The Hhaha (or Haha) (Arabic حاحا) are an ethnic group in
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Hhaha — Los Hhaha o Iḥaḥan (en su propio idioma) (árabe حاحا Ḥāḥā) son un pueblo bereber en el Alto Atlas Occidental en Marruecos. Ellos mismos se identifican como una tribu de la Chleuh, y hablan el idioma tashelhit, el más común entre los bereberes. Su … Wikipedia Español
Gnawa — For the article about music, refer to Gnawa music Gnawa or Gnaoua (Arabic alphabet: غناوة) refers to an ethnic group and a religious order, in part descended from former slaves from Sub Saharan Africa or black Africans who migrated in caravans… … Wikipedia
Haha — may refer to: * ha ha, a fence concealed in a ditch * Ha ha!, an onomatopoeic way of expressing laughter * Human anti human antibody * Ha Ha (street artist), an Australian graffiti street artist * Haha (entertainer), a Korean entertainer * Hhaha … Wikipedia
Masmuda — The Masmuda were a Berber tribal confederacy of Morocco and one of the largest in the Maghreb, along with the Zanata and the Sanhaja.[1] They were composed of several sub tribes: The Berghouatas, Ghumaras (Ghomarids), Hintatas (Hafsids), Tinmelel … Wikipedia
Masmuda — Los Masmuda fueron uno de los más grandes grupos tribales bereberes confederados en el Magreb, junto con los Zanata y los Sanhaya. Historia Los Masmuda se establecieron a lo largo del actual Marruecos. Eran sedentarios que practicaban la… … Wikipedia Español
