Diva (disambiguation)
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A diva is a celebrated female singer.
It can also refer to:
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Music and Musicians
- Diva (album), a 1992 album by Annie Lennox
- Diva (My Sister's Machine album), the 1992 debut of My Sister's Machine
- Diva (group), a Korean girl group
- Diva Records, a record label
- Diva (song), a song by Dana International, covered by Filipp Kirkorov
- Diva Zappa (born 1979), an American musician
- VH1 Divas a series of seven popular music concerts
- Diva (Beyoncé Song), the third single off of Beyoncé's third album "I Am... Sasha Fierce"
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Fiction
- Diva, a novel by Daniel Odier
- Diva (novel), a novel by José de Alencar, 1864
- Diva, the main antagonist in the anime series, Blood+
- Diva (comics), a comic book character in the Wildstorm universe
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Films and television
- Diva (film), a 1981 film based on the Daniel Odier novel
- Diva (TV series), a 1997 Canadian TV series
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Company
- Diva (car manufacturer), a UK sports car manufacturer in the 1960s
- DIVA, a Digital Interface for Video and Audio
- DIVA (digital audio players), a series of digital audio players of Daisy Multimedia
- Diva (magazine), a UK magazine for lesbians
- Diva TV, a British TV channel
- Castro (clothing), an accessories company (DIVA), by Castro
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Other
- Bognor Diva, a Uruguayan version of the off-road vehicle Lada Niva
- Diva (railway station), a railway station in Mumbai
- Makybe Diva, an Australian thoroughbred racehorse
- WWE Diva, a woman employed by World Wrestling Entertainment to act as wrestlers, interviewers or eye candy
- Diva cup, a brand name of a Menstrual cup
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See also
- Deva (disambiguation), a divine being in Hinduism and other meanings.
- Divo, a male diva
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