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Post by babyboylrtm on Apr 28, 2005 18:52:45 GMT -5
I'm not going to see the show but I want to know who won what.
Jennifer walked the red carpet with Marc, and I just saw Diddy with Pitbull! He said "Bad Boy Latino" maybe he's going to make a latin label? I heard he was working with Daddy Yankee's english album.
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Post by babyboylrtm on Apr 28, 2005 18:54:04 GMT -5
Diddy just said he made a new label called "Bad Boy Latino" he was with Daddy Yankee so I'm 100% he's working with Yankee
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Post by galvanize on Apr 28, 2005 19:16:37 GMT -5
Paulina did a good performance dressing up like a Native American, but she lipped as usual. Thalia's performance was cool. Aleks Syntek's performance was great.
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Post by babyboylrtm on Apr 28, 2005 19:33:57 GMT -5
Thalia is going to performe her new single
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Post by galvanize on Apr 28, 2005 19:36:40 GMT -5
Juanes won Hot Latin Track Of The Year and Latin Pop Airplay Male for the overplayed "Nada Valgo Sin Tu Amor".
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Post by galvanize on Apr 28, 2005 19:38:51 GMT -5
And of course, Paulina wins Female Pop Album Of the Year. :)
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Post by galvanize on Apr 28, 2005 19:44:11 GMT -5
Marc Anthony giving his special award. Oh my god, JLO does look awful! :o Haha, they made out before he got his award.
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Post by babyboylrtm on Apr 28, 2005 19:48:02 GMT -5
Marc Anthony giving his special award. Oh my god, JLO does look awful! :o Haha, they made out before he got his award. She look like someone put some mojones in her hair he looked good back when he did the concert at the Madison Square now he looks awful!! "te quiero Lola!"
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Post by galvanize on Apr 28, 2005 19:51:44 GMT -5
Thalia's new single is quite good! But she looks like old Jenny-LO with that hairstyle.
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Post by babyboylrtm on Apr 28, 2005 19:58:40 GMT -5
Her body looks good! you can tell she ain't wearing that awful Thalia clothing line but her song sounds old, I can't remember right now, but remind me of a song she did in like 3 years ago
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Post by galvanize on Apr 28, 2005 20:07:20 GMT -5
"La Camisa Negra" is a great song... nice simple performance from Juanes.
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Post by babyboylrtm on Apr 28, 2005 20:20:31 GMT -5
Christian Castro was soooooo off-key :o
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Post by galvanize on Apr 28, 2005 20:22:47 GMT -5
Christian Castro was soooooo off-key :o I've never seen him look that proper before and the girls were crazy over him! David Bisbal getting the Viewer's Choice award. Blah, was hoping it was Shakira.
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Post by babyboylrtm on Apr 28, 2005 20:23:41 GMT -5
I've never seen him look that proper before and the girls were crazy over him! David Bisbal getting the Viewer's Choice award. Blah, was hoping it was Shakira. I know! Shakira rules!
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Post by galvanize on Apr 28, 2005 21:00:46 GMT -5
Marco Antonio Solis did a good performance. P-Diddy should never try to speak Spanish ever ... not even with Pitbull.
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Post by galvanize on Apr 28, 2005 22:05:55 GMT -5
All in all, a great show. Daddy Yankee is the MAN! Gasolina and Lo Que Paso, Paso are TOPS!
Only downpoint was how it seems each performance was ballad driven after ballad driven! Blah!
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Post by galvanize on Apr 28, 2005 22:20:09 GMT -5
MIAMI - Colombian rocker Juanes, dance diva Paulina Rubio and Dominican singer-songwriter Juan Luis Guerra were each triple winners at the flashy Billboard Latin Music Awards on Thursday night.
Juanes' "Mi Sangre," which touched fans with its stories of political and social struggle interwoven with messages of hope and love, won male Latin pop album of the year, while Rubio's chart topping "Pau-Latina" was named the best female Latin pop album.
The long-haired, guitar-playing Juanes also won hot Latin track of the year and top male Latin pop airplay track for the song "Nada Valgo Sin Tu Amor" ("I'm Nothing Without Your Love").
The honors follow Juanes' designation as one of Time Magazine's 100 most influential people in the world, and his tight cumbia-rock stylings have drawn even English-speaking audiences on his recent tour.
"This award would not be possible if it wasn't for all of you out there, the fans who support me," Juanes said, lifting his award statuette. "This is also for Colombia."
He later played the song "La Camisa Negra" ("The Black Shirt"), which was banned in the Dominican Republic for its sexual undertones. After starting, he was forced to begin again after singing into a microphone with no sound.
