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Stingy's Icelandic name is Nenni Níski, which translates to "Nenni Cheapskate". In the second season, he starts to wear glasses occasionally. According to LazyTown's Greatest Hits, his favorite song is The Mine Song. Stingy can play bass, the harmonica, the saxophone and the recorder.
Stingy (en islandés: Nenni Níski): El niño rico de Lazy Town, de 7 años, que sueña con ser el rey del mundo. Su ambición y celos a menudo surgen en las interacciones con los demás. Interpretado por David Castro. Milford Meanswell (en islandés: Bæjarstjórinn): El alcalde de Lazy Town, de
Featured in. Áfram Latibær! " Nenni Níski " (English: "Nenni Cheapskate" or "Stingy") is the twelfth song from the Áfram Latibær! play. It is performed by Stingy, whose Icelandic name is Nenni Nínski. This song was adapted version of " The Mine Song " for the television show.
Stingy is one of the deuteragonists of LazyTown. He is a possessive, egocentric collector and the son of the wealthiest LazyTowner. As of the second season, he frequently wears reading glasses. He is considered the secondary antagonist of Season 1-2 turned anti-hero, then to a supporting protagonist for Season 3-4. He has a mildly antagonistic/on and off role in Extra/Action Time (In iceland ...
Áfram Latibær! Áfram Latibær! (traducido al español; ¡Vamos LazyTown!) es una obra teatral infantil islandesa creada y protagonizada por Magnús Scheving, basada en el libro de su autoría y mismo nombre. La obra se estrenó en 1996 y fue muy popular. 1 Fue dirigida por Baltasar Kormákur, y el reparto incluía a Magnús Scheving, Selma ...
Stingy (Icelandic: Nenni Níski, lit. 'Nenni cheapskate') (puppeteered and voiced by Jodi Eichelberger in the US and Sarah Burgess/Julie Westwood in the UK) is a selfish, covetous, and upper-class male who owns a yellow car and frequently mentions his unseen father, supposedly the wealthiest man in town.
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