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Seis Veces Al Día

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*Seis Veces Al Día*, or *Six Times a Day* in English, is a song and video that follows a two siblings, the sister of which brushes her teeth regularly while the brother doesn't, of which he laments.

## Plot

#### Lore

According to the blurb before the video, the animation (in the form of a reel of film) was found inside an abandoned boat that washed up on the shore of Punta Umbría, Spain in 1952. It's origins are unknown.

#### Video

The two siblings wake up, where the sister begins to brush her teeth, while the brother refutes to. He is told by his parents that he must six times a day, but he simply shakes it off.

Later that night, a dark shadowy figure lurks into the siblings' room and approaches the boy. When the two wake up, the boy finds all of his teeth have gone missing, of which his parents are very angry about.

## Lyrics

* Spanish
* English

En 1952, la marea arrastró un bote hasta la orilla en Punta Umbría, España. No había nadie en el bote. Pero se encontró algo que ha sorprendido a varios expertos durante muchos años. Había un carrete de película. Se titula "Seis Veces al Día". Los expertos datan su creación entre 1930 y 1935. Pero las preguntas continúan: ¿Quién escribó esta extraña historia? ¿Quién compuso esa inquietante melodía? Y por último: ¿Por qué es tan importante lavarse los dientes seis veces al día?

**CANCIÓN**

Antes y después de desayunar.

Antes y después de almorzar.

Antes y después de cenar.

Seis veces al día.

Antes y después de desayunar.

Antes y después de almorzar.

Antes y después de cenar.

Seis veces al día.

Antes y después de desayunar.

Antes y después de almorzar.

Antes y después de cenar.

Seis veces al día.

Antes y después de cenar.

Seis veces al día.

In 1952, a boat washed up on the shore of Punta Umbría, Spain. No one was in the boat. But they found something that has continued to confuse experts for many years. There was a reel of film. It's titled "Six Times a Day". Experts date its creation between 1930 and 1935. But questions remain. Who wrote this strange story? Who composed this unsettling melody? And finally: Why is it so important to brush teeth six times a day?

**SONG**

Before and after breakfast.

Before and after lunch.

Before and after dinner.

Six times a day.

Before and after breakfast.

Before and after lunch.

Before and after dinner.

Six times a day.

Before and after breakfast.

Before and after lunch.

Before and after dinner.

Six times a day.

Before and after dinner.

## Trivia

* The whole production is based around old Max Fleischer-esque 1930s type animation.
* It is based off the book La Casa de La Dentista.
	+ While the song doesn't have associated nuggets and so is not considered a story, the video along with its various subtitle options accustomed to stories can be found under the story page for La Casa de La Dentista, assuming it's unlocked.
* The entire song has a low-quality filter over it both in the video and official release, however the karaoke version does not.
	+ All versions of the french do however, including the karaoke provided with them.
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Flores

## Introduction

A story about flowers.

Florrres. Muchas florrrres. Florrrrres por todos lados.

## Plot

Pictures of a flower garden are shown. A Columbian man and woman are seen dancing together around the flowers, throwing flowers at each other, and running around the garden, while Sr. Wooly (who also appears via a green screen) sings the song in the background. Several children, including Sr. Wooly's kids, later appear to sing part of the song.

## Lyrics

Spanish:

Flores. Muchas flores. Flores por todos lados.

Flores. Muchas flores. Oh, flores.

Que es eso? Es una flor.

Que es esto en mi mano? Es una flor.

Flores. Muchas flores. Oh, flores.

Flo-flo-flo-flores. Flo-flo-flo flores. Flores!

Flores. Muchas flores. Flores por todos lados.

Flores. Muchas flores. Oh, flores.

Que es eso? Es una flor.

Que es esto en mi boca? Es una flor.

Flores. Muchas flores. Oh, flores.

Flo-flo-flo-flores. Flo-flo-flo flores. Flores!

English:

Flowers. Many flowers. Flowers everywhere.

Flowers. Many flowers. Oh, flowers.

What is that? It's a flower.

What is this in my hand? It's a flower.

Flowers. Many flowers. Oh, flowers.

Flo-flo-flo-flores. Flo-flo-flo flowers. Flowers!

Flowers. Many flowers. Flowers everywhere.

Flowers. Many flowers. Oh, flowers.

What is that? It's a flower.

What is this in my mouth? It's a flower.

Flowers. Many flowers. Oh, flowers.

Flo-flo-flo-flores. Flo-flo-flo flowers. Flowers!

## Trivia

This song is the only one to involve scenes in another Spanish-speaking country (Columbia)

This and Una Cancion Original are the only songs where Sr. Wooly's kids sing in.

"Flores" is said 26 times in the full song, which was a hint for Pista Picante 2020.

In the search menu of the website, Flores mistakenly has the tag "rrrrrrrrr" (which only should apply to VIbra Viral)

This was a surprise song made by Sr. Wooly in 2019 (a Pista Picante prize) for Wooly Week. It is meant to teach how to say "flowers" in Spanish, as well as articles like "eso/esto".
Xperia (postac)

Xperia to postać z jednej z serii książek Olki-Omega EXP vs.Xperia Beam. Chłopak z nieznanych powodów nie chce zdradzać swojego prawdziwego imienia nawet nauczycielom,ani swojej (byłej) najlepszej przyjaciółce-Olce. Wiadomo jedynie,że zaczyna się ono na Ma-.Włada promieniami Xperii-Xperia Beam oraz amuletem,który jest w stanie absorbować wodę.

Jego pseudonim pochodzi od tego,że jako jedyny w przedszkolu zamiast nowoczesnego smartfona miał staromodną Xperię po tacie.W przedszkolu miał tylko jednego przyjaciela,reszta kochała się z niego nabijać.

