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Los Fabulosos Cadillacs
Los Fabulosos Cadillacs are an Argentine band formed in Buenos Aires in 1985 that fuses rock, ska, reggae, and salsa, and broke through with "Matador" in 1993.
Los Feliz, Los Angeles
Los Feliz is a Los Angeles neighborhood between Griffith Park and Barnsdall Art Park, named for Rancho Los Feliz, home to Griffith Observatory, Hollyhock House, and high-income, highly educated, majority-renter demographics.
Los Frikis (film)
Los Frikis is a 2024 American Spanish-language drama by Michael Schwartz and Tyler Nilson, produced by Lord Miller, about 1990s Cuban punks who injected HIV to live in sanatoriums; stars Adria Arjona and Héctor Medina.
Los Gatos, California
Los Gatos, California: incorporated 1887 town in Santa Clara County at the Santa Cruz Mountains base, named for La Rinconada de Los Gatos rancho; 33,529 residents in 2020, high-income Silicon Valley suburb.
Los Gigantes del Vallenato
Los Gigantes del Vallenato is a Colombian vallenato group from Medellín, led by the Calderón family and fronted by Daniel Calderón, a leading act of the romantic vallenato wave.
Los Glaciares National Park
Los Glaciares National Park (Parque Nacional Los Glaciares) is a 726,927-ha park in Santa Cruz, Argentine Patagonia, created in 1937 and a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1981, famed for the Perito Moreno Glacier and the South Patagonian Ice Field.
Los Guerreros
Los Guerreros: WWE SmackDown tag team of Eddie Guerrero and Chavo Guerrero Jr. (2002-2004), two-time WWE Tag Team Champions famous for the lie, cheat, and steal gimmick.
Los hilos del pasado
Los hilos del pasado is a 2025 Mexican telenovela by José Alberto Castro for TelevisaUnivision, a remake of El privilegio de amar and Delia Fiallo's Cristal, starring Yadhira Carrillo as designer Carolina.
Los hombres del alba
Los hombres del alba (The Men of Dawn) is a 1944 poetry collection by Mexican poet Efraín Huerta, regarded as a landmark in Mexican poetry.
Los Humedales de Montecristi y la Línea Noroeste
Los Humedales de Montecristi y la Línea Noroeste, Ramsar Site no. 2497, is an 84,322-hectare wetland of international importance in the Dominican Republic's northwest, designated 13 October 2022, with coral reefs, mangroves, sea turtles, and breeding seabirds.
Los Humeros Geothermal Power Station
Los Humeros Geothermal Power Station is a geothermal plant in Puebla, Mexico, operated by CFE since 1990 with an installed capacity of about 95 MW.
Los Huracanes del Norte
Los Huracanes del Norte is a Mexican norteño group formed in 1969 by the García brothers, now an eight-member family band based in San José, California.
Los Ingobernables de Japon
Los Ingobernables de Japon (L.I.J., ロス・インゴベルナブレス・デ・ハポン) was a New Japan Pro-Wrestling stable (2015–2025) founded by Tetsuya Naito as an offshoot of CMLL's Los Ingobernables, with EVIL, BUSHI, SANADA, Hiromu Takahashi, Shingo Takagi, Titan, and Yota Tsuji.
Los Inquietos del Norte
Los Inquietos del Norte is a Mexican norteño and corrido group formed in 1995 in Guadalajara, Jalisco, known as the "padres de los corridos pesados".
Los Katíos National Park
Los Katíos National Park (Parque Nacional Natural Los Katíos): 72,000-ha Colombian national park in the Darién, created 1973, UNESCO World Heritage site 1994, danger-listed 2009-2015, adjacent to Panama's Darién National Park.
Los Kimbos
Los Kimbos were a New York salsa group formed in 1976 by singer Adalberto Santiago and timbalero Orestes Vilató after leaving Típica 73, recording four albums on Cotique.
Los Legendarios
Los Legendarios are a Puerto Rican reggaeton production and songwriting duo, Marc and Rafy, known for Wisin hits and their 2021 debut album Los Legendarios 001.
Los Lípez
Los Lípez is a Bolivian Ramsar wetland site (no. 489) in Potosí, formerly Laguna Colorada, extended in 2009 to 1,427,717 ha at 4,200-6,000 m, holding most of the world's James's flamingos.
Los Llopis
Los Llopis were a Cuban quartet, pioneers of rock and roll sung in Spanish, best known for the 1959 LP Rockabilidad and the hit "Estremécete".
Los Lobos
Los Lobos is a Mexican-American rock band formed in East Los Angeles in 1973, known for the 1987 number-one hit "La Bamba," four Grammy Awards, the album Kiko, and the 2022 Best Americana winner Native Sons.
Los Lonely Boys
Los Lonely Boys are a Grammy-winning trio of Garza brothers from San Angelo, Texas, playing "Texican Rock 'n' Roll"; their 2004 debut sold over 2 million copies on the strength of the hit "Heaven."
Los Melódicos
Los Melódicos is a Venezuelan dance orchestra founded by Renato Capriles in Caracas in 1958, a great rival of Billo's Caracas Boys, now led by his daughter Iliana.
Los Melones
Los Melones (Ahuehuetitlán) is a small archaeological zone in Texcoco de Mora, State of Mexico, one of the few visitable remnants of the Acolhua capital, traditionally the palace site of Nezahualcóyotl, occupied 600–1521 AD.
Los Mochis
Los Mochis, city in Ahome municipality, northern Sinaloa, Mexico; founded 1903 around Benjamin Francis Johnston's sugar mill after Albert K. Owen's utopian colony; 298,009 residents (2020); Chepe railway and Topolobampo port.
Los Nietos Iberian settlement
Los Nietos Iberian settlement (Loma del Escorial), an Iberian town and necropolis near the Mar Menor, Cartagena, Murcia, occupied from the late 5th to early 2nd century BC, with over 200 incineration tombs, metallurgy, and Attic pottery imports.
Los Niños de Sara
Los Niños de Sara, also written Los Ninos De Sara, is a French Gitano rumba group formed in Montpellier in 1990, later the band behind Alabina with singer Ishtar.
Los Nocheros
Los Nocheros are an Argentine folklore vocal group from Salta, formed in 1986, whose 1998 album Signos sold over one million copies and made them a continental phenomenon.
Los Nuevos
Los Nuevos, Spanish for "The New Ones," was a Colombian literary group of the 1920s formed around a magazine founded in Bogotá in 1925 by the Lleras Camargo brothers.
Los Olvidados
Los Olvidados (The Young and the Damned) is Luis Buñuel's 1950 Mexican film about street children in Mexico City; rejected at home, it won Best Director at Cannes 1951 and UNESCO Memory of the World status.
Los pazos de Ulloa
Los pazos de Ulloa is an 1886-1887 naturalist novel by the Spanish writer Emilia Pardo Bazán, portraying the decay of an aristocratic household in rural Galicia.