King Los
Carlos Coleman, better known by his stage name King Los or simply Los, is an American rapper. He originally signed to Yung Berg Label & Bad Boy Records during the 2005 in conjunction with his Bloc Incorporated record deal. After his deal fell through he returned to releasing music independently.
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Emille Gagnan
French engineer
Juan José Rojo Martín
Spanish former footballer
Manuel Quintano Bonifaz
Juan Catalina García López
Spanish biographer
Juan Catalina García y López
Spanish biographer
David González
Swiss goalkeeper
Sheila Ortega
Kesha Ortega
Elahim Monicou
Singer
Berenice Gómez
Journalist
Silvio Rodríguez
Former Deputy of the National Assembly of the People's Power of Cuba
Blanquita Amaro
Film actress
Angel Boligán Corbo
Cartoonist
Rafael Trejo González
Adrián Zabala
Professional baseball player
Agustin Roman
Auxiliary bishop
Froilán Escobar (Froilan Escobar)
Cuban journalist
Diosvelis Guerra
Cuban footballer
Froilán Escobar
Author
Sergio Casas
Argentine Politician
Carlos Altamirano Valenzuela
Visual artist
Hugo Corro
Argentine boxer
Donald Angus Davison
Military personnel
Ulises Mendívil
Mexican footballer
Kathryn Bigelow
American filmmaker
Allison Brennan
American writer
Erik Ron
Songwriter
Hunter Bishop
Baseball player
Rachelle Leah
American model
Will Taʻufoʻou
American football fullback
Erica Engelhardt
Film producer
Scott Lighty
American kickboxer
Bianca Frogner
Economist
Violeta Parra
Chilean composer
Óscar Germaín de la Fuente Maureira
Chilean singer
ÓscarGermaín de la Fuente Maureira
Singer
Germain De La Fuente
Singer
Rónald González Brenes
Costa Rican footballer
Aarón Cruz
Costa Rican football player
Randy Chirino
Costa Rican football player
Suhander Zúñiga
Costa Rican football player
Randy Chirino
Costa Rican football player
Sandro Alfaro
Costa Rican football player
Sofía Varela
Costa Rican footballer
Barbara Carrera
American actress
Manuel Arturo Peña Batlle
Former Foreign Minister of the Dominican Republic
El Zafiro
Singer