Lacrimosa is part of the Dies Irae sequence in the Roman Catholic Requiem Mass.
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Lacrimosa or Lacrymosa is the Latin for weeping, and may also refer to:
- Lacrimosa (band), a gothic rock/metal musical duo
- "Lacrymosa" (song), by Evanescence from the album The Open Door, 2006
- Lacrimosa (Juan Luis Guerra song)
- "Lacrimosa" (Kalafina song), from the album Red Moon
- "Lacrimosa", a song by Immediate Music from the album Themes for Orchestra and Choir
- "Lacrymosa", a song by Libera from the album Peace
- "Lacrimosa", a song by the Melvins from the album Stag
- "Lacrimosa", a song by Regina Spektor from the album Songs
- "Lacrimosa", a song by Sweetbox from the album Adagio
- "Lacrimosa", a song by Symbion Project from the album Immortal Game
- "Lacrimosa", a song by Symphony X from the album V: The New Mythology Suite
- "Lacrimosa", a song by Tech N9ne from the album Special Effects
- "Lacrimosa", a song by Ufomammut from the album Snailking
- "Lacrimosa", a part of "Requiem" by Welsh composer Karl Jenkins
- "Lacrimosa", a part of "Requiem for My Friend" by Zbigniew Preisner
- "Lacrimosa", a song by Tribulation from the album Down Below
- "Lacrimosa", a song by Apashe from the album Requiem
- "Lacrimosa", a song by Mushroomhead from the album A Wonderful Life
- "Lacrimosa", a song by Gaspard Augé from the album Escapades