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How can so much injustice come from just one man? You should stand up and say it straight from your heart, wake up from your nightmare. There is nothing to fear, you can say what you want, the Age of Silence is over". "Refugees Of Rap" is a Syrian - Palestinian hip-hop band, one of the first in Syria. The four Rappers, from Syrian, Palestinian and Algerian origin, started the Idea of the Group at 2005 in the Palestinian refugee camp of Yarmouk, located in the outskirts of Damascus and they started officially at April 2007. They performed in different countries in the Middle East and in some of the most prestigious places in the region, like the Cairo Opera House, and Damascus Opera House until they started receiving death threats from security officers. Their studio was destroyed and they were forced to flee the country. They have just Working to release their third album, "The Age Of Silence", a powerful metaphor of where Syria was plunged for decades. When the popular uprising started in Syria in March 2011, Refugees of Rap used their music in the struggle against dictatorship Injustice and murder. and talk about the suffering of the Syrian people and their right to request freedom, dignity and social justice. They soon became persecuted by the regime, which ended up destroying their brand new studio. It was a UN-funded studio in the camp, we used to call it Sawt Al Shaab (The Voice of the People), In march 2013 they left the country to save their lives, but they continue to use their lyrics todenounce the atrocities suffered by Syrians under the Assad regime and extremist Group. Refugees of Rap now in Europe Working on thier new Album "The Age Of Silence" they have 20 songs about diffrent topics and they did three tour in Denmark , Sweden and France o Refugees of Rap have collaborated with renown artists from all over the world, such as Palestinian hip-hop band DAM, with the song "Afkar" (Thoughts), and Rappers From Denmark France Spain Turkey and UK and have been featured in international media such as Rolling Stones, Le Monde , The Guardian and the BBC, which did a documentary on their work in 2009. www.mangarok.com