Rafika Duri (born January 20, 1960) is an Indonesian pop, jazz, and bossa nova singer and actress from Pangkal Pinang. She began performing as a child, winning the Pop Singer contest in Bangka in 1971. After moving to Jakarta, Duri won the national Bintang Radio dan Televisi competition in 1976. Her discography features the single “Tertusuk Duri”, written by A. Riyanto, and the albums Pop Indonesia Vol. 2 (1977) and Hati Tertusuk Duri (1978). In 1978, Duri received the Gayageum Awards at the Seoul Song Festival for the song “Hanya Untukmu”. She won the Kawakami Awards at the 1979 Japan Pop Song Festival for the song “Lady”. Duri frequently collaborated with vocalist Harvey Malaiholo. In 1982, she transitioned to bossa nova, recording four albums with Ireng Maulana. Her later works include the EP Tiada Kau Sadari (1984) and the album Lagu-lagu Pop Muslim (1996).
