Lalla Laaroussa

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Lalla Laaroussa
Arabicلالة لعروسة
GenreEntertainment
Created byRabii Chajid
Country of originMorocco
Original languageDarija (Moroccan Arabic)
No. of seasons17
No. of episodes136
Production
Running time2h
Original release
ReleaseJune 8, 2006 (2006-june-08)

Lalla Laaroussa is an annual Moroccan television game show produced by the SNRT and broadcast on Al Aoula every Saturday evening (rebroadcast on Sunday afternoon) each prime-time of the show includes summaries, competitions, challenges. The idea is to involve newlyweds in order to win a dream home, a wedding party organized in Marrakech, as well as a honeymoon in a touristic country of their choice. The others who do not reach the final win Also checks or home appliances.[1][2]

The winners[edit]

  • Season 2006: Bouchra and Karim from Larache.
  • Season 2007: Fatima Al-Zahra and Naeem from Essaouira.
  • Season 2008: Kawthar and Radwan from Laayoune.
  • Season 2009: Widad and Yassin from Marrakech.
  • Season 2010: Widad and Sultan from Meknes.
  • Season 2011: Asma and Anwar from Zagora.
  • Season 2012: Khadija and Zakaria from Agadir.
  • Season 2014: Inssaf and Yassin from Tangier.
  • Season 2015: Aziza and Marwan from Casablanca.
  • Season 2016: Hassnaa and Ayub from El Jadida.
  • Season 2017: Nesreen and Monaam from Tan-Tan
  • Season 2018: Kawtar and Abderahman from Tangier.
  • Season 2019: Fatima Zahra and Jawad from Marrakech.
  • Season 2020: Rahma and Mohamed from Casablanca.
  • Season 2021: Ghita and Wadie from Fez.
  • Season 2022: Soukaina and Mohamed from Kasbah Tadla.

Hosts[edit]

  • 2006: Najat El Ouafi and Abdallah Didan (actors)
  • 2007-2008: Rachid El Ouali (actor) Rachid El Idrissi
  • 2009: Khadija Assad and Aziz Saadlah (actors and married in real life)
  • 2010: Fatine El Yousr, Ibtissam Koutaibi and Younes Belasri
  • 2011: Fatine El Yousr, Ibtissam Koutaibi and Younes Belasri
  • 2012: Fatima Khair and Azzedine Tsouli (actors and married in real life)
  • 2014: Fatima Khair and Abdessamad Miftah El Kheir (actors)[3]
  • 2015: Fatima Khair and Abdessamad Miftah El Kheir (actors)
  • 2016: Fatima Khair and Abdessamad Miftah El Kheir (actors)
  • 2017: Fatima Khair and Abdessamad Miftah El Kheir (actors)
  • 2018: Safae Hbirkou (Actor)
  • 2019: Safae Hbirkou (Actor)
  • 2020: Safae Hbirkou (Actor)
  • 2021: Houda Rihani and Kamal kadimi (Actors)
  • 2022: Dounia Boutazout and Fadilla Benmoussa (Actors)
  • 2023: Dounia Boutazout and Fadilla Benmoussa (Actors)
  • 2024: Dounia Boutazout and Fadilla Benmoussa (Actors)

External links[edit]

References[edit]

  1. ^ "Audience télé: les émissions les plus suivies durant Ramadan". medias24. 12 June 2017. Retrieved 2018-01-08.
  2. ^ Mariem OUAZZANI (19 June 2008). "Lalla lâarossa de retour %7cL'Economiste". leconomiste. Retrieved 2018-01-08.
  3. ^ "Lalla Laâroussa revient pour une 8ème saison - La Nouvelle Tribune". La Nouvelle Tribune. 21 April 2014. Retrieved 2018-01-08.