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Evening Tidenit: Biyada musical instrument
The Tidenit instrument is one of the oldest musical instruments in the Baydan community. It is used to perform traditional Hassani music inspired by desert nature and cultural heritage. It consists of four strings made from horsehair tails or chains and is crafted from a wooden box covered with leather. The instrument is tied with a strap and used to amplify sound. It is considered an important part of the cultural heritage in Tindouf, the Western Sahara regions, and Mauritania. Artists like Mahfouz Othman and Kabbous Salem continue to preserve this heritage and work on developing the art of playing the Tidenit, which expresses Hassani folklore and literature and is used during special occasions and celebrations.
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