### Koncepcja

Xperia miał być zamkniętym w sobie,nieśmiałym,tajemniczym chłopakiem,o którym nikt nic nie wie.Zawsze nosi czarne ubrania,jakby wpadł w żałobę po kimś lub głęboką depresję,choć wszystko to miało by swoje źródło w traumie z dzieciństwa.
La Lucha de la Limonada

**La Lucha de la Limonada** (English: The Lemonade Fight) is a graphic novel, released after Me llamo Víctor, Parte 2. It is available at four different difficulty levels: Level 1 (novice low), Level 2 (novice mid), Level 3 (novice high), and Level 4 (intermediate low). It revolves around the backstory behind Justin's desperate situation in ¿Puedo ir al baño?

Here is the summary from the Store page on senorwooly.com:

> "When Justin sang *¿Puedo ir al baño?* to his teacher, most people assumed it was a simple and relatable tale of someone desperately needing to use the bathroom. However, as is often the case in the world of Wooly, there was far more happening under the surface than anyone realized. It's finally time to learn the shocking answer to the question no one ever considered asking: Why *did* Justin need to go to the bathroom?"
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Digital Graphic Novels (2021)

As of 2021, Sr. Wooly had released 4 graphic novels: La Casa de La Dentista, Billy y las Botas, Me Llamo Víctor, Parte 1, and Me Llamo Víctor, Parte 2 (which is new in 2021). This was a secret project but the details are now allowed to be disclosed as of February 24, 2021; the details are provided in Sr. Wooly's video page. Here are recent changes that were made as of February 24, 2021:

1. Every graphic novel was re-written for a total of 4 times to add different versions for 4 different proficiency levels or difficulty levels (Novice Low, Novice Mid, Novice High, and Intermediate Low). Rather than just changing tenses, the creators thought of phrases best aligned with each Spanish level (1, 2, 3, or 4) and corresponded those course levels to the proficiency levels.
2. When reading the novels online, there is a page view (replicating the look of the paper novel) as well as a panel view which would focus on a certain aspect of the graphic novel (the section) rather than showing the whole page at once. This also allows the artwork to be seen more clearly.
3. All the lines are **voice acted** from voice actors that are mostly native speakers. **Yes, this includes the snippets of the songs (like "Seis Veces al Dia"), meaning recordings of songs were still technically released in 2021** despite the cancellation of Wooly Week.
4. A much more simplified glossary is accessible, which allows students to find definitions to words on the current page itself (with words only contained on that particular page).
5. The entire main website has a new redesign, with more emphasis on graphic novels than before, along with new e-Learning activities, nugget previews, and video previews and suggestions.
El Muchacho (La Invitación)

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*(11/19/22)*

**El Muchacho** is a character only seen in two videos thus far: La Invitación and Somos Tú y Yo. Not much is known about him, except that he has a crush on La Muchacha.
Me Duele

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This is only a sample of the whole video.

> *"Pain."*
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*Me Duele*, or *It Hurts* in English, is the story of an unfortunate man having befallen with various aches and ailments.

## Plot

We start on a man named Diego, a professor working at a school who is one day sick. His pain got so severe he started crying, so the principal decided to send him home as to not infect the kids. He walked home on a cold day, his legs in pain.

He arrives home to visit the bathroom toilet not to vomit, but to cry. He takes a shower, still in his work clothes crying. His mother comes to him to give him medicine, however he refuses to take it. Now lying in bed, he ponders his life choices and how, with such a healthy life he has, it's possible for him to get sick. Outside, he screams for an answer, but it's not delivered. Defeated, he collapses and bawls.

## Lyrics

* Spanish
* English

Me duele la cabeza.

Mucho.

Me duele la garganta.

Mucho.

Me duele el estómago.

Oh, oh, oh

Tengo calor.

Tengo frío.

Tengo un resfriado.

Tengo calor.

Tengo frío.

Tengo un resfriado.

Tengo calor.

Tengo frío.

Tengo un resfriado.

Me duelen las piernas.

Mucho.

Me duele la espalda.

Mucho.

Me duelen los oídos.

Oh, oh, oh

¿Por qué?

¿Por qué me siento mal?

¿Por qué?

¿Por qué me siento mal?

No hice nada.

Yo hago ejercicio.

Como manzanas.

No entiendo.

No entiendo.

My head hurts.

A lot.

My throat hurts.

A lot.

My stomach hurts.

Oh, oh, oh

I’m warm.

I’m cold.

I have a cold.

I’m warm.

I’m cold.

I have a cold.

I’m warm.

I’m cold.

I have a cold.

My legs hurt.

A lot.

My back hurts.

A lot.

My ears hurt.

Oh, oh, oh

Why?

Why do I feel bad?

Why?

Why do I feel bad?

I didn’t do anything.

I exercise.

I eat apples.
I eat bananas!

I don’t understand.

I don’t understand.
## Production

*Me Duele* was a song that was first created by Wooly to be the worst song imaginable, simply so he could make his students sing it. Its first release would be January 1, 2007 in Wooly's first album "Billy la Bufanda Y Amigos." The video would be shot in December 2007 on sets such as Evanston Middle School, Wooly's house, and the streets of Skokie, IL. Notable events during the filming include the cameraman in one of the last shots injuring his knee panning down. The video was published on September 15th, 2008.

On February 12th, 2018, the 4th day of Wooly Week 2, the "long awaited sequel" to *Me Duele*, *Me Duele 2*, was announced. It would be released March 6th, 2018 to critical acclaim. The sequel would contain various clips sent in from Spanish teachers with their students appearing towards the end of the video.

