"Por la" is a Spanish phrase that translates to "for the" in English. It is commonly used to indicate purpose, reason, or duration, among other contexts. The phrase combines "por," which means "for," "by," or "through," with the feminine definite article "la," meaning "the." Its specific meaning can vary depending on the context in which it is used.
Tomorrow for(or in) the evening
You're in a great rush in the morning
por la vida= for life
Por la libre was created in 2000.
Por la noche refers to 'at night.' Example: Voy a estudiar por la noche. I am going to study at night.
In the morning I have four subjects. Meaning classes maybe?
Caminando por la Calle
Unidos Por La Cruz was created in 1996.
La vida por Perón was created in 2005.
Locos por la música was created in 1980.
Chicanos Por La Causa was created in 1969.
Por la puerta falsa was created in 1950.