Rubio earned prizes for top hot Latin tracks artist and best female Latin pop album. She appeared on stage in a Native American headdress, cowboy vest, tank top and shorts after singer Soraya and pop-rocker Aleks Syntek kicked off the show singing "Duele el Amor ("Love Hurts"). Syntek originally sang the duet with Ana Torroja, a song that earned two awards.
Also performing were the group Conjunto Primavera, balladeer Christian Castro, Mexican star Thalia, and salsa singer and actor (and Jennifer Lopez)'s husband) Marc Anthony.
Anthony and Lopez, both dressed in teal outfits, waved to the red-carpet crowd as they arrived at the Miami Arena. Lopez wore a low-cut dress with her hair up, displaying sparkling earrings.
A stunning Thalia also graced the red carpet before the show, wearing a backless dress and a choker necklace.
Anthony also received Billboard's Star Award, saying: "I'm not sure it's possible for someone like me to be comfortable accepting such an honor."
Among the award presenters were actor Jimmy Smits and music mogul P. Diddy, who appeared with bilingual rapper Pitbull. "I know a little bit of Spanish," P. Diddy said in Spanish.
The invasion of rock and urban sounds into mainstream Latin music was reflected in the choice of performers. Daddy Yankee, an up-and-comer in the reggaeton genre, and hip-hoppers Crooked Stilo had electric performances. P. Diddy joined Daddy Yankee on stage in the show's finale.
Daddy Yankee took home the inaugural award for best reggaeton album. The genre mixes rap with reggae beats. Akwid won for Latin rap/hip-hop album of the year.
Guerra, a songwriter who expanded the horizons of Dominican music with the album "Bachata Rosa" 15 years ago, won two awards for his album "Para Ti ("For You") — male tropical album of the year and Latin Christian or gospel album of the year. He also won the Spirit of Hope award for the work of his foundation, which raises money for medical care for children.
The most emotional moment of the evening came when Christian singer Tony Melendez, who plays guitar with his feet because he was born without arms, performed a song he wrote in honor of the late Pope John Paul II. Melendez had performed for the pope when the pontiff visited Miami in 1987.
Other big winners Thursday night were the eclectic group Los Horoscopos de Durango, which won three regional Mexican categories for their album "Locos de Amor" ("Crazy for Love"). The group mixes regional Mexican with other Latin sounds.
Veteran Mexican singer Marco Antonio Solis was nominated eight times, winning once for his greatest hits album. But a more significant honor was his Lifetime Achievement Award.
The singer-songwriter's 20-year career started with the popular group Los Bukis before he embarked on a pop solo career and built a hemisphere-wide popularity.
Hosting the awards were TV personalities Candela Ferro and Saul Lisazo.
The awards honor the most popular albums, songs and performers in Latin music as determined by sales and radio airplay data published on Billboard's weekly charts. The show was broadcast live on Telemundo.
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Post by galvanize on Apr 28, 2005 22:24:51 GMT -5
The Stars Were Shining at the 2005 Billboard Latin Music Awards on Telemundo Juanes, Paulina Rubio, Los Horóscopos de Durango take top honors with three Latin Billboard Awards each Aleks Syntek and Ana Torroja, Grupo Climax, Monchy & Alexandra, and Juan Luis Guerra receive two Latin Billboard Awards each Los Temerarios wins Top Latin Albums Artist of the Year; Vicente Fernández Latin Tour Of the Year; and Julieta Venegas Latin Pop Album of the Year, New Artist Billboard honored Marco Antonio Solis with the “Lifetime Achievement Award”, Juan Luis Guerra with the “Spirit of Hope” award and Marc Anthony with the Star Award Highlights of the week-long festivities and the Awards show will be featured Saturday, April 30 at 7p.m. (6pm/c) on Telemundo’s “El Reventon Billboard-VIP” Miami, FL--(HISPANIC PR WIRE)--April 28, 2005--Stars glittered this evening at the Miami Arena in downtown Miami, where the glamour of this year’s Billboard Latin Music Awards finalists, the thrill of each performance, and the emotional moment preceding each award thrilled television viewers from coast to coast. Top honors at the nation’s most important and prestigious Latin music event went to Juanes, Paulina Rubio and Los Horóscopos de Durango, each taking home three Latin Billboard Awards. The Billboard Latin Music Awards, a multi-million-dollar mega production