected and remarkable comeback this summer, reviving a beloved piece of popular heritage that many thought was lost forever.
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