## Characters

* Diego (Played by James Wooldridge) - debut.
* Diego's Mom (Played by Jennifer Wooldridge) - debut.

## Trivia

* During the Find the Ganga Girls event, the Ganga Girls can be seen at 1:39 faintly in the top-right corner.
* This was Wooly's first music video.
* Most info on the plot (i.e. names, specific details) was acquired through the Embedded Reading activity.
* This is one of few Wooly works to be in 4:3.
Los Pantalones

* Book
* Video

Los Pantalones, or "the Pants" in English are pair of jeans owned by el hombre alto.

## Character

### Appearance

Los Pantalones are a pair of blue jeans with eyes and either their mouth as a zipper like in Billy y las Botas or just a regular horizontal mouth in the book Billy y las Botas. Their eyes are brown.

### Personality

Not much is shown of their personality, although they appear quite relaxed in the book.

## Appearances

* "Billy y las Botas" - debut.
* "Billy y las Botas 2" - cameo (being worn by el hombre alto).
* "Billy y las Botas (Graphic Novel)"
* "Billy y las Botas 3" - cameo (being worn by el hombre alto).

## Trivia

* Los Pantalones are arguably the least prevalent clothing character of el hombre alto's.
* His only lines in the whole series are "Billy la Bufanda" along with the other clothes (Billy y las Botas), and "¿Qué tal?" (Billy y las Botas (Graphic Novel)).
Damita

Damita is a minor character and girlfriend of Perro. They are owned by el hombre alto's unseen neighbor.

## Character

### Appearance

Damita is a apparently completely brown St. Bernard with 2 pink bows tied around their ears and grey eyes. They are beautiful, as described by Perro.

## Trivia

* She only appears in 2 frames.
* Her only line is "¡Ay, Perro! ¡Me vuelves loca!".
* She is only ever seen from the neck up.
La Muchacha (La Dentista)

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*(11/19/22)*

**La Muchacha** is a character only seen in one video thus far: La Dentista. Not much is known about her, except that she has a fear of going to the dentist, which manifested itself as a nightmare in which she saw the character known as La Dentista. As the video was all just a dream, but La Dentista was later proven real by the story of La Casa de La Dentista, it would appear that La Dentista has the power to manifest herself in others' dreams.
Winter Gift

Seda iseenda peal kasutades saad sa suvaliselt väljavalitud madala väärtusega eseme. Jõulukingid tekivad WinterFesti ajal ligikaudu 5 minutiliste vahedega maailmatesse, kus on vähemalt kaks inimest. Seda on võimalik ka saada Giving Tree'lt, mille tase on 0%.
2013nda aasta WinterFesti ajal oli võimalik osta 8 Jõulukinki 1000 gem'i vastu. Seda oli ka võimalik teha ühendades Sheet Music: Flat Piano ja Sheet Music: Flat Bass seemned. Andes seda Growch'ile, saad sa teha ta südant suuremaks.
Los Calcetines

Los Calcetines, or "The Socks" in English are a pair of socks and the defenders of las Botas.

## Character

### Appearance

Los Calcetines are a pair of white socks both with orange reinforced toes and heels, along with little arms and orange hands. They both have faces with blue eyes. One of them has a bite taken out of their toe.

### Personality

They both seem dedicated to their duties, and willing to do anything las Botas wish them to do, such as almost throwing Billy out.

## Appearances

* Billy y las Botas (Graphic Novel) - debut.

## Trivia

* They both carry spears.
* They're only appearance is the book Billy y las Botas.
List of official T-shirts

The following is a list of official T-shirts.

* **¡Todo es posible!** — depicting Gorro in space, referencing Billy y las Botas 2.
* **Billy** — a blue shirt printed with Billy's green stripes and sunglasses in such a way his blue stripes blend into the shirt.
* **Carlos** — a shirt reading "¿Por qué Carlos fue al baño?" alongside a silhouette resembling a restroom symbol, in the cliché pose associated with *emergencias del baño*.
* **No me rindo** — a shirt depicting Víctor lifting up the text as part of a workout.
* **Flores** — a shirt depicting a flower, with top text "¿Qué es eso?" and bottom text "Es una flor"
* **Ganga Girl** — a red T-shirt with the silhouette of the hairstyle and tie of one of the Ganga Girls.
* **Los panqueques** — a shirt depicting pancakes, captioned "Es que me gustan los panqueques".
* **Somos amigos** — a blue T-shirt with various silhouettes of all shapes and sizes, reading "Somos amigos". Likely meant to reference Somos Tú y Yo.
El Detective

* Avatar
* Video

Lois

El Detective is a police officer and detective that appears in "El Banco", and acts as the antagonist to Federico and Margarita.

## Character

### Appearance

El detective is depicted as a man with a completely shaved head and green eyes. He wears a light-blue long sleeve polo shirt with a black striped tie, black dress pants with a belt, and black loafers. In his avatar depiction he is seen with a police badge.

### Personality

El detective is a very dedicated person, slamming people into walls and throwing chairs to get them to talk. He is also quite serious and focused given his attitude.

## Trivia

* In the embedded reading he is both referred to as Mike and Lois in different instances.
	+ It's possible his name could be Mike Lois or vice-versa.
* In the embedded reading it describes him as being a very good police officer, but also states that he has arrested some innocent people.
James Wooldridge

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*(5/7/18)*
*This article needs the following: **A lot.***

## James Wooldridge

### Age

42

James/Jim Wooldridge, or more commonly known as "Señor Wooly," was a Spanish teacher from the Metro Chicago Region. He is the creator of all of Señor Wooly music videos, books, clothing, and posters.
Emily Schmidt

**Emily Schmidt** is somewhat of one of Cody's love interests.

Emily is a redhead with freckles who wears pigtails, a white baseball tee with pink sleeves, and neon green leggings with sneakers.

