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* [[Komine Lisa]], a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer, she credited herself as '''lisa''' for her early releases and later changed to ''Komine Lisa'' to avoid confusion. | * [[Komine Lisa]], a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer, she credited herself as '''lisa''' for her early releases and later changed to ''Komine Lisa'' to avoid confusion. | ||
* [[LISA]], a [[J-Urban|Japanese urban]] artist, ex-vocalist of [[m-flo]]. | * [[LISA]], a [[J-Urban|Japanese urban]] artist, ex-vocalist of [[m-flo]]. | ||
| − | * [[Lisa (Korean singer)|Lisa]] | + | * [[Lisa (Korean singer)|Lisa]], a [[K-Pop|Korean Pop]] singer. |
* [[LiSA]], a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer, she debuted as a vocalist of [[Girls Dead Monster]]. | * [[LiSA]], a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer, she debuted as a vocalist of [[Girls Dead Monster]]. | ||
* "[[Lisa (Togawa Kyoko)|LISA]]", [[Togawa Kyoko]]'s third single. | * "[[Lisa (Togawa Kyoko)|LISA]]", [[Togawa Kyoko]]'s third single. | ||
Revision as of 19:11, 10 July 2011
In generasia, Lisa could be a reference to:
- Komine Lisa, a Japanese pop singer, she credited herself as lisa for her early releases and later changed to Komine Lisa to avoid confusion.
- LISA, a Japanese urban artist, ex-vocalist of m-flo.
- Lisa, a Korean Pop singer.
- LiSA, a Japanese pop singer, she debuted as a vocalist of Girls Dead Monster.
- "LISA", Togawa Kyoko's third single.
- LISAGO, a Japanese rock singer-songwriter who went by the stage name Lisa from 1996 to 1998.
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