Queen (disambiguation)

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Queen (from Latin regina) may refer to: .

One Monarch (woman), whether he occupies the throne on his own right as if he does it as a consort of a king (varon) or as a regent queen.
La Queen or LadyThe most powerful piece in the chess game.
La Queen, naipe de la baraja french-inglesa, with a value between the jota and the king.

Place names

The Queen, commune of the eastern sector of the Great Santiago (Chile).
Talavera de la Reina, city of the province of Toledo, in the autonomous community of Castilla-La Mancha (Spain).
Queen, municipality of the province of Badajoz, in the autonomous community of Extremadura (Spain).
Bridge the Queen, villa and municipality of the foral community of Navarra (Spain).
Source the Queen, municipality of the province of Castellón, in the Valencian Community (Spain).
Queen Headmountain in Spain.

Casiodoro de Reina (circa 1520-1594), Spanish Jerome religious converted to Protestantism, famous for performing the well-known Castilian translation Bible, call the Bible of the Bear.
José León Ramírez Reina (1906-1994), Belgian politician and official of the Waffen SS, who finished his life in Spain.
Juanita Reina (1925-1999), Spanish singer and actress.
Miguel Reina (n. 1946), Spanish ex-soccer who played as a goalkeeper.
Pepe Reina (n. 1982), Spanish football player playing as a goalkeeper, son of the former.
Enrique Reina, former municipal president of San Luis Rio Colorado Sonora Mexico.

Reina-ValeraOne of the first translations of the Bible into Spanish.
The Queen of the Night, character of The magic flute (1791), the last opera of Mozart.
Queen Grimhilde, one of the main characters Snow White and the seven dwarfs (1812).
Queens, Spanish film of 2005, directed by Manuel Gómez Pereira.
Queens, British-Spanish television series of 2017.
Nine queens, Argentinian police film of 2000, written and directed by Fabián Bielinsky.
Queen for a day, 1964 Spanish television program.

Copa de la Reina, annual Spanish women's football championship.
Hispanic American Queen, female beauty contest in which the delegates of all the Spanish-speaking countries participate.
Queen of the Viña del Mar Festival, title given by the press specialized in shows to the most outstanding woman of the festival.
Queen of the Carnival of Barranquilla, woman of this Colombian city designated annually to preside over this carnival.

Queen consort of England, Scotland and Ireland, title that began with the wife of James VI, king of Scotland, after the rise of him to the throne of England and Ireland.
Queen consort of England and Ireland, old title used by the wife of the monarch of England and Ireland.
Queen Consort of Great Britain and IrelandBritish title, created for the wife of the monarch of Great Britain (England and Scotland) and Ireland, from 1707 to 1801.
Queen British consort, title of the women who were consorts of the sovereigns of the kingdoms who were part of what is currently the United Kingdom.

queen-fara, denomination with which women who reached the rank of Pharaoh are often appointed in Ancient Egypt.
Queen of Saba, legendary queen, presented at the BibleIn the Koran and in the history of Ethiopia.

Queen Consort of Bavaria, title used by the wives of the monarchs of the kingdom of Bavaria, which existed in the period between 1806 and 1819.
Queen Consort of Hungary, wife of the king of Hungary.

Pepid queen, type of arepa (Venezuelan typical dish).
La Queen Geneva, English woman who was King Arthur's wife.
Queen Mab (Queen Mab), a fairy, in the English folklore.
Queen Reech, artistic name of Reina Cristina José (n. 1959), dancer, actress, choreographer and vedette born in Austria and naturalized Argentina.
La Queen Tefta or Queen Teuta, woman who reigned over Iliria between 231 and 228 a. C.
Queen Tanaka (n. 1989), Japanese singer, model and actress.

See also: Queen of the night, Queen of the meadows, Queen Mary and Queen.

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