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La Mano 1.9 (musician)
La Mano 1.9 is a French drill rapper from the 19th arrondissement of Paris, whose debut album R.A.T reached number 5 in France in 2025.
La Maquinaria Norteña
La Maquinaria Norteña is a Mexican norteño group formed in 2006 in Chihuahua by saxophonist Keith Nieto, known for a saxophone-and-accordion sound and Billboard No. 1s.
La Maravillosa Orquesta del Alcohol
La Maravillosa Orquesta del Alcohol, shortened to La M.O.D.A., is a Spanish folk-rock band from Burgos formed in 2011, known for its winds and live performances.
La Marseillaise
La Marseillaise, the national anthem of France, written by Rouget de Lisle in Strasbourg in April 1792 as Chant de guerre pour l'armée du Rhin; named after Marseille volunteers, declared national song in 1795 and anthem of the Third Republic in 1879.
La Materialista
La Materialista is the stage name of Yameiry Infante Honoret, a Dominican rapper and pioneer of female rap, known for "Las Chapas Que Vibran" (2014).
La Mega (WSKQ-FM)
La Mega (WSKQ-FM) is a Spanish-language radio station at 97.9 FM in New York City, owned by Spanish Broadcasting System and known for salsa, reggaeton, and urbano music.
La Mer (song)
La Mer is a 1943 French song by Charles Trenet with Léo Chauliac, first recorded by Roland Gerbeau in 1945 and by Trenet in March 1946 (Columbia DF 3096). Its English adaptation Beyond the Sea, notably Bobby Darin's 1959 hit, distinguishes it from Debussy's 1905 orchestral La Mer.
La Negra Tiene Tumbao
"La Negra Tiene Tumbao" is a 2001 song by Cuban singer Celia Cruz, written by Sergio George and Fernando Osorio, fusing salsa with reggaetón rhythms and reaching No. 4 on Billboard's tropical airplay chart.
La Niña (singer)
La Niña is the stage name of Carola Moccia (born 1991), a Neapolitan singer-songwriter and producer fusing Neapolitan folklore with electronics; albums Vanitas (2023) and Furèsta (2025), Targa Tenco winner.
La Perla (Rosalía and Yahritza y su Esencia song)
"La Perla" is a November 2025 song by Rosalía featuring Yahritza y Su Esencia, track 7 of LUX on Columbia Records. A Paquita la del Barrio-inspired diss track over a waltz, it reached #1 in Argentina, #5 Apple Music in Spain, and earned Latin Grammy nominations.
La poupée qui fait non
"La poupée qui fait non" ("The doll who says no") is a 1966 French pop song by Michel Polnareff, recorded in London with future Led Zeppelin members Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones.
La Rebelión Norteña
La Rebelión Norteña is a long-running norteño group on the Discos Cintas Acuario label, recording corridos and rancheras from its 1996 debut El Pájaro Carpintero to 2023.
La Reezy
La Reezy (Khayree Salahuddin) is a New Orleans rapper, producer, and 2026 XXL Freshman whose debut album Skiddle Bandana (July 2026) and UTH youth brand distinguish him from other artists named Reezy.
La Renga
La Renga is an Argentine hard rock band formed in 1988 in Mataderos, Buenos Aires, known for self-managing its career and playing stadium-scale shows without sponsors.
La Riviera (music)
La Riviera is a concert hall and nightclub in Madrid, Spain, opened in 1958 beside the Manzanares river and hosting pop, rock, and Latin touring acts.
La Roux
La Roux is an English synth-pop act formed in 2006 by Elly Jackson and Ben Langmaid; known for 2009's "Bulletproof" (UK No. 1), the Grammy-winning debut album, Trouble in Paradise (2014), Supervision (2020), and the 2026 album Old Flames.
La Salsa Mayor
La Salsa Mayor, originally Nuestra Orquesta La Salsa Mayor, was a Venezuelan salsa orchestra formed in 1978 by musicians leaving Oscar D'León's band, known for "Fuimos Amigos".
La Sonora Carruseles
La Sonora Carruseles is a Colombian salsa and boogaloo orchestra formed in Medellín in 1995 by Discos Fuentes, known for "La Salsa la Traigo Yo".
La Sonora Ponceña
La Sonora Ponceña is a Puerto Rican salsa band founded in 1954 in Ponce, Puerto Rico, by Enrique "Quique" Lucca and led by his son, pianist Papo Lucca.
La Toya Jackson
La Toya Jackson (La Toya Yvonne Jackson), American singer, author, and TV personality born 1956 in Gary, Indiana; fifth Jackson sibling, 1980s solo R&B career, "Heart Don't Lie," memoirs, and reality television.
La Trastienda
La Trastienda Club is a live-music venue in San Telmo, Buenos Aires, opened in 1993 in a 19th-century warehouse and hosting rock, tango, jazz, and world music.
La traviata
La traviata, Verdi's three-act opera on a libretto by Piave after Dumas fils's La Dame aux camélias, premiered at La Fenice, Venice, 6 March 1853, failed, then triumphed in the 1854 revision.
La Tropa Chicana
La Tropa Chicana is a Mexican band from La Barca, Jalisco, founded around 1974, whose "chicanón" sound mixes tecno banda and mariachi; hits include "Vestido Mojado".
La Unión (group)
La Unión is a Spanish pop/rock band formed in Madrid in 1982, best known for "Lobo-Hombre en París" and more than 3 million records sold.
La Vela Puerca
La Vela Puerca is a Uruguayan rock band formed in Montevideo in 1995, known for fusing rock, reggae, and ska, and among Uruguay's most popular bands.
La Vie en rose
La Vie en rose is Édith Piaf's signature 1946 French love song, lyrics by Piaf with music credited to Louiguy, SACEM-deposited November 1945, first recorded 9 October 1946, and made a global standard by Louis Armstrong's 1950 Mack David version.
La Voz (Spain)
La Voz is the Spanish version of the talent show The Voice, which premiered on Telecinco in 2012 and has aired on Antena 3 since 2019.
La Ya Sadiki
La Ya Sadiki (لا يا صديقي) is a 1990 album and song by Iraqi singer Kadim Al Sahir, roughly 47 minutes long, the longest of his career.
La Zowi
La Zowi (Zoe Jeanneau Canto, born 1993 in Paris and raised in Granada) is a French-Spanish trap singer known as the matriarch of Spanish trap, working in trap, reggaeton, and neoperreo.
La-33 (group)
La-33 is an independent salsa orchestra from Bogotá, Colombia, founded in 2001 and best known for 'La Pantera Mambo', a salsa version of the Pink Panther theme.