## Employment

The first known employment of Emily is acting. When she is first introduced at the end of "50 Shades of Sweat and Desperation," she reveals to Cody her name and that she's an actress.

Occasionally, she helps out Barkeep as revealed in "Possessing The Filipino."

## Personality

Emily is somewhat ditsy and overwhelmingly sweet. Until she gets frustrated, then she becomes "Bitchzilla."

She is a primary part of Cody's life as she shares his affinity for performing. Kitty doesn't like her because she is jealous of Cody liking her.

Emily is also someone who enjoys helping others as much as she can, as she believes greatly in good karma.

## Notes

Emily is one of only three ginger characters in Stoopid Plays. The other two being Amanda and Jaco.

Emily doesn't share an interest in Cody as he does her, but she likes leading him on.

She used to have a secret relationship with Dante'.

Unbeknownst to the rest of the town, she has a criminal background.
El Recreo Ha Terminado

"El Recreo Ha Terminado" (English: Recess has ended) is a song in which el muchacho leaves lunch detention only to find recess is over. He laments about everything he missed the opportunity to do.

The intended topic of the song is the perfect tense (haber + past participle).

Trivia:

There is a reference of ¿Adonde Vas? of the teacher standing in the boy’s way.

This song has been removed from senorwooly.com as of July 1st.

Even though this song has been removed, you can still go to the story by changing the link.
List of Stories

Note that this list only includes songs (and books) with an associated set of nuggets; things such as the old conjugation videos and "Seis Veces Al Día" are not included.

To find Conjugation Rhythms, go here: All Conjugation Rhythms with Lyrics

To find older songs without a set of nuggets, such as "Odio la Clase" and "La Salvavidas", search for "Older stories".

☀

*\*Came from the blog rather than the nuggets menu.*
Evanston Township High School

This page was not created with the intent of sharing knowledge regarding actual Sr. Wooly canon content. Der Sandwich der Verurteilung has therefore flagged it as a page that should be deleted.

Note: While this is likely a significant location in Sr. Wooly's filming, the entire text of the page before was copy-pasted from the Bible and had a character sidebar for Jesus Christ, which appears to be a blatant attempt at proselytizing.
Odio la Clase de Espanol

## Introduction

Odio la Clase de Espanol, or "I Hate Spanish Class" in English, is an old song made by Sr. Wooly that was targeted primarily to his own students when he used to teach at Nichols Middle School. It is a song from his second album, Billy la Bufanda Presenta Mas Amigos.

"It's a silly little song about a kid in Spanish class that, well, hates Spanish class".

This song is not a Story on the Wooly website student page, and does not come with an accompanying video or set of nuggets.

Listen to the full song here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vyBTJjyrfNU

## Details

Song: Odio la Clase de Espanol

Translation: I Hate Spanish Class

Singer: James Wooldridge

Released: 2007

Difficulty Level: 1 (out of 4)

## Lyrics

Spanish:

Odio la clase de español

Odio la clase de español

Odio la clase de español

En la clase

Hay mucha tarea

Y siempre hablamos español

No comprendo ni ser ni estar

Y no me gusta conjugación

La clase no es importante

Todo el mundo habla inglés

¿Por qué tenemos que saber

estas canciones terribles?

Odio la clase de español

La maestra es muy antipática

Y los exámenes son imposibles

El idioma no tiene sentido

Why can’t I hablar Spanglish?

Hay tanto vocabulario

Y no es fácil como en inglés

La clase es tan difiícil

Quiero ir a la clase de francés

Odio la clase de español

 English:

I hate Spanish class

In class

There’s a lot of homework

And we always speak Spanish

I don’t understand ser or estar

And I don’t like conjugation

The class isn’t important

The whole world speaks English

Why do we have to know

these terrible songs?

I hate Spanish class

The teacher is very mean

and the exams are impossible

The language doesn’t make sense

¿Por qué no puedo speak Spanglish?

There’s so much vocabulary

And it’s not easy like in English

The class is so difficult

I want to go to French class

I hate Spanish class

## Trivia

* This is the only Sr. Wooly song to include an English line sung in tune within the song's lyric body ("Why can't I hablar Spanglish").
	+ VIbra Viral includes dialogue in English, but not actual singing
* Instead of nuggets, Sr. Wooly provides a free, open-to-use "cloze" activity document to help students understand the lyrics
* Sr. Wooly never thought of making a video for the song
* Sr. Wooly comments on this song in multiple of his supplementary works he has created; for example, he has referenced it in Las Excusas 2 (commentary audio of Las Excusas), indicating that it is a very good song, but in contrast, he indicates a belief that this song was very messy during the Wooly Week 2019 AMA interview
El Antídoto del Dragón

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*(11/19/22)*

**El Antídoto del Dragón** is a story released in 2023 as part of Wooly Week 2023. The song tells the story within the book that Lucía lent to Víctor at the beginning of Me Llamo Víctor, Parte 1. It is Señor Wooly's first “rock opera”, at 12 minutes long, longer than any Wooly song thus far — over 3 minutes longer than Billy y las Botas 3. Due to Sr. Wooly and his team learning how to do remote studio recordings, it is also the first internationally made Wooly project. This story is about a princess who drinks poison and needs to find the cure before it's too late.

Song (Audio Only): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cdONHio8BBE

Trailer for Music Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eb-Scp6VGic

Trivia:

* Two Colombian brothers based in Bogotá are animating the video.
* Musicians from both Chicago and Spain are performing for the instrumental tracks.
* The vocalists for the song are from Chicago, Chile, and Argentina.

