La Roux the band? No they are alive and doing well.
It means red-haired-one. There is also a music group La Roux and of course the lead singer has red hair. It's somewhat an oxymoron because la is a feminine article while roux is the masculine form of the french word 'red'. Literally translated, la roux is "the red".
La roux is a electro-pop duo, not just a singer! The girl with the red hair (La roux) is Elly Jackson, and the other is Ben Langmaid. they also have supporting band members who are called Michael Norris, William Bowerman, and Mickey O'Brien.
1) La Roux is a band, the lead singer is Elly Jackson, she is Female. 2) La is french feminine, Le is french masculine - therefore if she was a boy, it would be Le Roux not La Roux. 3) Roux can be taken as meaning red in french (panda roux = red panda), hence her {elly jackson's} red/ginger hair...
La Roux is 22 years old (birthdate: March 12, 1988).
Nope.. La roux is a band.. The singer is elly jackson.. She's not related to nick roux in any way.
"La Roux" is already a nickname; the pseudonym of lead singer Elly Jackson.
La Roux the band? No they are alive and doing well.
England
la roux is the singer to bulletproof.
the band, the singer's name is elly Jackson
Eleanor Kate Jackson, (Elly Jackson) :)
It means red-haired-one. There is also a music group La Roux and of course the lead singer has red hair. It's somewhat an oxymoron because la is a feminine article while roux is the masculine form of the french word 'red'. Literally translated, la roux is "the red".
No. LeRoux (also know as Louisiana's LeRoux) is a cajun band that was first popular in the 70's. La Roux is a new act, with an androgynous female lead singer.
La roux is a electro-pop duo, not just a singer! The girl with the red hair (La roux) is Elly Jackson, and the other is Ben Langmaid. they also have supporting band members who are called Michael Norris, William Bowerman, and Mickey O'Brien.
La Roux, by La Roux, was released on June 25th, 2009.
country England, city la roux, street la roux, number la roux!