Talk:Lalo Guerrero
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What about the legal dispute between Lalo and the creator of Alvin and the Chipmunks? What about Lalo's brief career and experience with discrimination in Mexico? What about his meeting with Walt Disney about the Davey Crockett parody? What about the housing of his personal papers and memorabilia at the California Ethnic and Multicultural Archives? What about his son's accomplishments in the entertainment industry, or his son Mark's website chronicling the careers of his father and other Chicano artists? These might be good to add in.—Preceding unsigned comment added by Rockero (talk • contribs)
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I believe that Lalo sang on a children's record produced by Los Lobos on Rabbt Ears (or a similar "new age" children's label). I know for sure that Lalo figures prominently on Ry Cooder's Chavez Ravine, which came out in early spring 2006. There is a smoking re-make of "Los Chucos Suaves."