1. ↑ [Big news for the 2022-23 school year!]
2. El antídoto del dragón is here!
The Clothing Band

The unnamed clothing band is a fictional band that appears in "Billy La Bufanda Enseña Los Animales", and is made up of a jacket, a blouse, a baseball cap and a pair of socks.

## Members

### Jacket

The jacket is the center stage member of the band and electric guitarist. They are a dull greenish-brown Carhartt (?) jacket with a ribbed cuff and collar, as well as 2 chest pockets. They have eyes and eyebrows above the pockets. They are unzipped with a zipper visible.

### Baseball Cap

The baseball cap is the keyboardist of the band. They are a blue cap with a red rim. They have eyes along with eyebrows and a mouth. They have a black short handlebar moustache and soul patch.

### Blouse

The blouse is the upright bassist of the band. They are pink with ruffled red cuffs and collar, along with a pair of sunglasses.

### Socks

The socks are the drummers of the band. they are mismatched, one blueish-gray with pink reinforced toe and heel, and the other white with a ribbed ankle. both are about crew length with small dots for eyes and thin eyebrows.

## Gallery

Close up of the blouse.Close up of the jacket.Close up of the baseball cap.*"Gorro, ¡haz algo!"*
## Trivia

* The jacket is the only voiced member.
* The blouse and socks are less focal than the jacket and cap.
¡Queremos eso!

**¡Queremos eso!** is a story that serves as the sequel to ¡Es una ganga!. It was released in March 2023 for Wooly Week 2023. It is a sequel to Es Una Ganga and Amnesia (since the Ganga Girls appear again and act in similar ways). It is also partially another sequel to the Victor videos.

Song (Audio Only): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=\_F8k7qdKiKs

Quick Overview: A restaurant worker is attacked by the Ganga Girls, what will she do and how will things play out?

Plot (Little Spoilers):

This video follows right after Amnesia and is the sequel to 5 music videos (Not naming them because of spoilers). A certain person who is now working at a restaurant talks to her coworker about a missing person that she really wants to find. She then prepares to close the restaurant. But things keep opening and certain lights keep turning on. As she runs away from the restaurant. The ganga girls are sitting at the table holding a menu. They ask constantly about the menu even though they are holding it. They ignore the server's questions and instead say (in spanish), "What can you recommend us?" When she asks if they want water, they say "Queremos Eso!" (We want that!) multiple times while dancing behind her. Then they go back to asking about the menu and recommendations. The waiter begins to go insane and asks if they want another menu. They then begin to repeatedly say "Queremos Eso!" again this time for a longer period. The women attempts to escape but is quickly taken down by other people who happen to have similar makeup to the ganga girls. She quickly looks around and everyone surrounds her. The Ganga Girls are still saying "Queremos Eso!" while everyone else is screaming in a certain melody. They dress her up as one of them and attempt to put a wig on her. At the last second though, she quickly takes it off and asks if they want her recommendations. She then begins to recommend them a banana milkshake served in really tiny cups, potato soup (reference to Amnesia), and other delicacies. Finally, the ganga girls show a sign of fear. They start convulsing and shaking, she wakes up in a spaceship. Was it all a dream or not? You're going to have to wait and watch the video to find out!

Trivia:

This was the first live-action music video to be filmed since the pandemic.

The restaurant server stars in another Sr. Wooly music video (name not given to prevent spoilers until after Wooly Week).

The same ganga girls (and the voice of them) returned after 8 years.

There is already a sequel to this music video in the making.
Ganga Girls

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## Ganga Girls

### Name

The Ganga Girls *(each individual one presumably has a name, but neither of their names is known)*

### Age

Unknown *(they appear to be 20 or older)*

## Production

### Last Appearance

¡Queremos eso!

"**Ganga Girls**" is a nickname that refers to two identical-looking women with blonde hair and suits. They appear with a starring role in the video ¡Es una ganga!, as well as being the focal point of the Find the Ganga Girls event in Wooly Week 2018. The names of each individual are unknown, and they are only ever seen as a pair. They have also stared in the recent ¡Queremos eso!.

They are rather mysterious and odd. Though they seem to verbally express interest in items with low prices, they never seem to actually buy said items.
Justin (Person)

Justin is a student who formerly attended Evanston Township High School. He has starred in two of Señor Wooly's songs, these being ¿Puedo ir al baño? and No Voy a Levantarme - as a character to which he gave his name.

Not much is known about him, as he only appeared twice, and he has only played the one character.

## Trivia

* According to a post in the Woology Facebook group, it would appear that he went on to major in Japanese rather than Spanish.

* It can be assumed that, since Justin has moved on, if there ever were to be a third appearance of his eponymous character, the character would be portrayed by a different student.
Perro

* Book
* Video (Young)
* Video (Old)

Perro, or "Dog" in English, is the narrator for many of the stories following Billy la Bufanda. He is owned by el hombre alto.

## Character

### Appearance

Perro is a black and white Boston Terrier dog. He has black markings over his eyes and ears, as well as his sides and legs, and white markings on his back, neck, stomach, and feet. He wears a maroon collar with a silver heart pendant on it. In the Billy y las Botas graphic novel, Perro has green eyes, but his 3D version appears to have black eyes. Upon growing older, his fur thins and he goes blind in his right eye.

### Personality

Perro is often shown to be very wise and omnipotent, taking on the role of the narrator of all the Billy y las Botas videos and book.

