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Camels, swords and dance: The film of Mdou Moctar’s concert at the edge of the Sahara desert is a thing of joy and magic

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Camels, swords and dance: The film of Mdou Moctar’s concert at the edge of the Sahara desert is a thing of joy and magic

Nigerien desert rocker Mdou Moctar performed at the Sultans’ Palace in the historic centre of Agadez

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