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Santosh Anand (संतोष आनंद)
Santosh Anand (संतोष आनंद), born Santosh Kumar Mishra, is an Indian Hindi film lyricist of the 1970s and 1980s who wrote "Ek Pyaar Ka Nagma Hai" (Shor), won two Filmfare Best Lyricist awards, and received the Yash Bharti Award in 2016.
Santosham Film Awards
The Santosham Film Awards, also called the Santosham Awards, are annual Telugu cinema honors presented by the Santosham magazine in Hyderabad each August since 2002, now covering South Indian film.
Santur (سنتور)
Santur (سنتور), also santoor, is the Iranian hammered dulcimer: a trapezoid box with 72 strings in quadruple sets over 18 bridges, played with two wooden mezrabs, ancestor of the yangqin and dulcimer family.
São João de Campina Grande
São João de Campina Grande, known as O Maior São João do Mundo, is a month-long June festival of forró music held annually in Campina Grande, Paraíba, Brazil, since 1983.
São João de Caruaru
São João de Caruaru is the annual June festival of Caruaru, Pernambuco, Brazil, billed as the world's largest São João, drawing millions and moving hundreds of millions of reais.
São Paulo (song)
São Paulo (song): 2024 single by The Weeknd featuring Anitta, from Hurry Up Tomorrow; Brazilian funk in Portuguese and English interpolating Tati Quebra Barraco's Bota na Boca, Bota na Cara; released October 30, 2024 on XO/Republic.
São Paulo State Symphony Orchestra
The São Paulo State Symphony Orchestra (Orquestra Sinfônica do Estado de São Paulo, Osesp) is a Brazilian orchestra based at Sala São Paulo, founded in 1954.
Saor
Saor is a Scottish one-man metal project founded in Glasgow in 2013 by multi-instrumentalist Andy Marshall, blending atmospheric black metal with Scottish folk influences in what he calls Caledonian Metal.
Saosin
Saosin: American post-hardcore band from Newport Beach, California, formed 2003; name means "small heart" in Chinese. Known for the EP Translating the Name (2003), singers Anthony Green and Cove Reber, and albums Saosin (2006), In Search of Solid Ground (2009), and Along the Shadow (2016).
Sap (EP)
Sap is Alice in Chains' second EP, released February 4, 1992 on Columbia: a mostly acoustic five-track set recorded in days at London Bridge Studio, with Ann Wilson, Chris Cornell, and Mark Arm as guests, later RIAA Gold.
Sapphire (song)
Sapphire is a 2025 Ed Sheeran single from the album Play, released 5 June 2025, blending English and Punjabi lyrics with Arijit Singh; it peaked at number 5 in the UK and number 74 on the Billboard Hot 100.
Sapporo Concert Hall (Kitara)
Sapporo Concert Hall Kitara is a classical music concert hall in Nakajima Park, Sapporo, Japan, opened in 1997 as the home of the Sapporo Symphony Orchestra.
Sara (Fleetwood Mac song)
"Sara" is a 1979 Stevie Nicks song by Fleetwood Mac from Tusk, also issued as a December 1979 single (UK peak 37). Written alone on piano as a 16-minute demo, it is named for Sara Fleetwood and reflects Nicks's affair with Mick Fleetwood.
Sara Bareilles
Sara Bareilles (Sara Beth Bareilles), born 1979 in Eureka, California, is an American singer-songwriter and theater composer known for "Love Song," the albums Little Voice and Kaleidoscope Heart, and the Tony-nominated Broadway musical Waitress.
Sara Carter
Sara Carter (Sara Dougherty Carter, 1898-1979), lead singer and autoharpist of the Carter Family, the first major female vocalist of commercial country music, recorded at the 1927 Bristol Sessions and about 300 songs, and was honored by the Country Music Hall of Fame in 1970.
Sara Dallin
Sara Elizabeth Dallin is an English singer-songwriter from Bristol and a founding member of Bananarama, formed in London in the early 1980s with Keren Woodward and Siobhan Fahey; she co-wrote hits including Venus and Cruel Summer and remains in the duo lineup.
Sara Evans
Sara Evans (Sara Lynn Evans, born 1971) is an American country singer-songwriter, known for "No Place That Far," "Born to Fly," and "A Little Bit Stronger," with five No. 1 country singles and albums from 1997 to Unbroke (2024).
Sara Forsberg
Sara Forsberg (SAARA, Smoukahontas), Finnish singer-songwriter born 1994 in Pietarsaari, went viral in 2014 with a language-imitation YouTube video, signed to Capitol Records, created Star Wars alien languages, and now writes K-pop hits and hosts HitMix radio.
Sara Jovanović
Sara Jovanović (Сара Јовановић), known professionally as Sara Jo, is a Serbian singer born in Rome in 1993 who represented Serbia at Eurovision 2013 with the trio Moje 3.
Sara Landry
Sara Landry, the High Priestess of Hard Techno, is an American hard techno DJ and producer born 1993 in California, based in Amsterdam, founder of HEKATE Records, with albums Spiritual Driveby (2024) and Divine Intervention (2026).
Sara Lumholdt
Sara Lumholdt (Sara Helena Noble Lumholdt, born 1984) is a Swedish singer from Stockholm, vocalist in A*Teens (1998–2006), later solo as Sara Love, Melodifestivalen 2011 and 2026, now living in Portchester, England.
Sara Storer
Sara Storer, Australian country singer-songwriter and former teacher from the Victorian Mallee; debut Chasing Buffalo (2000), record seven Golden Guitars in 2004, 22 total, ARIA Best Country Album for Silos (2016), eighth album Worth Your Love (2025).
Sara Tavares
Sara Tavares (1978–2023) was a Portuguese singer, songwriter, and guitarist of Cape Verdean descent who rose to fame at Eurovision 1994, aged 16, and later found international success with her 2005 album Balancê.
Sarabande
Sarabande (Spanish zarabanda): a slow triple-time dance of Latin American and Spanish origin, banned by Philip II in 1583, restyled stately in 17th-century France, a standard Baroque suite movement, revived by Satie, Debussy, and others.
Sarah Blackwood (Canadian singer)
Sarah Blackwood (born 1980, Burlington, Ontario), stage name Sarah Sin, Canadian singer-songwriter; frontwoman of psychobilly band The Creepshow, joined Walk off the Earth in 2012; solo albums Way Back Home (2008) and Wasting Time (2010); JUNO award winner; distinct from the British Dubstar singer of the same name.
Sarah Brightman
Sarah Brightman, English soprano and actress from Berkhamsted, originated Christine Daaé in The Phantom of the Opera (1986) and pioneered classical crossover, selling 30 million records with hits like Time to Say Goodbye.
Sarah Connor (singer)
Sarah Connor (Sarah Marianne Corina Lewe, born 1980, Delmenhorst), also known as Sarah Terenzi or Sarah Terenzi-Fischer, is a German pop singer whose hits include 'From Sarah with Love' and 'From Zero to Hero'.
Sarah Davachi
Sarah Davachi is a Canadian composer and performer whose work uses extended durations and alternate tuning systems, moving from analog-synth drone to music for historical pipe organs and choir.
Sarah Geronimo
Sarah Geronimo, the Filipino "Popstar Royalty," is a singer and actress born 1988 in Manila who won Star for a Night in 2003 at 14, signed with Viva, and became the first Filipina to receive Billboard's Global Force Award in 2024.
Sarah Harding
Sarah Harding (born Sarah Nicole Hardman, 1981) was an English singer and actor, a member of Girls Aloud formed on Popstars: The Rivals in 2002; 20 consecutive UK Top 10 singles, four number ones; died of breast cancer in 2021.