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Narrated byCruel Santino

Morocco

Cruel Santino

You know how my music has so many pockets. I can rap, I can do patois, and any style. So, this is a pocket that GMK (credited producer) entered.

Producers have seasons. There is a time when GMK can make a certain type of beat that he’ll never make again because that’s the season he’s in. So,

why “Morocco” and “Maria” are special is because he made both of them in one week, and he never made beats like that again. Once he made “Morocco,”

I just knew that this was my p. It was in his house. I turned on the mic and just sang about “Morocco” in Magodo (Lagos).

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