Abdel Ali Slimani

Mmádu
ụdịekere	nwoke
mba o sị	Algeria
Aha enyere	Abdel
asụsụ ọ na-asụ, na-ede ma ọ bụ were na-ebinye aka	Arabic
Ọrụ ọ na-arụ	onye na-abụ abụ
ngwa egwu	olu egwụ

Abdel Ali Slimani (Arabic عبد العلي سليماني, Algiers) bụ onye Algeria na-agụ egwu raï.

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Jazz Times kọwara abọm ya nke afọ 1996 Mraya dika "ihe izizi dị egwu" nke ndị ọzọ kwuru maka egwu ya bu Moi et Toi .^[1]^[2] Rayi Slimani na-ewepụ ihe na-akpali akpali na okwu ọjọọ ma dị ka Slimani si kwuo "egwú ezinụlọ" a nụrụ na redio na Algeria ọbụna n'afọ ndị 1990.^[3]

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↑ Jazz Times 1996 "... cogent core identity in the music of Rai musician Abdel Ali Slimani, whose Mraya (Real World) is an impressive debut , and another point chalked up for the gospel of Rai, still relatively unknown in the west."
↑ Reginald Byron, Ullrich Kockel Negotiating Culture: Moving, Mixing and Memory in Contemporary Europe 2006 Page 108 "In the musical world, men such as the Algerian singer Abdel ali Slimani stand out: in Moi et Toi he tells of a man who falls in love with a woman outside his group and is therefore rejected by both his family and friends"
↑ Option: Volumes 72-76 Sonic Options Network - 1997 "Abdel Ali Slimani - BACK HOME IN ALGERIA, singing rai can get you killed. It's the music of rebellion, with decadent lyrics about smoking, drinking, love and sex — all of it pretty tame by Western standards, but fundamentally subversive ...says Slimani, 34, in tentative English. "My music is very, very clean. I never swear. I do family music. You can hear it now on the radio in Algeria. Everyone can listen." Growing up in a middle-class family ...

[1] Jazz Times 1996 "... cogent core identity in the music of Rai musician Abdel Ali Slimani, whose Mraya (Real World) is an impressive debut , and another point chalked up for the gospel of Rai, still relatively unknown in the west."

[2] Reginald Byron, Ullrich Kockel Negotiating Culture: Moving, Mixing and Memory in Contemporary Europe 2006 Page 108 "In the musical world, men such as the Algerian singer Abdel ali Slimani stand out: in Moi et Toi he tells of a man who falls in love with a woman outside his group and is therefore rejected by both his family and friends"

[3] Option: Volumes 72-76 Sonic Options Network - 1997 "Abdel Ali Slimani - BACK HOME IN ALGERIA, singing rai can get you killed. It's the music of rebellion, with decadent lyrics about smoking, drinking, love and sex — all of it pretty tame by Western standards, but fundamentally subversive ...says Slimani, 34, in tentative English. "My music is very, very clean. I never swear. I do family music. You can hear it now on the radio in Algeria. Everyone can listen." Growing up in a middle-class family ...

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