does Nick Lashey have puerto rican background???
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No he does not.  Look at his brother Drew\nb
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ON JUNE 11 IM NOT PUERTO RICAN BUT I HAVE A MESS OF FRIENDS THAT ARE PUERTO RICAN.SO THEY TELL ME THIS STUFF!!
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is he related to dirty Sanchez?
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My friend does because supposedly he burned the Mexican Flag.  Because he was tired of being compared to Mexicans even though he is Puertro Rican.
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that's eezeey!!!! here's a tip ,go to lime wire and look for JOSE\nFELICIANO,why i said that,you going to learn at light speed,hes got a song with that name plus he sings it in Spanish +English at the same time (more details in case you need additional information,hes blind and hes from PUERTO RICO,but he lives in U.S.A.)AH AND ITS FELIZ NAVIDAD,=MERRY CHRISTMAS
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Yep. They are technically American citizens.. though most people like to be called Puerto Rican over American beacuse of the pride in there culture.
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Perhaps  you are asking for 98 Degrees' lead singer Nick Lachey?????
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His father is Puerto Rican and his mother is Russian.
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Graduate of Cornell University, M.F.A. '82\n\nDivorced father of two.\n\nSmits has been living with Wanda De Jesus since c. 1986.\n\nHe has a Puerto Rican mother and a Suriname father. He is a partner in "The Conga Room" club in Los Angeles, Ca. His partners are Jennifer Lopez,Paul Rodriguez and Brad Gluckstein.\n\nGraduated with a Bachelor of Arts, Theatre degree from Brooklyn College in 1980.\n\nTurned down the offer to play a character named Flinn on NYPD Blue. The character in question was later renamed Det. John Kelly, played by David Caruso. Ironically, after Caruso's departure from the show in 1994, Smits accepted the role of Det. Bobby Simone (Det. Kelly's successor).\n\nWas named as "King of Brooklyn" at the Welcome Back to Brooklyn Festival in 1991\n\nHas had a difficult time returning to television in recent years. In 1998, after leaving "NYPD Blue," he signed a deveolpment deal with ABC, but nothing ever came of it. Three years later, in 2001, he was set to play the lead in the NBC show "UC:Undercover," but his commitments to ABC forced him to back out just four days before the pilot was shot. Shortly after, in September 2001, he inked a new seven-figure deal with ABC to develop a series for the 2002-2003 television season, but once again, the deal failed to produce a series. Later, in 2002, he turned down the chance to play the lead in "CSI:Miami" and backed out of the lead role in "Boomtown" at the last minute. In 2004 he was attached to star in a Jerry Bruckheimer produced drama for NBC called "City of Dreams" as an L.A. private investigator who caters to the rich and famous. However, script problems eventually caused that project to be scrapped. Finally, in August 2004 he inked a deal to join the cast of "The West Wing" for the 2004-2005 season, and a few weeks later, made a separate deal with ABC and Touchstone studios to develop and star in a new series after his time on "The West Wing."\n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\nPersonal quotes \n"They'd say, 'Explain this again: If you finish this degree, you'll be able to teach high-school drama?'" -- Former "NYPD Blue" on his parents' reaction after he told them he wanted to be an actor - USA Weekend (August 1999)\n\n"Celebrity hits like a bomb. So you have to find what makes you stable in the storm. Then, no matter what's happening around you, no matter what the hype or the publicity, you can still manage to make leaps in your work as an artist."\n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\nWhere are they now \n(February 2004) Appearing in the 2003 Pulitzer winning drama / play "Anna in the Tropics" at the Booth Theatre in NYC. The show opened Nov. 16 and will be closing Feb. 22.
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I found this on a website (see link):\n"Also ran into a clean-shaven, dreadless Zacarias De La Rocha, fresh from a solidarity trip to Argentina. (For all those waiting on word of his solo album, Zacarias said he’s still working but would give me an interview when it dropped — holla, homey!)"
