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Cuban Pete (song)
Cuban Pete (song): 1936 rumba number by José Norman (Norman Henderson), first recorded by Mantovani; famous through Desi Arnaz's 1946 film and recording, I Love Lucy, and Jim Carrey's The Mask.
Cube Entertainment (큐브엔터테인먼트)
Cube Entertainment (큐브엔터테인먼트) is a South Korean entertainment company founded in 2006 and listed on the KOSDAQ market, best known for the K-pop acts (G)I-DLE, BTOB, and PENTAGON.
Cuck (album)
Cuck (CUCK/CUKKK, formerly WW3) is an unreleased Kanye West (Ye) album with lyrics written by Dave Blunts, antisemitic content, the singles WW3 and Heil Hitler, a May 2025 leak, and a June 2025 rename to In a Perfect World; never officially released.
Cuco Sánchez
Cuco Sánchez, born José del Refugio Sánchez Saldaña (1921–2000), was a Mexican ranchera singer, composer, and actor whose classics include "Fallaste corazón" and "La cama de piedra".
Cuenta Conmigo
Cuenta Conmigo is a 1992 salsa album by Puerto Rican singer Jerry Rivera, released on Sony Discos when he was 18 and his most commercially successful record.
Cuíca
Cuíca: Brazilian friction drum (also puíta, roncador) with a fixed internal stick rubbed with a damp cloth; finger pressure on the head changes pitch. Central to samba school batteries, of disputed African/Iberian origin.
Cult of Luna
Cult of Luna is a Swedish atmospheric sludge and post-metal band from Umeå, formed in 1999, known for long, slow-building songs and albums including Salvation and Vertikal.
Cult of Personality (song)
"Cult of Personality" is a 1988 hard rock song by Living Colour from Vivid, written by all four members, titled after Khrushchev's 1956 speech, a Billboard Hot 100 No. 13 hit and Grammy-winning signature anthem later used by CM Punk.
Cultural Hall (Manama)
The Cultural Hall (دار الثقافة) is a concert and events hall in Manama, Bahrain, opened in the early 1980s and run by the Bahrain Authority for Culture and Antiquities.
Cultural impact of Britney Spears
Britney Spears is an American pop star who rose to fame in the late 1990s. Her career is a case study in media culture and digital feminist activism.
Cultural impact of Celine Dion
Cultural impact of Celine Dion (Céline Dion): Quebec-born singer (born 1968) whose English breakthrough, D'eux, and the $400-million A New Day Las Vegas residency reshaped pop, Vegas entertainment, and Quebec identity, culminating in her 2026 Paris comeback.
Cultural impact of Cher
Cultural impact of Cher: the American singer and actress (born 1946) whose six-decade career spans folk-pop, disco, rock, and dance. Known for the "Cher effect" Auto-Tune innovation on "Believe," Bob Mackie fashion, the 1988 Moonstruck Oscar, and seven consecutive decades of Billboard No. 1 singles.
Cultural impact of Elvis Presley
Cultural impact of Elvis Presley (1935-1977), the King of Rock and Roll: his 1954 Sun Records debut, 1956 television controversies, race and borrowing debates, and posthumous Graceland and impersonator legacy.
Cultural impact of Harry Styles
Cultural impact of Harry Styles: fashion and gender expression, fandom politics, the queerbaiting debate, and chart and touring records including the 12-show Wembley and 30-show Madison Square Garden residencies of the 2026 Together, Together tour.
Cultural impact of Mariah Carey
Cultural impact of Mariah Carey: the singer's five-octave voice, melisma, pop-hip-hop fusion, Christmas chart dominance with All I Want for Christmas Is You, and influence on later artists.
Cultural impact of the Beatles
Cultural impact of the Beatles: the Liverpool band's influence from the 1964 Ed Sullivan breakthrough (40% US viewership) and Billboard top-five sweep through globalized youth culture, studio innovation, counterculture, and lasting legacy.
Cultural impact of Whitney Houston
Cultural impact of Whitney Houston: the gospel-trained singer known as "The Voice" whose seven consecutive Hot 100 No. 1s, 45-million-selling Bodyguard soundtrack, melismatic style, and 'not black enough' crossover controversy shaped pop, R&B, and later vocalists.
Cultural Roots
Cultural Roots were a Jamaican roots reggae vocal harmony group from Kingston, formed in the late 1970s and known for the 1984 album Hell A Go Pop.
Culture Club
Culture Club: English new wave band formed in London, 1981, by Boy George, Roy Hay, Mikey Craig and Jon Moss; new wave, blue-eyed soul hits "Karma Chameleon" and "Do You Really Want to Hurt Me"; 1984 Grammy Best New Artist.
Culture II
Culture II, also known as Culture 2, is a 2018 studio album by the hip hop trio Migos, reaching number 1 on the US Billboard 200.
Culture III
Culture III is the 2021 fourth studio album by Atlanta rap trio Migos, closing the Culture trilogy on Quality Control/Motown; 19 tracks, No. 2 on the Billboard 200, Metascore 75, and the trio's final album before Takeoff's death.
Cum On Feel the Noize
Cum On Feel the Noize: 1973 Slade glam rock single written by Noddy Holder and Jim Lea, produced by Chas Chandler; entered UK chart at number 1 for four weeks, later a US number 5 hit for Quiet Riot in 1983.
Cumbia
Cumbia: Colombian Caribbean music genre, dance, and social practice from the Bajo Magdalena, blending African drums, Indigenous gaita flutes, and European elements; spread across Latin America with variants like cumbia villera, sonidera, and chicha.
Cumbia colombiana
Cumbia colombiana is a Colombian music and dance genre born on the Caribbean coast around the Magdalena River valley, played on flutes and drums and declared national intangible heritage in 2024.
Cumbia pop
Cumbia pop, also known as cumbia cheta, is a pop style built on the cumbia rhythm that arose in the Río de la Plata region around 2010 and peaked in 2015.
Cumbia villera
Cumbia villera is an Argentine cumbia subgenre born in the late 1990s in the shantytowns of Buenos Aires, with lyrics about marginal life, police, and drugs.
Cümbüş
The cümbüş, a Turkish fretless metal-bodied plucked lute blending oud tuning and banjo-like construction, invented by Zeynel Abidin Bey and named by Atatürk on 14 January 1930; six double courses, oud-style tuning, family of interchangeable-neck variants.
Cup of Joe (band)
Cup of Joe is a Filipino pop rock band formed in Baguio in November 2018, signed to Viva Records, known for "Multo" and the debut album Silakbo, with five sold-out Araneta Coliseum nights and OPM chart records.
Cupcakke
CupcakKe (Elizabeth Eden Harris, born 1997) is a Chicago rapper known for explicit viral hits "Vagina" and "Deepthroat," independent TuneCore releases, albums Audacious through The BakKery, and the iTunes No. 1 single "Discounts."
Cupid's Chokehold
Cupid's Chokehold is a 2005 Gym Class Heroes song featuring Patrick Stump of Fall Out Boy, built on Supertramp's 'Breakfast in America'; it peaked at #4 on the Billboard Hot 100 and #3 in the UK.