## Appearances

* "Billy y las Botas" - debut.
* "Billy y las Botas 2"
* "Billy y las Botas (Graphic Novel)"
* "Billy y las Botas 3"

## Trivia

* He is the only one aware and capable of seeing both Billy's world and el hombre alto's world.
Billy y las Botas (disambiguation)

Billy y las Botas may refer to:

* Billy y las Botas (Song), the first song of the trilogy
* Billy y las Botas 2, the second song
* Billy y las Botas 3, the third song
* Billy y las Botas (Graphic Novel), the graphic novel based on the first song

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Víctor

* Current
* Old

Víctor is a character who first appeared in "Guapo". He has since then become a reoccurring character and the focal lead of his own plot, spanning "La Confesión de Víctor" and "Feo" as well as two graphic novels.

## Character

### Appearance

Víctor originally was a tall, thin man. He was described by many to be very handsome, sporting green eyes and brown hair. He was often seen wearing a suit of some sort.

Modern Victor is a tall, chubby man with pants that are "small on [him]". He has a completely bald shaven head, which when grown out is grey and doesn't cover the top of is head. He has maroon frame glasses which cover faded grey eyes. He is often seen wearing sweaters of some sort.

### Personality

In his first appearances, Víctor was depicted as being very stuck-up berating others he perceived as ugly, which was further propelled by everybody else swooning over him. Currently, however, he has had a change of heart and is more friendly to others. He is seen not rejecting being ugly and embraces it instead, himself being ugly.

## Appearances

* "Guapo" - debut.
* "La Confesión de Víctor"
* "El Banco" - cameo.
* "Feo"
* "Me Llamo Víctor, Parte 1" - Graphic Novel that came out in October of 2019
* "Me Llamo Víctor, Parte 2" - The sequel to Parte 1, which came out in 2020
* "Ganga"
* "Amnesia"
* "Queremos Eso"
La Dentista (Character)

La Dentista, or "The Dentist" in English, is a dentist from Chicago and the main antagonist of the eponymous work "La Dentista" and "La Casa de La Dentista", and a cameo character in various other works.

## Character

### Appearance

La Dentista is a tall woman with the body resembling that of a spider. She has short dark purple hair and black bushy eyebrows, of which are over her tiger-like eyes, one of which is stitched over. She has a white (or purple) pharmacist coat with blue pants, undershirt, and face mask. She has no teeth. In addition, she has very long nails, akin to claws; in La Casa de La Dentista, these have red nail polish on them.

### Personality

La Dentista derives pleasure from the pain of children, and will pull out their teeth upon the slightest sign of poor dental hygiene.

## Appearances

* "La Dentista" - debut.
* "Billy y las Botas (Graphic Novel)" - cameo.
* "La Casa de La Dentista"
* "Seis Veces Al Día"

## Trivia

* The office at which La Dentista practices is in Chicago, according to the lyrics of the original La Dentista song.
The Wooly Wiki

## Welcome to the The Wooly Wiki!

A wiki about teacher and music artist James Wooldridge, A.K.A. Señor Wooly.

Despite his content's focus on Spanish, (and French to a minor extent,) this wiki - other than quotes, scripts, and names - will be entirely in English. Said quotes, scripts, and names shall also be predominantly in Spanish, as opposed to French.

Animated CharactersLive-Action CharactersStoriesPeople
La Casa de La Dentista

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## La Casa de La Dentista

**La Casa de la Dentista** (English: The Dentist's House) is a graphic novel.

Here is the summary from the Store page on senorwooly.com:

> "The Legend of The Dentist is a lie. At least, that's what most kids in Carolina's town seem to believe. They think it's merely a fable designed to scare them into brushing their teeth. But Carolina can't seem to shake the idea that there's something insidious bubbling under the surface of this small, island town. Maybe the answer lies in the abandoned house across the street.  Or maybe, the house just looks abandoned."
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Read the first 18 pages (legally):

http://senorwooly.com.s3.amazonaws.com/pictures/comic/dentista/Dentista-First-18-Pages.pdf
El Abrigo

* Book
* Video

El Abrigo (the Jacket in English) in the video, or El Suéter Navideño (the Christmas Sweater in English) in the book, is a sweater/jacket owned by el hombre alto.

## Character

### Appearance

In the video, El Abrigo is depicted as a teal zipped jacket, with the armholes containing his eyes and the waist the mouth. In the book, El Suéter is depicted as a light blue sweater with eyes and mouth in the same locations, with a snowman in the center of his torso. His eyes are blue.

### Character

Not much is shown of their personality, but they appear rather jolly in the book.

 Appearances

* Billy y las Botas - debut.
* Billy y las Botas 2 - cameo (being worn by el hombre alto).
* Billy y las Botas (Graphic Novel)
* Billy y las Botas 3 - cameo (being worn by el hombre alto).

## Trivia

* There is no confirmation El Abrigo and El Suéter Navideño are the same character, although it can be assumed they are as they both play the same role.
* He is always singing (Billy y las Botas (Graphic Novel)).
El Hombre Alto

* Book
* Video (Young)
* Video (Old)

El hombre alto, or "The tall man" in English, is a man and the owner of various clothes such as Billy la Bufanda, Gorro, los Pantalones, los Guantes, and el Abrigo. He's also the owner of Perro.

## Character

### Appearance

El hombre alto is always seen wearing all clothing characters excluding las Botas. In the video, he's shown to have brown hair and glasses, although in the book he isn't shown with either thing. When he grows old he is shown to have a cane and white balding hair.

### Personality

His character is never focused on, so not much is known about his personality.

