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Dua Saleh (IPA: [duˈʕæːʔ]) is a Sudanese-American singer and actor based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Their debut EP Nūr was released in January 2019 by the Against Giants record label to critical acclaim, with their second, Rosetta, released in June the following year.

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rdfs:label	Dua Saleh (en) Dua Saleh (fr)
rdfs:comment	Dua Saleh (IPA: [duˈʕæːʔ]) is a Sudanese-American singer and actor based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Their debut EP Nūr was released in January 2019 by the Against Giants record label to critical acclaim, with their second, Rosetta, released in June the following year. (en) Dua Saleh (en arabe : دعاء صالح) (API : [duˈʕæːʔ]) est une figure du rap, originaire du Soudan, vivant à Minneapolis, Minnesota (États-Unis). L'artiste s'identifie comme queer, non-binaire et immigrant ou immigrante. En 2021 le site Music in Africa cite Dua Saleh parmi les 5 artistes soudanais les plus productifs, avec Gaida, Hiba Elgizouli, Bas' et Sinkane, et parmi les rappeurs arabes qui « cassent les codes », avec Zap Tharwat, (en), Médine et Marou César. (fr)
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