did daddy  yankee burn the mexican flag?
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LOL And what does this have to do with footaball?\n\nMy answer is No also
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Daddy Yankee Biography: As the urban regional style of Latin music heated up in the mid-2000s, spearheaded by the burgeoning reggaeton sound, Daddy Yankee above all led the charge, selling hundreds of thousands of CDs in the wake of his international breakthrough hit, "Gasolina." The reggaeton star enjoyed success not only throughout Latin America but also in the lucrative markets of the United States and Europe, and alongside fellow urban regional figureheads Don Omar, Tego Calderón, Akwid, Vico-C, el General, and Ivy Queen, he played a primary role in legitimizing the music style. For instance, even such highbrow media outlets as The New York Times and the BBC took note (the former crowning Barrio Fino as one of the best hip-hop albums of 2004), not to mention industry publications like Billboard, which tracked the exploding urban regional market with fervor. And too, the stateside rap community certainly recognized Yankee's hitmaking power, as such artists as Lil Jon and Noreaga came calling in search of crossover success. Born Raymond Ayala on Febuary 3, 1977, in Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico, Daddy Yankee was no stranger to success when "Gasolina" catapulted him to international fame in 2004. Initially influenced by both salsa and hip-hop, he'd been working his way to the top of the reggaeton scene for a few years beforehand, winning awards along the way and, given his market, racking up impressive sales numbers. Billed as the King of Improvisation, Daddy Yankee made his way into the Latin music industry through his affiliation with Playero (a fairly successful DJ/producer in the late '90s and early 2000s) and eventually made his recording debut on the One Tough Cop soundtrack in 1998 ("Posición," a collaboration with Alberto Stylee). Yankee's album debut came in 2000 with El Cartel de Yankee, followed by a second volume a year later, which in turn led to El Changri.com (2002) and Los Homerun-es (2003). These two latter albums were released by the VI Music label, and Los Homerun-es became the biggest-selling album in Puerto Rico, setting the stage well for the eventual crossover success of Barrio Fino (2004). With the major-label backing of Universal, Barrio Fino became the first reggaeton album to debut at number one on the Billboard chart, where it hovered for weeks and weeks on end (off and on, it retained its number one spot on the stateside Latin album chart throughout 2004 and far into 2005 — spending roughly a year atop the chart!). The omnipresence of "Gasolina" no doubt helped drive the sales of Barrio Fino, as the song crossed over into numerous markets, arguably becoming the token reggaeton song among people with only a passing knowledge of the music style. Yankee continued on with his steady output, as both the live album Ahora Le Toca al Cangri! Live and a reissue of Los Homerun-es were released in March 2005, which further insured his lasting presence on the Latin music scene. Before the year's end, another live album, Barrio Fino en Directo, hit the shelves.
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I always believed it was illegal lin this country. Now we find out it isn't. Regardless, I think anyone who burns out flag should leave and go to another country. Pick one that is better than this.
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if anybody burns a mexican flag it should be the mexican people since its a corrupt country
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Boof is not a man that will go for anything in the wazoo!! I, like so many of my countrymen and women, are sick to death of this whole thing. Push 1 for English! WTF!!! My freakin' Corn Flakes - an All American Breakfast - have Espanola all over the box! The Star Spangled Banner - not only in Spanish, but changing the words to fit their "cause"! Did you see the cartoon of the Iwo Jima Marines, except they have Mexicans in sombrero's putting up a Mexican flag on Mt Suribachi?! My a*s is big, but (no pun!) there is no way any of that is goin' in!! The American people have had it. It takes a lot to really piss us off - but I think they have done it, and it's about time! There'll be a big house (& Senate!) cleaning party come November! God Bless the USA!!
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Great question.  I agree with you.  Mexicans were allowed to protest and NO ONE tried to stop them but the Minutemen assembled PEACEFULLY and they were threatened and abused.  Hmmm a little strange.  In Arizona, a mexican national raised his mexican flag above an American flag on GOVERNMENT property.  An American student took it down and burned it.  Here is my issue: the white kid is in trouble.  BUT hanging another country's flag above an American flag on GOVERNMENT property is an ACT OF WAR.  But the mexi isn't in trouble.  hmmmmmmmm I think we should react appropriately
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Are you kidding?they are the biggest hypocrites when they start crying about poor people,just look at the way mexico treats their immigrants,they are the first to cry racism but any person in mexico waving a foreign flag like illegals did in this country will be taken ito custody by Vicente's men
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haha yes mexican + drunk = something bad
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thats a reguetton song by somebody named :daddy yankee\nrompe,rompe,rompe..........
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Darling.......who cares what is on that roll use it.\n\nJust by this question we are well aware that you think the Mexican flag and its heritage are important.  If you didn't why would you ask this question.\n\nI love people who aren't afraid to say that!......Product...smocdhuct.....                 you knew it would be sacrilege to wipe your butt with an ACTUAL flag....and since you were so worried about the repercussions you asked THIS question about a fake flag.  I love that.\n\nWipe away.......we all know you wouldn't do that to ANY country's REAL flag and salute you for caring SO much about the Mexican flag.
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A Mexican flag is worse.  It has no place in America.  You want to fly that flag, go the he!! to Mexico!  This is America baby, land of the free and home of the brave.  Not land of the people who like living in our country because of all the positives we have but still want to represent the country they wanted to get away from.  \n\nScrew That!
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I think it's time we nut kick Vicente Fox. There have been numerous incursions of our land by both the Mexican military and federales who are escorting illegals and drug runners into the US. They have fired on Border Patrol Agents and local Law Enforcement Officers. This has been outlined by Arizona Rep Tom Tancredo on various news channels, yet it still goes on! The link from fireman shows the contempt this scum has for us, and it's still tolerated. JD is right again - time to lock and load! The only thing that's brown on my land that I won't shoot is my dogs! God Bless the USA!!!
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TYPE IN DADDY YANKEE FAN CLUB
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no it wasnt the spanish who made KKK flag...mind you its not the KKK racism thing... its actually against the spaniards..seem to me you're intrested to know the pihilippines..holla me if u want to know all about it... \n\nand it was discovered first by spanish so nobody knew what its called before. email me for more info
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I do!!!  Woe upon the idiot that I see burning the American Flag.
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I think its Daddy Yankee because he does that in alot of his songs like Rompe and Gasolina. If its not him, good luck!
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What unity are you guys talking about.  They leave their country because it sucks so bad and then they wave that flag around here trying to push a campaign for ILLEGAL immigrant rights.  If they hated their own country so much that they needed to cross the border then they don't need to wave the Mexican flag when they want American rights.