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Sita Vermeulen (Born 8 june 1980 in Ilpendam) is a Dutch singer. She started her career in 2001 when she was one of the contenders in the television show Starmaker. She was part of K-otic, a band which had been formed during the casting show. After several successes, Sita left the band and recorded three studio albums Happy in 2001, Come With Me in 2003 and L'envers du décor in 2004. Over the years she collaborate with serveral artist like Marco Borsato and Kyo. .

Una de las bandas seminales de Buenos Aires en los 90's, Los Visitantes seguían la tónica tanguera que Palo Pandolfo supiera instaurar en Don Cornelio y la Zona en los 80's. De los shows en pubs y discotecas, Los Visitantes se consagraron como Grupo Revelación de 1992, según el Sí de Clarín, y eso les abrió el camino a la grabación del primer álbum, "Salud Universal" (1993). La repercusión de este trabajo los llevó a participar de la gira bautizada "Nuevo Rock Argentino" que pasó por Córdoba y Buenos Aires. El segundo disco, "Espiritango", producido en 1994 por Andrés Calamaro,...

There are multiple artists by the name of Lusitania: 1) Lusitania was a folk duo from New England, known for their dark tone and unusual instrumentation. The primary members were Wyatt Shibley and Ben Richter. In existence around 2003-2007, the band was connected to the scenes surrounding The Dresden Dolls, Mischief Brew, and Johnny Hobo and the Freight Trains. 2) violent raw black metal from the desert. .

Lord Sitar was the alias for renowned session musician and guitar virtuoso Big Jim Sullivan who, in 1966/67, found himself in the enviable position of being the only established session guitarist in England to own a sitar. By 1967, that attribute had turned him into a valuable commodity, mostly because of the instrument's being popularized by George Harrison of the Beatles and Brian Jones of the Rolling Stones on various of their respective groups' recordings. Sullivan had already recorded a whole album of sitar-based music entitled Sitar Beat for Mercury Records (released in 1968) when someone at Regal Zonophone --...