Los Lobos

Los Lobos, a legendary and highly respected band that began their musical journey in East Los Angeles way back in 1973. Known for blending Tex-Mex, rock, roots, and an eclectic range of other musical styles, these four talented friends started as Los Lobos Del Este Los Angeles before becoming a household name.

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The band consists of members David Hidalgo (vocals, guitars, accordion, and more), Cesar Rosas (vocals, guitar, mandolin), Conrad Lozano (bass, guitarrón, vocals), and Louie Pérez (drums, guitar). They quickly rose to fame with their unique and diverse sound, which can be heard in iconic tracks like their iconic cover of 'La Bamba.'

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Los Lobos's musical exploration over the decades, spanning from traditional Mexican music to earthy R&B, has garnered the group recognition as multiple Grammy Award winners. They've appeared in tribute albums, honoring legendary musicians like Buddy Holly, Grateful Dead, and more.

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Their creative pursuits have often been described as the fusion of an astonishing eclecticism, with flavors of Jimi Hendrix to Louis Prima and even Grateful Dead. Los Lobos is recognized for gracefully shifting through musical styles with an air of resistance to traditional airplay placement. They've been praised not only for their tunes but also their live performances, where they leave audiences satiated with personality-rich lyrics and vibrant stage presence.

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Despite the ever-changing music industry, Los Lobos has remained not only relevant but celebrated and considered among the new legends, a testament to their ability to blend old and new sounds into a unique sonic experience.