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Magia is the word for Magic in multiple languages [1].
Magia may also refer to:
Biology
editMagia is a genus of planthopper in the family Lophopidae.
Music
edit- Magia (Álvaro Soler album), 2021
- "Magia" (Álvaro Soler song), a song from the album
- Magia (Jerry Rivera album), 1995
- "Magia", a song from the album
- Magia (Maluma album), 2012
- "Magia", a song from the album
- Magia (Shakira album), 1991
- "Magia", a song from the album
- Magia (Toque Profundo album), 2002
- "Magia" (Kalafina song)
- "Magia", a song from Grachi
- "Magia", a song by OV7, cover of the Starship song "Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now"
- "Magia", a song by Rosana
History
edit- Magia may be the name of the Roman gens Magia.
- Magia, wife of the notorious Roman poisoner Oppianicus, who married her in order to gain her family's fortune
Other
edit- Mágia, a 1917 Hungarian drama film
See also
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