featuring 16 performances and four stages, were produced by Telemundo and broadcast live by the network. Juanes won Hot Latin Track of the Year for “Nada Valgo Sin Tu Amor;” Latin Pop Album of the Year, Male for “Mi Sangre;” and Latin Pop Airplay Track of the Year, Male for “Nada Valgo Sin Tu Amor.” Paulina Rubio received awards in the categories of Hot Latin Tracks Artist of the Year, Latin Pop Album of the Year, Female for “Pau-Latina,” and Latin Pop Airplay Track of the Year, Female for “Te Quise Tanto.” The up-and-coming female-fronted group Los Horoscopos de Durango was the recipient of Regional Mexican Album of the Year, Female Group or Female Solo Artist for “Locos de Amor,” Regional Mexican Airplay Track of the Year, Female Group or Female Solo Artist for “Dos Locos,” and Regional Mexican Airplay Track of the Year, New Artist for “Dos Locos.” Snatching two Latin Billboard Awards each were: Grupo Climax, which won in the Regional Mexican Album of the Year, Male Duo or Group and the Regional Mexican Album of the Year, New Artist categories, both for the title song “Za Za Za;” Monchy & Alexandra, winners in the Tropical Album of the Year, Duo or Group category for “Hasta El Fin” and the Tropical Airplay Track, Duo or Group category for “Perdidos;” Aleks Syntek and Ana Torroja, recipients of the awards in the Hot Latin Track of the Year, Vocal Duet and the Latin Pop Airplay Track of the Year, Duo or Group categories, both for the title song “Duele El Amor;” and Juan Luis Guerra, winner in the Tropical Album Of The Year, Male category and Latin Christian/Gospel Album of the Year, both for “Para Ti”. Guerra also received Billboard’s Spirit of Hope Award for his humanitarian work through the Juan Luis Guerra y 4.40 Foundation. Also honored this evening were Los Temerarios, winners in the Top Latin Albums Artist Of The Year category; Vicente Fernández, winner in the Latin Tour Of the Year category; and Julieta Venegas, winner in the Latin Pop Album of the Year, New Artist for “Si.” Special awards were also presented to Marco Antonio Solís, Marc Anthony and David Bisbal. Winner in the Latin Greatest Hits Album of the Year category, Marco Antonio Solis was also recognized with the Lifetime Achievement Award for his distinguished 20-year musical career. Renowned Salsa artist Marc Anthony, received the Star Award for his outstanding accomplishments in the industry, and for second consecutive year, David Bisbal received the Viewer’s Choice Award, which is based on fan’s votes. The night was filled with memorable moments, beginning with a three-star mega opening of back-to-back performances by Soraya, Aleks Syntek and Paulina Rubio. This was followed by an unprecedented celebration of today’s urban movement when internationally renowned urban artist P.Diddy, Daddy Yankee, winner in the Reggaeton Album of the Year category, and Crooked Stilo, took the stage and joined for a west coast/east coast urban rendition ending with an electrifying performance of “La Gasolina.” In addition, two big stars, Franco de Vita and Olga Tañón, joined together for a melodious duet with their interpretation of “Hay Dios.” The night also featured top performances by Marco Antonio Solis, Juanes, Thalia, Marc Anthony, Christian Castro, Conjunto Primavera, and Juan Luis Guerra. The surprise element of the night was rendered by Tony Melendez, in a tribute to the memory of late Pope John Paul II; this artist, who was born without arms, utilized his feet to play the guitar and perform a soul stirring song. The star-studded event was hosted by TV personality Candela Ferro and telenovela superstar Saul Lisazo, while Jimmy Smits, Ray Santiago, Ana Gabriel, Joan Sebastian, Graciela Beltran, Tito Nieves, Andres Garcia, Gabriela Spanic, Jose Angel Llamas, Danna Garcia, Miguel Varoni, and Maria Celeste Arraras were among the awards presenters. The awards show was preceded by the star-studded red carpet arrivals, which for the first time featured a stage with live performances by young up-and-coming artists, including JD Natasha, Pitbull and Javier Garcia. The 2005 Billboard Latin Music Awards grand gala was produced by Telemundo and broadcast live by the network. Those who missed the spectacular show, or anyone wanting more, can tune in to “El Reventon Billboard-VIP” on Telemundo this Saturday, at 7pm (6pm/c) to enjoy highlights of the week-long festivities and exclusive interviews. The Billboard Latin Music Awards honor the most popular albums, songs, and performers in Latin music, as determined by the actual sales and