did tito santana ever have anyone named Anita Augier,in his entourage?
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no but he did have Rick the model martel with him for awhile
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Among Wendy Richter she feuding with Fran,  Gravette, Maria Perez, Leilani Kai, Cyndy Lauper and Ivory in the WWF.
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Old Santana was great, new Santana is OK.   FYI, leave out the "the"\n\nHey Recreiokid... (see below this post) Santana IS (or was, anyway) a group, Carlos Santana was it's founder.
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Tito Ortiz.........because he is arrogant & mouthy...look what he did to Chuck Liddel!
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I think I might know what song you are talking about.\n\nThe song is called "Put your lights on" and it is on the Santana album "Supernatural". I believe the song was sung by the lead singer of the band "Everlast".
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Arnold Shwartzeneger\nJAJAJAJAJ!!!
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Lynn Anderson\n\nMartina McBride\n\n10,000 Maniacs
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Merlin Santana (March 14, 1976 - November 9, 2002) was a Dominican-American television and film actor best known for his role as teenager Romeo on The Steve Harvey Show. He also played Rudy's boyfriend Stanley on The Cosby Show. Santana was shot in the head on Nov. 9, 2002 while sitting in the passenger seat of a friend’s car. He had a seven year old daughter.\n\nThe man convicted of shooting and killing Santana was sentenced to 25 years to life in prison. Damien Andre Gates was convicted for the first-degree murder of Santana and the attempted murder of another man in the car.\n\nTwo other people were charged in the case. Brandon Douglas Bynes, 25, pleaded guilty in January to voluntary manslaughter and assault. He is awaiting sentencing. Monique King, 17, is charged with one count of murder and attempted murder. An officer involved in the case testified that King falsely claimed that Santana had tried to rape her, which prompted Gates and Bynes to attack the car. This article is provided courtesy of eurweb.com
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Eric Clapton or Carlos Santana...take your pick
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Felisa Rincón?\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Felisa_Rincon_de_Gautier
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the correct spelling is dita von teese and she's famous in the states as a modern burlesque dancer. she did a strip tease act at the last victoria secret fashion show. can't understand why she's with marilyn manson though.
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Santana Moss and Clinton Portis
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Not me, but there are a few rockers and other famous people who do:\n\n02/06/1951 - Steve Brookins, rocker (.38 Special)\n02/06/1953 - Craig Robert Stadler, San Diego CA, PGA golfer (Masters 1982)\n02/06/1954 - Michael Steele, rocker (Bangles-Eternal Flame, Walk Like an Egyptian)\n02/06/1956 - Mark L Polansky, Paterson NJ, pilot/astronaut\n02/06/1958 - Lex Lugar, [Larry Pfohl], Atlanta Ga, wrestler (WWF/WCW/NWA)\n02/06/1976 - Adrian Carlos Olivares, Mexico City, singer (Menudo-Cannonball)\n02/06/1976 - Elly Hutton, Australian 100m sprinter (Olympics-96)\n02/06/1976 - Josef Marha, Havl-brod Cze, NHL center (Colorado Avalanche)\n02/06/1976 - Rachel White, Columbus Nebraska, Miss America-Nebraska (1997)\n02/06/1978 - Nikki Cox, actress (Unhappily Ever After)\n02/06/1994 - Prima Sellecchia Tesh, daughter of John Tesh and Connie Sellecca\n\nhope this helps :-)
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hands down Juelz Santana
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Candice Michelle but not athletic For athletic I would say Mickie or Victoria
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It was Fernando Belaúnde Terry.\nHere is the Wikipedia site:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fernando_Bela%C3%BAnde_Terry
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Carlos Santana\nBorn: 20-Jul-1947\nBirthplace: Autlan de Navarro, Jalisco, Mexico\n\n\nGender: Male\nEthnicity: Hispanic\nSexual orientation: Straight\nOccupation: Musician\n\nExecutive summary: House is dark, pots are cold\n\nOne of the more prominent figures to emerge from the lively West Coast rock scene of the late 60s, Carlos Santana was born into a family with a long history in the music field. He spent his early years in Mexico, receiving his first musical instruction from his father, a Mariachi violinist, who attempted for several years to train his son on the instrument. By the time he reached the age of eight, however, little Carlos had fallen under the influence of blues performers such as B. B. King and John Lee Hooker, and the violin was abandoned in favor of the guitar.\n\nSantana first began his career as a working musician after his family moved to Tijuana in 1955, playing with local bands in nightclubs and bars on the Tijuana Strip; but it was after moving to San Francisco in 1961 that the guitarist fully began to develop his reputation. At a local jam session he met keyboardist Gregg Rolie, and the two assembled other SF-based players to form The Santana Blues Band, performing a blend of rock and jazz with strong Latin and African elements. A premier showing at the Fillmore West in 1966 immediately established them as a favorite with the West Coast crowd. This strong regional popularity resulted in an invitation to perform at the Woodstock festival in 1969, where the band (by this time simply called Santana) delivered a performance which cemented its national (and international) standing.\n\nAs a consequence of Woodstock, Santana secured a deal with Columbia records; before the end of the year its self-titled debut had been release and was climbing up the charts. The record eventually peaked at the #4 position and achieved double-platinum status. Subesquent releases over the next two years, Abraxas (1970) and Santana III (1971) met with similar success. A more pronounced inclination towards jazz began with 1972's Caravanserai, but by this time Rolie was becoming dissatisfied with the direction the music was taking; shortly afterwards he resigned, taking guitarist Neal Schon with him to form stadium-rock practitioners Journey. Numerous changes in personnel had already taken place throughout the band's existence, and before long Santana had re-organized once again and returned to action.\n\nDuring this time Carlos had developed an interest in spirituality and become a disciple of Sri Chinmoy; with similarly-oriented musicians John McLaughlin and Stanley Clarke he recorded the jazz fusion album Love, Devotion, Surrender. This would initiate the start of a solo fusion career, maintained simulataneously with his work in the Santana band. A prolific output was maintained on both fronts throughout the 70s and 80s. In 1986, an extensive 20th anniversary was staged in San Francisco, featuring all of the numerous musicians from throughout the band's history.\n\nIn 1992 Santana ended his long relationship with Columbia and relocated for a time to PolyGram; only two releases would surface as a consequence of this arrangement. A new deal was struck with Arista in 1997, resulting in the most commercially successful record of his career. 1999's Supernatural paired Santana with new artists including Wyclef Jean, Dave Matthews, and Lauryn Hill, as well as fellow veterans like Eric Clapton; the album would take residence in the #1 position for 12 weeks and earn 12 Grammy awards, as well as outselling all previous titles in the guitarists catalogue. \n\nFather: Jose Santana (musician)\n\n\n    Santana Guitarist 1966-present\n    Grammy multiple\n    Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 1998\n    Hollywood Walk of Fame 1998\n    Drug Possession: Marijuana Houston, TX 1991\n    Asteroid Namesake 2620 Santana\n    Risk Factors: Marijuana\n\n\n    FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR\n    Live Aid (13-Jul-1985) Himself\n    Fillmore (14-Jun-