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'''Walsingham Academy''' is a [[Roman Catholic Church|Roman Catholic]] school in [[Williamsburg, Virginia]], and part of the [[Roman Catholic Diocese of Richmond]]. |
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'''Ñejo & Dálmata''', also known as ('''Ñejo y Dálmata''') are a [[Reggaeton]] duo from [[Ponce, Puerto Rico]]. They had worked together in collaborations with other reggaeton artists before they released their album [[Broke & Famous]] in 2007. Some of '''Ñejo''''s and some of '''Dálmata''''s songs have reached the ''Billboard 200'' in 2006 and 2007. |
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Ñejo has been involed with reggaeton since the production of DJ Joe 5 came out. |
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They started working as a duo on Fatal Fantassy 2. |
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==Mission statement== |
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== Ñejo & Dálmata Discography == |
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{{cquote2|Walsingham Academy, a Catholic, Christ-centered learning environment, established by the Sisters of Mercy, commits itself to educational excellence and the development of the whole person through a spiritualpenis and value-centered curriculum that emphasizes responsible leadership reflecting the Mercy heritage of compassion and service.<ref name=WA-aboutus>[http://www.walsingham.org/?page=MissionStatement Walsingham Academy "about us"]</ref>}} |
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* [[Broke & Famous]] (2007), released by Universal Music Latino, a label owned by [[Universal Music Group]]. |
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* [[Still Broke]] (December 2008) |
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==History== |
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== Ñejo singles/collaborations == |
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* '''Esa Gata''' (2002) |
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Walsingham's athletic teams were once called the Apostles, but now they are known as the Trojans. |
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* '''El Caballo''' (Ft. [[Plan B (duo)|Plan B]]) (2002) |
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* '''No Quiere Novio''' (2006) |
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* '''No Quiere Novio (Remix)''' (Ft. [[Tego Calderón]]) (2006) |
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* '''Tu Me Arrebata''' (2006) |
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* '''Deja Que Tu Sabe''' (2007) |
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* '''Mal De Amores''' (2007) |
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* '''¿Cómo Estás?''' (2007) |
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* '''¿Cómo Estás? (Remix)''' (Ft. [[Huey Dunbar]]) (2007) |
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* '''Lo Hecho Hecho Está''' (Ft. [[Tego Calderón]], Chyno Nyno, Pirulo, & [[Voltio]]) (2007) |
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* '''Un Call''' (2007) |
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* '''Yo Quisiera''' (2007) |
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* '''Por Allá Por Dónde Vivo''' (2007) |
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* '''No Es Lo Mismo''' (Ft. [[Tego Calderón]] & [[Voltio]]) (2007) |
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* '''Así Es la Vida''' (2007) |
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* '''Como Los Quiero''' (2007) |
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* '''Violento''' (2007) |
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* '''Sube''' (2007) |
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* '''Esta Noche''' (Ft. Andy Boy, Chyno Nyno) (2008) |
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* '''La Combi''' (Ft. [[Nicky Jam]]) (2008) |
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* '''Somos de Calle (Remix)''' (Ft. [[Daddy Yankee]], [[Arcangel & De La Ghetto]], [[Guelo Star]], [[MC Ceja]], [[Voltio]], Chyno Nyno, [[Cosculluela]], & [[Baby Rasta]]) (2008) |
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* '''Un Party (Remix)''' (Ft. [[Plan B (duo)|Plan B]] & [[Arcangel (singer)|Arcángel]]) (2008) |
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The sports teams have achieved state champion titles in field hockey, soccer, basketball, vollyball, and swimming. |
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== Dálmata singles/collaborations == |
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* '''Hasta El Desmayo''' (2002) |
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* '''Lento Muévete''' (Ft. [[Plan B (duo)|Plan B]] & Blade Pacino) (2002) |
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* '''Nos Matamos''' (2006) |
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* '''Deja Quitarte La Ropa''' (2006) |
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* '''Just Like Sexo''' (2007) |
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* '''Pasarela''' (2007) |
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* '''Como Toda Una Señora''' (2007) |
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* '''Mírala''' (2007) |
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* '''Dímelo (Remix)''' (Ft. [[Enrique Iglesias]]) (2007) |
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* '''See You Mami''' (2007) |
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* '''Miéntame''' (2007) |
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* '''Mi Día de Suerte''' (2007) |
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* '''Pasarela (Remix)''' (Ft. [[Los Rabanes]]) (2007) |
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* '''Se Va, Se Va''' (2007) |