radio airplay data that informs Billboard's weekly charts during a one-year period from the issue dated February 14, 2004 through this year's February 5 issue. Telemundo, a U.S. Spanish-language television network, is the essential entertainment, news and sports source for Hispanics. Broadcasting unique national and local programming for the fastest-growing segment of the U.S. population, Telemundo reaches 92% of U.S. Hispanic viewers in 118 markets through its 15 owned-and-operated stations, 36 broadcast affiliates and nearly 684 cable affiliates. Telemundo is wholly owned by NBC Universal, one of the world's leading media and entertainment companies. Now in its 111th year, Billboard is the world's premier music industry publication and a diverse digital, events and brand-licensing platform. Billboard publishes the most trusted charts and offers unrivaled reporting about the latest music, video and digital entertainment issues and trends. Billboard is the flagship property for the Billboard Information Group, which also consists of Billboard.biz, Billboard.com, Entertainment Law Weekly, Billboard Chart Alert, Billboard Information Network (BIN), Billboard Directories, Billboard Licensing & Events and Billboard Radio Monitor. The Group is a unit of VNU Business Media, a worldwide media company that provides specialized publications, electronically delivered data, expositions and marketing services and is owned by VNU Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Netherlands-based VNU, an international publishing and information company. Note to Editors: A complete list of winners, downloadable pictures from the show will be available on Friday, April 29 at www.telemundomv.com. Video of the show will also be available upon request at csc@santacruzpr.com
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Post by galvanize on Apr 28, 2005 23:39:20 GMT -5
Hot Latin Track Of The Year: "Nada Valgo Sin Tu Amor," Juanes (Surco/Universal Latino)
Hot Latin Track Of The Year, Vocal Duet: "Duele El Amor," Aleks Syntek With Ana Torroja (EMI Latin)
Hot Latin Tracks Artist Of The Year: Paulina Rubio (Universal Latino)
Songwriter Of The Year: Leonel Garcia
Producer Of The Year: Rudy Perez
Latin Pop Album Of The Year, Male: "Mi Sangre," Juanes (Surco/Universal Latino)
Latin Pop Album Of The Year, Female: "Pau-Latina," Paulina Rubio (Universal Latino)
Latin Pop Album Of The Year, Duo Or Group: "Fuego," A.B. Quintanilla III Presents Kumbia Kings (EMI Latin)
Latin Pop Album Of The Year, New Artist: "Si," Julieta Venegas (Ariola/BMG Latin)
Top Latin Albums Artist Of The Year: Los Temerarios (Fonovisa/UG)
Latin Rock/Alternative Album Of The Year: "Street Signs," Ozomatli (Concord Picante/Concord)
Tropical Album Of The Year, Male: "Para Ti," Juan Luis Guerra (Vene/Universal Latino)
Tropical Album Of The Year, Female: "Flor De Amor," Omara Portuondo (World Circuit/Nonesuch/Warner Bros.)
Tropical Album Of The Year, Duo or Group: "Hasta El Fin," Monchy & Alexandra (J&N/Sony Discos)
Tropical Album Of The Year, New Artist: "Recordando Los Terricolas," Michael Stevan (Fonovisa/UG)
Regional Mexican Album Of The Year, Male Solo Artist: "Mexico En La Piel," Luis Miguel (Warner Latina)
Regional Mexican Album Of The Year, Male Duo Or Group: "Za Za Za," Grupo Climax (Musart/Balboa)
Regional Mexican Album Of The Year, Female Group or Female Solo Artist: "Locos De Amor," Los Horoscopos De Durango (Procan/Disa)
Regional Mexican Album Of The Year, New Artist: "Za Za Za," Grupo Climax (Musart/Balboa)
Latin Greatest Hits Album Of The Year: "Dos Grandes," Marco Antonio Solis & Joan Sebastian (Fonovisa/UG)
Latin Compilation Album Of The Year: "Agarron Duranguense," Various Artists (Disa)
Latin Jazz Album Of The Year: "Cositas Buenas," Paco De Lucia (Blue Thumb/GRP)
Latin Dance Club Play Track Of The Year: "Not In Love/No Es Amor (Club Remixes)," Enrique Iglesias (Interscope/Universal Latino)
Latin Rap/Hip-Hop Album Of The Year: "KOMP 104.9 Radio Compa," Akwid (Univision/UG)
Publisher Of The Year: WB, ASCAP
Publishing Corporation Of The Year: Warner/Chappell Music Publishing
Latin Pop Airplay Track Of The Year, Male: "Nada Valgo Sin Tu Amor," Juanes (Surco/Universal Latino)
Latin Pop Airplay Track Of The Year, Female: "Te Quise Tanto," Paulina Rubio (Universal Latino)
Latin Pop Airplay Track Of The Year, Duo or Group: "Duele El Amor," Aleks Syntek With Ana Torroja (EMI Latin)
Latin Pop Airplay Track Of The Year, New Artist: "Aunque No Te Pueda Ver," Alex Ubago (Warner Latina)
