<p>&laquo;  Wash Eddak &raquo; was released in 2005. This album brought back awards to the traditional rhythms of Ra&iuml;, which had been forgotten for a long time. With this album, Hanino plays a rhythmic pop Ra&iuml; on jerky percussions and vibrant bendirs. These instruments used to bring combatants into a furious trans. On electric tempos, Hanino declaims songs about love ; not always idyllic and more often referring to jealousy and desire. Daily lives as well as the Moroccan heritage represent his inspiring influences. He renews traditional topics through modern issues.</p>