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* '''Sexo En La Playa''' (2007) |
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* '''Todo Tiene Su Final''' (2007) |
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* '''Pégate Pa' 'Quí''' (2007) |
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* '''Contigo Una Noche''' (2008) |
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== Ñejo & Dálmata singles/collaborations == |
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Today, the Lower School's headmistress is Margaret Honeycutt, and the Upper School's principal is Peter Bender. He holds a PhD in Douchebaggery, and is fondly referred to among the students as Petty Bubbles. |
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* '''Nos Matamos (Remix)''' (Ft. [[Arcangel (singer)|Arcángel]], Chyno Nyno, & [[Jowell]]) (2006) |
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* '''Malditas Putas''' (Ft. [[Las Guanábanas]]) (2007) |
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== Notable alumni== |
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* '''El Abrazo del Oso (Remix)''' (Ft. [[Gringo]]) (2007) |
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*John Naparlo, Country Singer known as Johnny Napp [http://www.johnnynapp.com/] |
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* '''Pa' Mi Ponce (Intro [[Casa de Leones (album)|Casa de Leones]])''' (Ft. [[Casa de Leones]], [[Arcangel (singer)|Arcángel]], [[Voltio]], & [[La India]]) (2007) |
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* '''Hoy Me Atrevo''' (2007) |
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*Chad Barlow, Swimmer, Auburn University, 3 Time NCAA National Champion, 11 time NCAA All American |
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* '''Algo Musical''' (Ft. [[Arcangel (singer)|Arcángel]]) (2007) |
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* '''Triste y Sola''' (2007) |
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*[[Mark Hamill]], Actor, Known for his role as Luke Skywalker in Star Wars |
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* '''Mundo Artificial''' (Ft. Chyno Nyno, L.T. "El Unico") (2007) |
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* '''Intro (Los Capo)''' (Ft. [[Voltio]], [[Jowell & Randy]], [[Guelo Star]], [[Zion (artist)|Zion]], [[De La Ghetto]], Syko, & [[Hector "El Father"]]) (2007) |
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== Notable Faculty== |
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* '''Olvídate de Eso''' (Ft. [[Alexis & Fido]]) (2007) |
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* John Caccetta, longtime physical education teacher has a knack for molding young boys into men. He is currently pursuing a career in biogenetics and is developing a new life form in a discreet facility offsite. |
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* '''Peligrosa''' (2007) |
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* '''El Mellao' (Remix)''' (ft. [[Voltio]]) (2007) |
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==References== |
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* '''Algo Musical (Remix)''' (ft. [[Arcangel (singer)|Arcángel]] & [[Daddy Yankee]]) (2008) |
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{{Reflist}} |
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* '''No Puedo Estar Sin Ti''' (2008) |
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* '''Amiga''' (2008) |
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==External links== |
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* '''La Película''' (Ft. Vakero) (2008) |
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* [http://www.walsingham.org Official site] |
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* '''Un Hijo En La Disco (Remix)''' (Ft. [[J-King & Maximan]], [[Guelo Star]]) (2008) |
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* '''Tú Te Las Traes (Remix)''' (Ft. [[Yomo]], [[Jowell & Randy]], [[Voltio]]) (2008) |
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[[Category:High schools in Virginia]] |
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* '''La Ando Buscando''' (2008) |
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[[Category:Ponce, Puerto Rico]] |
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Revision as of 04:59, 11 October 2008
Walsingham Academy is a Roman Catholic school in Williamsburg, Virginia, and part of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Richmond.
Mission statement
Walsingham Academy, a Catholic, Christ-centered learning environment, established by the Sisters of Mercy, commits itself to educational excellence and the development of the whole person through a spiritualpenis and value-centered curriculum that emphasizes responsible leadership reflecting the Mercy heritage of compassion and service.[1]
History
Walsingham's athletic teams were once called the Apostles, but now they are known as the Trojans.
The sports teams have achieved state champion titles in field hockey, soccer, basketball, vollyball, and swimming.
Today, the Lower School's headmistress is Margaret Honeycutt, and the Upper School's principal is Peter Bender. He holds a PhD in Douchebaggery, and is fondly referred to among the students as Petty Bubbles.
Notable alumni
- John Naparlo, Country Singer known as Johnny Napp [1]
- Chad Barlow, Swimmer, Auburn University, 3 Time NCAA National Champion, 11 time NCAA All American
- Mark Hamill, Actor, Known for his role as Luke Skywalker in Star Wars
Notable Faculty
- John Caccetta, longtime physical education teacher has a knack for molding young boys into men. He is currently pursuing a career in biogenetics and is developing a new life form in a discreet facility offsite.
References
External links
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