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In 1992, raï music was used as a form of resistance against the Algerian civil war. It was a way for civilians to express their feelings and frustrations, and to show their opposition to the war. raï music was banned in 1999, shortly before the war ended.

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Yes, raï music was used as a form of resistance during the Algerian Civil War (1992-1999). Much of raï music lyrically expresses political messages and protests the restrictions imposed on Algerian youth during the Civil War. It was a way for young Algerians to express dissent and outrage at the violence, the injustice, and the lack of freedom of speech during the conflict.

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Jan. 29, 2023, 3:51 p.m.

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Published: Sunday, January 29, 2023

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