The icon of Aita Al Jabalia, Chama El Hammoumi, better known under the name of Chama Zaz, died on Monday, September 28 at the age of 70, following a long illness.
The artist, who died following a cardiac complication at the provincial hospital of Taounate, was one of the symbols of this popular art from the northern mountains.
Nicknamed “the lady of the art of Aayoua”, the deceased has worked with the undisputed master of Aita Al Jabalia, Mohamed Laarousi for most of her career.
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