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Boa, BoA, or BOA may refer to:

Snakes[link]

• Any member of the Boidae, a family of medium to large, non-venomous, constricting snakes
• Any member of the Boinae, a subfamily of boid snakes
• Any member of Boa (genus), a group of boid snakes
• Any member of the Bolyeriidae, a.k.a. Round Island boas, a small family of non-venomous snakes from Mauritius and nearby islands
• Any member of the Tropidophiidae, a.k.a. dwarf boas, a family of non-venomous snakes found in Central America, South

Technology[link]

• Boa Technology, a securing technology intended to overcome shortcomings of velcro, shoelaces, etc.

Computing[link]

• Boa (web server), a small-footprint web server
• Boa constructor, a cross-platform Python GUI builder

Music[link]

• Bands of America, an organization that arranges and hosts highschool band concert festivals and marching competitions
• Black Oak Arkansas, an American rock band
• BoA, a South Korean singer
  • BoA (album), the eponymous debut English album of the above
• BOA (band), a Croatian and former Yugoslav music group
• Boa (band), a Russian music group in Jazz/Easy-listening/Latino style
• Bôa, a rock band formed in London in 1993
• Phillip Boa, a German musician
• Bloodstock Open Air, a British hard rock and extreme metal festival
• Baroeg Open Air, a Dutch alternative music festival in Rotterdam, organized by Baroeg

Other[link]

• Feather boa, a fashion accessory; a type of scarf
• Luís Boa Morte, a Portuguese footballer
• Boa Island in Northern Ireland
• Boa Esporte Clube, a Brazilian football (soccer) club

Acronym[link]

• Bank of America, the largest commercial bank in the United States
• Bank of Africa, a multinational bank
• Blades of Avernum, a computer role-playing game
• Boliviana de Aviación (BoA), a Bolivian state airline
• Book of Abraham, a scriptural text for some denominations of the Latter Day Saint movement
• Boun Oum Airways, a defunct Laotian Airline
• British Olympic Association, which oversees Britain's participation in the Olympic Games
• Battle of Antietam, a major battle in the American Civil War that ended up being the bloodiest-single day battle in U.S. history
• Bradford on Avon, a town in Wiltshire, United Kingdom
• Born On Arrival (as when a woman in labor gives birth before she reaches the hospital)

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Violadores del Verso
Violadores del Verso in 2002 (from left to right): Sho Hai, Kase-O, R de Rumba and Lírico.
Background information
Origin	Zaragoza, Spainxcbxcbcxb
Genres	Rap, hip hop
Years active	1998–(∞)now
Labels	Avoid Records, 1998 Boa Music, 1999 - 2001 Rap Solo, 2001 - Present
Website	www.violadoresdelverso.org
Members
Kase-O (MC) Lírico (MC) Hate (aka Sho Hai) (MC) R de Rumba (DJ and producer)

Violadores del Verso (Spanish: Verse Violators or Verse Rapists), also known as Doble V, are a rap music crew from Zaragoza, Spain. They used the name Doble V but were forced to return to their original long name due to legal issues (Doble V is also the trademark of a Spanish whiskey). The band members are MCs Kase-O, Lírico, Hate (AKA Maestro Sho Hai) and DJ R de Rumba.

They won the award "disco de oro" with the album "Vivir para contarlo" in its first week on the market.^{[citation needed]}

TVE broadcasted Spain's first 3D concert with a performance of this group.^{[citation needed]}

Biography[link]

Violadores del Verso started off in 1998 in Zaragoza, Spain. They were initially 5 mc's, but Brutal (Kase.O's brother) left the group. In 1999 they published their first LP like a group, which increased their popularity in the Spanish rap scene. They had legal problems with a whiskey company called Doble V so they changed back the name of the group to their original name Violadores del Verso. In 2001 they published two more albums as Doble V. In 2006 they published their bestseller "Vivir para contarlo".

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External links[link]

• Official website (in Spanish)

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