- "Natalia
Lafourcade Talks Life-Changing
Album '
Musas'". Billboard.
Retrieved May 5, 2017. "On '
Musas,'
Natalia Lafourcade Celebrates Legends Of Latin...
- Look up
Musa or
musa in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Musa may
refer to:
Mūša, a
river in
Lithuania and
Latvia Musa, Azerbaijan, a
village in Yardymli...
- new
musical project consisting only of women,
which became known as Las
Musas del Vallenato, with whom she
recorded three LPs. The last of these, called...
-
Musas: Un
Homenaje al
Folclore Latinoamericano en
Manos de Los Macorinos, Vol 2 (English: "Muses: An
Homage to
Latin American Folklore in the
Hands of...
- The
müsa, or
müsa appenninica, is a
bagpipe from the
Apennines of north-west
Italy which was
commonly used to
accompany the
piffero in the folk music...
- The
Mūša (Latvian:
Mūsa; German: Muhsse) is a
river in
Northern Lithuania and
Southern Latvia (Zemgale region). At its
confluence with the
river Nemunėlis...
-
Mansa Musa (reigned c. 1312 – c. 1337) was the
ninth Mansa of the Mali Empire,
which reached its
territorial peak
during his reign.
Musa's reign is often...
- cine poesía con 'La
academia de las
musas'". eldiario.es. Vall, Pere (22
December 2015). "La
academia de las
musas. Para
viajeros de la ficción y la realidad"...
- The
blood banana (
Musa a****inata var. zebrina), is a
variety of the wild
banana Musa a****inata
native to Sumatra, Indonesia. The
blood banana is an ornamental...
-
Football Portal". "Sporting life:
Musas treble downs feyenoord 01/05/2011".[permanent dead link] "Eredivisie round-up". "
Musa double pegs back Ajax". "Google...
