English: Fantasy; also called horse, cold, tiborda and gunpowder owners, a name given to equestrian performances, which simulate military attacks, are practiced in the countries of the Arab Maghreb, in their various regions, Arab, Berber, and desert, in addition to European countries such as France and Belgium, among their Maghreb communities.

The designation also extends to the mathematical type associated with this art. Its symbolism is embodied in its embodiment of the attachment of the people of the Maghreb to horses and horsemanship, which represents a historical and heritage symbol that is passed on to the generations. In fantasy scenes some horse or gunpowder games are used through representations of some attacks by knights aboard their decorated horses, launching gunpowder bullets. It is popular with the public, and it is the main spectator of cultural and art festivals (known as "the season" or "the promise"), which are organized in the Maghreb rural areas. And it has a strong appeal because of its ability to dazzle viewers thanks to the tint of mystery and ancient historical myth that impart a special effect and charm to fans of those scenes

Fantasy was a constant in major celebrations and festivals, such as weddings, births, religious feasts, and artistic cultural seasons, and then gradually receded, in some Maghreb regions, to the purely cultural tourism aspect. Maghreb peoples and tribes still maintain this habit, despite external influences, the most important of which is globalization, and it is considered an evocation of its historical military features, and a symbol of strength, courage and bravery