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This group of women musicians is popular in Indonesia.
'Nasida Ria' was first formed 47 years ago to read the Qur'an.
These days, their style is a mix of Arabic and traditional 'dangdut' music from Indonesia.
In the past, dangdut wasn't seen as fashionable.
But Nasida Ria's music uses clever words.
They talk about serious subjects, like what's right and wrong, and their lines make people laugh.
Music expert Shindu Alpito explains.
Young people enjoy the band's different music styles and words.
The group members are called 'Indie Mothers' by their fans.
The group knows how to interest young people.
It uses modern media like YouTube.
Nazla Zain, 27, is the youngest member of the band.
Half a million people follow Nasida Ria on YouTube.
Each month, 38,000 people play their music on Spotify.
Rien Djamain, who's the main singer, is in her 60s now.
She hopes their songs will change the hearts of young listeners.