Tropical Airplay Track Of The Year, Male: "Tengo Ganas," Victor Manuelle (Sony Discos)
Tropical Airplay Track Of The Year, Female: "Tu Fotografia," Gloria Estefan (Epic/Sony Discos)
Tropical Airplay Track Of The Year, Duo Or Group: "Perdidos," Monchy & Alexandra (J&N)
Tropical Airplay Track Of The Year, New Artist: "Quitemonos La Ropa," NG2 (Sony Discos)
Regional Mexican Airplay Track Of The Year, Male Solo Artist: "Nadie Es Eterno," Adan Chalino Sanchez (Moon/Costarola/Sony Discos)
Regional Mexican Airplay Track Of The Year, Male Group: "Esta Llorando Mi Corazon," Beto Y Sus Canarios (Disa)
Regional Mexican Airplay Track Of The Year, Female Group or Female Solo Artist: "Dos Locos," Los Horoscopos De Durango (Procan/Disa)
Regional Mexican Airplay Track Of The Year, New Artist: "Dos Locos," Los Horoscopos De Durango (Procan/Disa)
Latin Christian/Gospel Album Of The Year: "Para Ti," Juan Luis Guerra (Vene/Universal Latino)
Latin Tour Of The Year: Vicente Fernandez (Sony Discos)
Reggaeton Album Of The Year: "Barrio Fino," Daddy Yankee (El Cartel/VI Music)
Hot Latin Tracks Label Of The Year: Sony Discos
Top Latin Albums Label Of The Year: Univision Music Group
Latin Pop Airplay Label Of The Year: Sony Discos
Tropical Airplay Label Of The Year: Sony Discos
Regional Mexican Airplay Label Of The Year: Disa
Latin Pop Albums Label Of The Year: Sony Discos
Tropical Albums Label Of The Year: Universal Latino
Regional Mexican Albums Label Of The Year: Univision Music Group
SPECIAL AWARDS:
Billboard Lifetime Achievement Award: Marco Antonio Solis
Billboard Spirit Of Hope Award: Juan Luis Guerra
Telemundo Star Award: Marc Anthony
Telemundo Viewer's Choice Award: David Bisbal
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Post by Airplay_Radio on Apr 29, 2005 10:52:38 GMT -5
Diddy just said he made a new label called "Bad Boy Latino" he was with Daddy Yankee so I'm 100% he's working with Yankee Before the show I wonder what P.Diddy gonna do at the awards? looking for j-lo? Seriusly if he gonna make more mainstream the reggaeton music is good new for the genre,P.Diddy is Hitmaker,isn't it?
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Post by babyboylrtm on Apr 29, 2005 14:54:49 GMT -5
Before the show I wonder what P.Diddy gonna do at the awards? looking for j-lo? Seriusly if he gonna make more mainstream the reggaeton music is good new for the genre,P.Diddy is Hitmaker,isn't it? Daddy Yankee english album is going to be a SMASH! he already sold 500k!
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Post by hidizzyguy on Apr 29, 2005 15:48:52 GMT -5
I can't believe Za Za Za went home with an award
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Post by strong4PMB! on Apr 29, 2005 22:19:27 GMT -5
I can't believe Za Za Za went home with an award That song is trash. It was okay the first few times I heard it due to its novelty factor. I think it's possessed.
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Post by babyboylrtm on Apr 30, 2005 12:43:02 GMT -5
I can't believe Za Za Za went home with an award Who is Za Za Za? ???
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Post by hidizzyguy on Apr 30, 2005 13:43:04 GMT -5
thank the sweet lord you don't know!!!!
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Post by babyboylrtm on Apr 30, 2005 13:48:11 GMT -5
thank the sweet lord you don't know!!!! LoL! while reading all the winers, I realized that I haven't pay any attention to latin music for a looooong time
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Post by strong4PMB! on Apr 30, 2005 15:50:58 GMT -5
It's that hella satan-inspired novelty song that goes, "za za za, ya cuza ya cuza." And "mesa, mesa, mesa que mas aplauda, mesa que mas apluada, mesa que mas aplauda le mando le mando le mando a la niña." I used to have it as my away message and now I feel evil.
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Post by hidizzyguy on Apr 30, 2005 16:12:35 GMT -5
it just wouldn't have done anything without the Fulanito sample......
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Post by kellydicted on May 1, 2005 1:39:23 GMT -5
LoL! while reading all the winers, I realized that I haven't pay any attention to latin music for a looooong time
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Post by Control on May 1, 2005 5:16:48 GMT -5
Marco Antonio Solis did a good performance. P-Diddy should never try to speak Spanish ever ... not even with Pitbull. i'm guessing you never heard the spanish version he did of "Public Enemy 2000" lol
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