names of daddy yankee's parents?
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Thay would be daddy daddy yankee and mommy yankee.
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Daddy Yankee has gotten extremely popular lately. \nHector el Bambino doesnt stand a chance.\nDon Omar is pretty good. I like that dude.\nTego Calderon is the heavy heavy shit. I have to say that if you havent listened to Tego, you dont know Reggaeton and viceversa.\n\nSo it's a tie between Tego and Daddy Yankee.
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EL CANGRI...DADDY YANKEE!!!\nNO QUESTIONS ASKED!
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seems he didn't have a mother...\n\nFather: Lionel Richie, Sr.\nWife: Brenda Harvey (m. 1975, div. 1991)\nDaughter: Nicole Richie (b. 21-Sep-1981) (adopted)\nWife: Diana Alexander (m. 1995, sep. Oct-2003)\nSon: Myles Brockman Richie (b. 1994)\nDaughter: Sophia
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his full name is: Roberto Agustín Miguel Santiago Samuel Trujillo Veracruz\n\nBorn: 23-Oct-1964\n\nEthnicity: Hispanic\n\nNationality: United States
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He is Jamaican, his mother I believe is Chinese and Jamaican and his father is Portuguese. His paternal grandfather is Jewish.
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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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Father: Olu Dara (musician)\nMother: Ann Jones\nWife: Kelis (singer, m. 8-Jan-2005)\nDaughter: Destiny
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TYPE IN DADDY YANKEE FAN CLUB
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Lopez was born in the Bronx, New York to Puerto Rican parents Guadalupe Rodriguez and David Lopez.
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NO i don't think so? but i love love daddy yankee so much!!! love his song GASOLINA and ROMPE!!
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my mom is jamaican she comes from kingston i guess that makes me jama-mican jamaican/american  the real yardys  of her family call me yankee red head picknee lol.
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well i dont really now when but i think REALLY REALLY SOON!!!! im getting some when they come out!! they must look really really tight b/c well they come from the 1 and only daddy yankee!!!!
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Daddy Yankee is da man! El Cangri is awesome. \nEl Cartel coming soon.
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daddy yanke \ndon omar \ncalle 13 \nwisel y yandel\naventura
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DADDY YANKEE IS SO FINE BECAUSE HE HAS SUCH A GORGEOUS FACE AND IS A WONDERFUL DRESSER. I THINK HE IS THE HOTTEST GUY AROUND!
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Slim Helu, Carlos \nArango, Jeronimo \nZambrano, Lorenzo & Family\nGarza Laguera, Eugenio & Family \nHernandez, Roberto \nHarp Helu, Alfredo \nSalinas Pliego, Ricardo & Family\nAramburuzabala, Maria Asuncion & Family\nBailleres, Alberto \nPeralta, Carlos & Family  \nAzcarraga Jean, Emilio \nSaba Raffoul, Isaac & Family