multiple Arraylist inside one - android

i'm using a custom expandable listview in my app and i`m stopped in one issue. I'm trying to insert in each group all the results from the query and for that i'm using 2 queries..one for the parent and another for the child.
So...the result from parent query returns a String[] with the values that i put normally on parent group list.
When i try to query the itens for the child..i use the parent result as parameter for get the values. The problem i`m having is that only the last item was list on the child row is showed.
I`m trying to put each result from String[parent number] on a Arraylist that i respective put on his parent Array...but only the last query was showed in all the parent group.
What i think is the queries are overwrite the previous one and adding this one instead of adding all. Searching on some topic i found something like Multidimensional array..is that what i have to use?
this is the part of the code that i stopped
//String[] with the result from the parent query
String[] teste = consulta.NomeArtista(busca);
//custom array for parent
ArrayList<ItemExpandable> ArrayItem = new ArrayList<ItemExpandable>();
//custom array for child
ArrayList<DataAdapter.ItemLista> ArraySubItem = null;
//using the parent size for create all the parent group
for (int i = 0; i < teste.length; i++) {
//Create a array with all the field belong to parent
ArraySubItem = consulta.consultaArtista(teste[i]);
ItemExpandable itens = new ItemExpandable();
itens.setTitle(teste[i]);
itens.setArrayFilhos(ArraySubItem);
Log.v(String.valueOf(ArraySubItem),"2");
ArrayItem.add(itens);
}
//My custom ExpListview with the 2 arraylist
listagem.setAdapter(new CustomBaseAdapter(artista.this.getActivity(), ArrayItem, ArraySubItem));

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My question is basic but I couldn't find any answer for my question. I have a layout which contains 2 textviews and a gridview. I added this layout into a listview.I want to generate multiple layouts. For example;
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I am using a collection of ArrayList to fill my Listview. My ListView contains two separate rows types.
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TRY THIS:
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EDIT
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That's all! : )
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http://developer.android.com/reference/android/view/ViewGroup.html#indexOfChild(android.view.View)
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...
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You can call
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Please tell me there is a more efficient way of achieving this!!
Thanks
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