An East L.A Mexican-American band who started out on the circuit as the V.I.P.’s in the late 60s, El Chicano signed to Kapp Records and had a Billboard top 40 instrumental hit in 1970 with a Latin Rock reworking of Gerald Wilson’s Viva Tirado. While they've had numerous lineup changes through the decades, the initial band members in their early 70's heyday included the late Bobby Espinosa (keyboards/vocals), Mickey Lespron (guitar/vocals), Freddie Sanchez (bass/vocals), and Andre Baeza and John De Luna (percussion).
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Viva Tirado
Sabor A Mi
Tell Her She's Lovely
The Look of Love
Cha Chita
El Cayuco
Don't Put Me down (If I'm Brown)
Cantaloupe Island
Viva La Raza
Senor Blues
Spanish Grease
Quiet Village
Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child
Eleanor Rigby
Juntos
The Latin One
What's Going On
Hurt So Bad
Cubano Chant
Keep On Moving
Coming Home Baby
I'm A Good Woman
Chicano Chant
Tell Her She's Lovely - Single Version
Sunday Kind Of Mood
Ahora Si
Make It All Go
Mas Zacate
sugar sugar
Brown-Eyed Girl
Brown Eyed Girl
Together
Viva Tirado, Pt. 1
Cosa Mia
We've Only Just Begun
(Se Fue Mi) Cha Chita - Single Version
Brown-Eyed Girl - Single Version
Colores
What You Don't Know Won't Hurt You
Ron Con Con
El Grito
Viva Tirado-Part1
Viva Tirado (1970 Version)
Enchanted Forest
One More Night (Audi)
Un-Mundo
Sketches (Of A Culture Bridge)
Gringo En Mexico
Señor Blues
Chicano Rap-Slow Jamms
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