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Introductory Article: Mark Guerrero
Chan Romero: Rock & Roll Pioneer
Don Tosti: Master of Music
El Chicano: Latin Rock Pioneers
Flaco Jimenez: The Patron Saint of Conjunto Music
Tierra: Funkafied Salsa
Carmencristina Morena: Chicana Lady of Song
Lalo Guerrero: The Father of Chicano Music
Los Lobos: How Did the Wolf Survive?
Cannibal & the Headhunters: 1960s Chicano R&B Hitmakers
The Premiers: 1960s Chicano Rock Hitmakers
The Blendells: 1960s Chicano Rock Hitmakers
Little Willie G.: Thee Midniters and Beyond
Trini Lopez: From the Barrio To International Stardom
Chris Montez: Rock & Pop Hitmaker of the 60s
Freddy Fender: Tex Mex Superstar
Little Ray: East L.A. Superstar of the 60s
Hirth Martinez: Hirth From Earth and Beyond
The Romancers: The Father of East L.A. Bands
Tango: From East L.A., Not Argentina
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Los Illegals: Pachuco Punk Rockers of the 80s
Geree: Chicana Latin/Soul Singer Supreme
Redbone: Cajun Funk with a Touch of Latin Soul
Ruben Funkahuatl Guevara: Ruben & the Jets, Con Safos, y Mas
Malo: Suavecito: "Suavecito" to Latin Legends
Ronnie & the Casuals: 60s Eastside Band from Pomona
Yaqui: East L.A. Chicano Rock Band of the 70s
Dr. Loco's Rockin' Jalapeño Band: Jose Cuellar- PhD. by Day, Loco by Day
The Sisters: Ersi, Rosella and Mary Arvizu
Elijah: East L.A.'s Funky Horn Band of the 70s
The Mixtures: Stompin' At the Rainbow / Breakin' Down Racial Barriers
The Village Callers: East L.A. Latin Rock Innovators

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