Saja may refer to:
- Saja Records
- South Asian Journalists Association
- Saja (river) - a river of Spain
- Sebastian Saja - Argentine football goalkeeper
- Saja, Chhattisgarh - an assembly constituency under Durg (Lok Sabha constituency) in Chhattisgarh, India. This place is in Durg district.
- Saja, Tanzania
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Saja (river)
The Saja is a river in the autonomous community of Cantabria, northern Spain. It flows into the Cantabric sea. Part of its course is inside the Saja-Besaya Natural Park
The Saja's source is at 1,700 meters above sea level and it flows rapidly through a steep V-shaped basin during the first kilometers. Past the village of Fresneda the valley starts to open up and it develops a wide alluvial plain in the Cabuerniga valley.
Regarding the ecologic conservation of the river, it is good from the source to the Santa Lucía bridge, from when it begins to show important alterations, and being catalogued as moderately conserved. Down the confluence with the Besaya the alterations are already serious or very serious, being catalogued as badly conserved.
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Kamu
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Kotak
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Kotak (surname)
Kotak is a surname, and may refer to:
Kotak (band)
Kotak is a modern rock band from Jakarta, Indonesia.
Origins
Kotak was formed by vocalist Julia Angelia Lepar a.k.a. Pare, bassist Prinzes Amanda a.k.a. Icez, guitarist Mario Marcella a.k.a. Cella, and drummer Haposan Haryanto Tobing a.k.a. Posan on 27 September 2004 after its members won TV 7 (Indonesia)'s "The Dream Band" 2004 talent competition. At an audition they met Dody Isnaini, a bassist from Kahitna, who became their producer. That year the musicians started working on their first album, the eponymous Kotak, which was launched on Warner Music Indonesia in 2005.
Kotak consists of 10 songs, including "Hilang", "Terbang", "Damai Hati", and "Kau Pilih Dia". Three years later, the band released a new album called Kotak Kedua, that garnered critical acclaim in Indonesia and Malaysia. It consists of 12 songs, including hits such as "Beraksi", "Masih Cinta" and "Tinggalkan Saja". The third album Energi was released in 2010, the record Energi Repackage in 2011 and the group's fifth album Terbaik in 2012 followed by KFC Adu Bintang in 2013.
