In December 2006, French electronic music pioneer Jean-Michel Jarre performed the grand concert Water for Life in the Sahara Desert at Merzouga Oasis, Morocco—as part of UNESCO's clean water access campaign, drawing 20,000 attendees under starry skies. The 90-minute performance, captured professionally, embodied his multimedia experiments climax, where atmospheric synth textures merged with laser projections on dunes, pyrotechnics, and water screens to spark collective ecstasy. Featuring tracks like "Oxygène Part IV", "Chronologie Part 6", "Equinoxe Part V", and "Rendez-Vous 2", this show highlighted Jarre's mastery of audio-visual performances, turning the Moroccan desert into a realm of unity and light.