Los Angeles Negros: Y Volveré
Posted on March 11, 2006 by hcrink
The Los Angeles Negros must have been one of the more popular Spanish language pop/rock groups of the 70's 'cause they have about 30,000 lp's - most of which sound vaguely similar. This on being possibly their best, and definitely their best known due to the Beastie Boys sampling the track "El Rey Y Yo". I could honestly care less about said tracks' history in Hip Hop culture, but it is a fun tune. It is however not so representative of their sound which is usually a lot more somber with brooding vocals and spooky organ. Basically they sound like music that should be played in a haunted Mexican restaurant.
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5 Comments to “Los Angeles Negros: Y Volveré”
Los Ángeles Negros are from Chile. They are not mexican.
He didn’t say they were Mexican, you just got confuse because he expresses as if all Latins were Mexicans. Is just that must of the North American population are only familiar with Mexico’s geographic zone and they think all spanish speaking people are Mexicans. :):):) How funny.
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I have lots of Los Angeles Negros lps and this is definitely the best -and a very good record it is!