## Appearances

* "Billy y las Botas" - debut.
* "Los Quehaceres" - cameo (seen in games on DS and computer).
* "Billy y las Botas 2"
* "Billy y las Botas (Graphic Novel)"
* "Billy y las Botas 3"

## Trivia

* He never speaks in any videos, although he has a couple lines in the book.
Nuggets

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*This article needs the following: **Additional info, Possible list of nugget types?***

## Description

Nuggets are part of the Señor Wooly curriculum that were implemented in 2016. They are a set of activities which include a large variety of questions about a specific story. These questions can be in text, audio or video form, allowing for a very unique and entertaining homework experience.
Wooly Week

**Wooly Week** may refer to any one of several annual events wherein Señor Wooly holds challenges on the website and releases new content. From 2017 to 2019, Wooly Week was held in early February.

* Wooly Week 2017 saw the release of the videos for No Lo Tengo, Billy la Bufanda Enseña los Animales, and Amnesia.
* Wooly Week 2018 saw the release of the videos for Feo, Encerrada en la Escuela, and Seis Veces al Día, and a sneak peek of Me Duele. In addition, the Find the Ganga Girls event took place during Wooly Week 2018.
* Wooly Week 2019 saw the Pista Picante event and the release of the video for Una Canción Original.
* Wooly Week 2020 (*really a misnomer*) spanned the entire month of March. At the end of it, Somos Tú y Yo was released. Vibra Viral and Diego y sus Amigos were also released.
* Wooly Week 2021 was cancelled.
* Wooly Week 2022 was cancelled.
* Wooly Week 2023 saw the release of El Antídoto del Dragón, ¡Queremos eso!, and La Casa de La Dentista 2.
Federico

* Avatar
* Video

Federico is the boyfriend of Margarita and acts as the antagonist of el detective in "El Banco". His full name is Federico García Lorca.

## Character

Federico is a guy who robs a bank with his girlfriend.

### Appearance

Federico is 5'7" (175 centimeters) man with black hair and brown eyes. He is depicted wearing a black hoodless jacket with a grey shirt underneath and brown khaki pants. he has a moustache and soul patch along with stubble around his chin.

### Personality

Federico is somewhat of a coward, appearing very nervous around el detective unlike Margarita. He cracks before Margarita does, making him less resilient than her.

## Trivia

* His identification number is 520010103072.
* He's from Caracas, Venezuela.
* His residence is unknown.
* According to his file, he's been charged with the following:
	+ Assault at a taco stand on May 12th, 2010 in Caracas, Venezuela.
	+ Shoplifting on April 21st, 2009 in Maracaibo, Venezuela.
	+ Kidnapping on March 29th, 2008 in Puerto la Cruz, Venezuela.
	+ Arson on February 2nd, 2008 in Maracay, Venezuela.
	+ Public disturbance on August 13th, 2007 in Barinas, Venezuela.
	+ Falsifying identification on September 8th, 2006 in Turmero, Venezuela.
* He is older than Margarita by a little over a year, but shorter by 17 centimeters.
Door

* Seades sihtmaailmaks EXIT, viib see uks su maailmast välja, nagu seda teeb Main Door.
* Püüdes siseneda ukse samal ajal, kui sa oled neetud maailmasse HELL, tekib tekst "Uks naerab su üle".
* Kui sa püüad sättida ukse seadeid samal ajal, kui sul on peal Duct Tape, tekib tekst "Sa ei saa seda teha samal ajal, kui sa oled summutatud".
* Kui sa seadistad ust samal ajal, kui keegi selle ukse ära lõhub ja sa OK vajutad, ütled sa "Ma vaatasin ust, aga nüüd on see kadunud. Maagia on päris!"
Los Guantes

* Book
* Video

Los Guantes, or "The Gloves" in English are pair of gloves owned by el hombre alto.

## Character

### Appearance

Los Guantes are a pair of gloves, gray in the first video then red all subsequent appearances. They have faces on their palms, with grey eyes in the book. In the videos they have 3 fingers, but in the book they have 4.

### Personality

Their personalities are very conflicting. In the video their personality isn't very developed but they seem polite, while in the book they are very rude and make fun of Billy directly.

## Appearances

* Billy y las Botas - debut.
* Billy y las Botas 2 - cameo (being worn by el hombre alto).
* Billy y las Botas (Graphic Novel)
* Billy y las Botas 3 - cameo (being worn by el hombre alto).

## Trivia

* They often taunt Billy saying that he's only a decoration.
Me Llamo Víctor, Parte 2

**Me Llamo Víctor, Parte 2** is a graphic novel released in 2020. As its name suggests, it is a sequel to Me Llamo Víctor, Parte 1.

Here is the summary from the Store page on senorwooly.com:

> "Víctor has always been invisible to everyone: his teachers, his classmates, and even his own family. Things, however, are about to change.
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> "Víctor finds himself in possession of a special object, one which has the power to lavish him with more attention and popularity than he ever imagined possible.
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> "But popularity is a notoriously fickle beast, and Víctor must decide how much he's willing to sacrifice in order to attain it.
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> "Although many readers already know Víctor from Señor Wooly’s *Guapo* music video trilogy, their familiarity could never prepare them for what they are about to read. This book is the second and final part in the hilarious, unpredictable, and inevitably heartbreaking story of how Víctor became… guapo."
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Magic Egg

