“Ensen Daif” is also politically charged and sounds like a mini revolution on its own. It forms part of a movement trying to improve the women conditions in some Arabic countries such as Iran where women singers are still not allowed to group together, as you can read it on Pitchfork where it was recently highlighted. A sort of musical and feminist Arab Spring.
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