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Raja Meziane

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Raja Meziane, an Algerian talent, is a versatile singer, songwriter, lawyer, and activist. Her artistic journey began early in her scouting days, recording her first children's album at just 16. In 2015, she made a significant move to the Czech Republic, a pivotal point that accelerated her artistic development. In October 2019, her influence went global as she earned a spot on the BBC's prestigious list of 100 Most Influential Women. Beyond her music, Raja Meziane is an outspoken activist, using her platform to advocate for important social causes. With around 9.1K monthly listeners on Spotify, Raja Meziane continues to make her mark on the music industry with her inspiring music and impactful activism.

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