Los Lobos
East L.A. band
Los Lobos is an American rock band from East Los Angeles, formed in 1973, known for blending rock, Tex-Mex, country, folk, and traditional Mexican music.
They gained mainstream success with their 1987 cover of "La Bamba" for the Ritchie Valens biopic.
The name is Spanish for "the wolves."
Hispanic urban district
- Mexican-AmericanOf blended border heritage
- bilingualSpeaking two languages
- La RazaHispanic people collectively
- AztlánMythic ancestral homeland
lowrider · murals · community · identity · activism · Cesar Chavez · roots · heritage
barrio
Hispanic urban district
- Mexican-AmericanOf blended border heritage
- bilingualSpeaking two languages
- La RazaHispanic people collectively
Aztlán · lowrider · murals · community · identity · activism · Cesar Chavez · roots · heritage · culture
Tex-Mex
American-influenced northern cuisine
- conjuntoRegional Mexican music group
- accordionBellows-driven reed instrument
- La BambaTraditional Mexican folk song
Grammy · roots rock · blues · R&B · album · tour · concert · setlist · performance
pack
Group or compress
- howlProlonged mournful cry
- predatorOrganism that consumes others
- wildlifeUndomesticated natural organisms
alpha · den · hunting · canine · mythology · symbolism · wild · fangs · territory
Los Lobossolo act
solo artist · one-man band · singer-songwriter · Linda Ronstadt · Ritchie Valens