Chleuh
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The Chleuh (or Shleuh - the 'ch' is the French equivalent of the English 'sh') people (native name 'ašəlḥi', pl. 'išəlḥiyn') are a Berber ethnic group, they live mainly in Morocco's Atlas Mountains and Souss valley. They speak the Tashelhiyt language in several regional varieties.
They are connected greatly with the Berber music of Morocco.
[edit] External links
- Pictures of Shleuhs
- chleuhs.com (French)
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