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i think he's a gold digga!!!  he only married britney for her money.  what the ---- was brit thinking anyways???  everyone knows the marriage is bound to end soon.  kevin has no talent and he has a messy background - i mean, wuz up with shar jackson and those 2 kids?  did that mention that kevin's also ugly and his new song "popovo" or whatever sucks donkey ass?
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Wow. Before you jump to any conclusions, think about the fact that a huge population of US Citizens consider Spanish to be their first language.. As a nation proud of our diversity, maybe you should think twice about throwing out their Cd's and consider the fact that patriotism in any language should be encouraged.\n\n     As far as the artists are concerned, Olga Tanon is a Puerto Rican (and thus a defacto US National) who has won numerous Grammy Awards, Latin Grammy Awards, Premio Lo Nuestro Awards, Billboard Music Awards and had at least two albums go Platinum. Wyclef Jean is a well known hip hop artist probably best known as the lead singer of The Fugees, although he originally hailed from Haiti.\nIvy Queen, another Puerto Rican, is well known in the world of Reggaeton. Carlos Ponce moved from Puerto Rico to Miami with his family over twenty years ago. He is a singer, actor (recurring role on 7th Heaven, currently in Lindsay Lohan's Just My Luck) and a correspondent for "Entertainment Tonight". Those are only a few of the "famous" artists...\n\n       Just a piece of advise: open your eyes, America is not a homogeneous society. Instead of wasting your time being angry that someone may want to express their patriotism in a manner which you do not understand, embrace it. \n\n     As Shakespeare put it, "A rose by any other name would smell as sweet"
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I'm not sure if is Indian \nbut almost every country has a nick name\nlike french are called gallos,Spanish,iberos,Americans Yankees,etc,etc,.\nboricua comes from BORINQUEN which is the second name of PUERTO RICO
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I am bi-racial (Puerto Rican & African American).  \n\nSome famous ones that I can think off the top of my head are the singer Maxwell (Puerto Rican & Jamaican) , basketball star Carmelo Anthony (Puerto Rican & African American) and the late Merlin Santana (from Steve Harvey Show).  Also Sammy Davis, Jr. (Puerto Rican & African American), Tatyana Ali (Panamanian & African American), and the late artist Jean-Michel Basquiat (Puerto Rican & Haitian).
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Puerto Ricans come in a rainbow of colors even though they have mostly the same ancestry. I remember a friend of mine sat me down and explained the ancestry. He said Puerto Ricans have the blood of Spain (which will include Arab blood), the Taíno Indians, African blood, and sometimes a little European blood thrown in. All that lovely DNA makes many Puerto Ricans beautiful. They can look like Cameron Diaz (1/2 Cuban) and Frankie Muñiz (1/2 Puerto Rican) to Rita Moreno (Puerto Rican), Tito Puente (PR), Luis Guzmán (ok, HE's not beautiful) and Adam Rodriguez from CSI Miami (mostly PR, a little Cuban). All the DNA's in your blood...you may even have a child much darker than you. Hope this helps!
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Latinos do!!! We party every day (trust me, I know). Our families and friends always be crunk and crazy as hell! Whites listen to boring ole' country music. We CAN listen to it if we want, but we also got Bachata, Reggaeton, Rap, Hip Hop, Salsa, Merengue... And we ARE the MOST spoiled. I don't care what people say, LATINOS ARE THE BEST... and people (believe it or not) envy us like hell!!! LMAO! I love being Puerto Rican. But yeah, our parties are more better. You just have to to them if you don't believe us. Then tell us what you think the day after. lol.\n\nPS - Have you ever seen a Latino dance and party. DAMN! It's crazy as hell!!! Even little kids be gettin they freak on. But yeah... haterz watever... And IF our loud music bothers you (i KNOW loud music)... then move the heck out... to a boring old neighborhood... then you gonna wish you came.\n\n\nPS (again) -\nI am NOT a racist! I love whites, but i am being completely honest.
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yes im from puerto rico so thats were the reggaeton borns i think its a good music because it mixes rhyme and lyrycs especiallt arcangel and audi and lg