Maagiline Muna avaldati 3. märtsil 2013, et tähistada Munadepüha. See tekkis suvaliselt ja sageli maailmatesse, kus oli vähemalt üks inimene.
Üks muna tekib iga 10 minuti tagant, aga kui maailmas on juba muna, mis pole ülesse korjatud, uut muna ei teki.
Maagiline Muna on erilist tüüpi seeme, nagu Comet Dust'ki. Easter Week'i ajal on võimalik see maha külvata üksinda, või ühildada mõne teise seemnega. Munad tuleb ühildada kindlate seemnetega, et luua piiratud ajal saadavalolevaid kevadeteemaliseid esemeid.
Esimest korda, kui Maagiline Muna mängu toodi, nägi see välja nagu tavaline seeme, millel oli helepruuni triipudega ja tsüaanivärvi tekstuur. Peale selle sorteeriti see Inventory's seemnete hulka. Pärastpoole anti sellele oma unikaalne disain ja seda ei loetud Inventory's seemnete juurde.
Mida rohkem inimesi maailmas on, seda rohkem Mune tekib - üks muna ühe inimese kohta.
Külvates Maagilise Muna maha, muutub see "Bunny Egg"'iks (Jänese Muna), mille peale peab asetama veel Maagiliseid Mune, et seda suuremaks kasvatada. Muna suuruse protsent otsustab, mis eseme sa seda lõhkudes saad.
Kui sa drop'id Maagilise Muna Bunny Egg'i peale, siis loeb see nagu oleksid sa selle peale muna asetanud. Et muna Bunny Eggi peale asetada, pead sa olema maailma omanik või sinna add'itud.
Iga 10 muna, mis Bunny Egg'ile on asetatud, tõstab selle kasvuprotsenti 1% võrra. See tähendab, et 100% jõudmiseks pead sa 0% Bunny Egg'ile asetama 1000 Maagilist Muna
Lõhkudes Bunny Egg'i, mis on 0% juures, lendab sulle peale kollane plekk, mis tekitab "Egged!" Mode'i.
Maagiliseid Mune teiste seemnetega ühendades aseta teine seeme ennem, sest kui Maagiline Muna juba Bunny Egg'iks muutub, ei saa seda enam millegagi ühendada.
Noah Weissman

**Noah Weissman** is the brother of Midge and the son of Abe Weissman and Rose Weissman. He is a recurring character in *The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel**.*

## Trivia

* Abe temporarily called him Son-X instead of Noah.
* Whilst living in the Upper West Side with his parents and sister, they lived at apartment 12C, 385 Riverside Drive (his sister, Midge Maisel eventually moves into an apartment several floors below them, when she gets married).
Las Botas

* Book
* Video

### Voiced by

Allie M. and Priscilla R. (Billy la Bufanda)Karen Girolami Callam and Stephanie Moretta (Billy y las Botas)

Karen Girolami Callam (Billy y las Botas 2 onward)

Las Botas, or "The Boots" in English, are a pair of pink boots that are shown to be the love interest of Billy la Bufanda various times, often with it being reciprocated.

## Characters: there are two

### Appearance

Las Botas are a pair of pink boots with large lips and two eyes along their crease. In the videos they are depicted having blue eyes with eyelashes surrounding their entire eye, while in the book and various art on the website they are shown with yellowish-green eyes with eyelashes coming from only their upper eyelid.

### Personality

They are depicted as caring for Billy la Bufanda, although, as shown in the graphic novel, this wasn't the case at first. In the graphic novel, they are shown to doubt Billy's love at first.

## Appearances

* "Billy la Bufanda" - debut.
* "¡PAN!" - popup only.
* "Billy y las Botas"
* "Los Quehaceres" - cameo (seen in the video games played on the DS and computer).
* "Sé Chévere" - cameo (seen on a projector playing "Billy y las Botas").
* "La Invitación" - cameo (seen being worn by a mannequin).
* "Billy y las Botas 2"
* "Billy y las Botas (Graphic Novel)"
* "Billy y las Botas 3"

## Trivia

* They are currently or once worked at a pharmacy (Billy la Bufanda).
* They are a hivemind and act as one being.
* They like basketball (Billy la Bufanda, Nuggets).
* They are princesses with an entire temple on a tropical island dedicated to them that is protected by Los Calcetines (Billy y las Botas, Billy y las Botas (Graphic Novel)).
King's Dominion

**King's Dominion** is the second episode in the series.

## Plot synopsis

The gang goes to King's Dominion to have a fun day. Mikey is gross, David does stunts and Carlos is... a terrorist??

## Appearances

* Cody
* David
* Halee
* Carlos
* Mikey
* Phil
* Ashley

## Notes & trivia

* *Cody had not experienced visiting King's Dominion when this episode was written.*
* Apparently, Cody happens to have a simulator in the basement of the condominium.
* That means Cody is smarter than he seems.
* This was the first appearance of Phil and Ashley.
* This was the 12th episode of the original series.
Stoopidplays Wiki

## HEY!

Do you like stories written by a teenager? He's been making comics since the age of 10, but writing stories since 13. He's 20 now, and he still writes these shitty stories. SO COME AND CRINGE WITH US, Its all fun here. Sorry, if you get offended.

Stoopid Plays is about Cody, David, Kitty and their friends engaging in wild over-the-top acts but treating major events like they're nowhere near as important as the little things. Until we find someone who can actually animate characters, we're stuck with stories and drawings. Hope you enjoy!

## Welcome to the Wiki

Welcome! Stoopid Plays was originally handwritten short stories written by Cody Moran in Maryland in 2013, with the profane language similar to that of Seth MacFarlane and the satirical yet sarcastic humor found present in South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone. Saying they're his inspirations are a fairly accurate statement. But enough about him, he eventually stopped for a year and then began rewriting the stories in 2015, as well as creating brand new stories to share. This wiki is for all the details you could possibly want regarding anything about Stoopid Plays.

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## Pages created so far

* 1 & 2
* Cody Moran
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* Episode title
* Fun and Games
* General Discussion
* King's Dominion
* Main Page
* Mikey's Pizza
* New on Wikia starter pages
* News and Announcements
* Questions and Answers
* Season 1
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* Season 3
* Stoopidplays Wiki