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* "[[Maria (Kuroyume)|MARIA]]", [[Kuroyume]]'s 12th major single. | * "[[Maria (Kuroyume)|MARIA]]", [[Kuroyume]]'s 12th major single. | ||
* "[[Maria (Okui Masami)|Maria]]", a song recorded by [[Okui Masami]], track #16 on his fifth album ''[[Her-Day]]''. | * "[[Maria (Okui Masami)|Maria]]", a song recorded by [[Okui Masami]], track #16 on his fifth album ''[[Her-Day]]''. | ||
| − | + | * "[[Maria (Uhm Jung Hwa)|MARIA]]", a song recorded by [[Uhm Jung Hwa]], track #7 on her sixth album ''[[Queen of Charisma]]''. | |
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Revision as of 04:21, 8 December 2010
In Jpop Stop!, Maria could be a reference to:
- MARIA, a Japanese girl band headlined by former ZONE member Maiko.
- MARIA, a Japanese rapper of mixed heritage.
- Maria (マリア), a Japanese pop singer.
- Ozawa Maria (小澤マリア), a famous AV actress.
- "Maria", a song recorded by Acid Black Cherry, track #11 on his second album Q.E.D..
- "MARIA", a song recorded by AKB48, track #7 on Team K's third album Team K 3rd Stage - Nonai Paradise.
- "MARIA", DAIGO☆STARDUST's debut single.
- "Maria", a song recorded by Gackt, track #3 on his second album Rebirth.
- "MARIA", hitomi's 18th single.
- "MARIA", Kuroyume's 12th major single.
- "Maria", a song recorded by Okui Masami, track #16 on his fifth album Her-Day.
- "MARIA", a song recorded by Uhm Jung Hwa, track #7 on her sixth album Queen of Charisma.
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