JohnnyConga, I bought all your albums. I was a young teenager, my friends didn’t like my music but I didn’t care what they thought. When I first heard “Viva Tirado” that did it for me I bought into it immediately!!! Thank you for being a part of my life and songs such as yours are treasures of gold. Up until today, no one has topped the song “Sabor A Mi” (I haven’t heard of her) Love and Peace ~
JC you were in demand in LA in the late 70s and 80s before leaving for Miami! LA's lose, Miami's gain! Appreciate your gigs with LA's Brazilian band..."Boys from Brasil", & its predecessor "Brazz Jazz"
I think El Chicano, Santana, Malo, Tierra, Poncho Sanchez, and all the other Latin Bands. All of these Bands are all a part of American History. Viva La Raza.
Sapo and Azteca from S.F! There was a lot of Chicanos spread around the California and Texas rock scenes too like “Fito” De La Parra from Canned Heat and Bobby Ramirez from “Edgar Winters White trash”.
I’m glad that you mentioned that these groups are part of American Rock history. Even though Latino Rock is in a class all of its own and dispite this Latinos have made their contributions to American Rock music 🎼. Porque Los Latinos tambien son buenos Rokeros y buenos artistas de la musica popular.
This band was before my time. I grew up loving the Chicano MC rapper Kid Frost & his producer Tony G sampled a great deal of this band & thanks to that I became a fan of El Chicano. Love them!
Shows me how we go way back n how talented my people are despite are struggles.. But this rola rite here makes me PROUD TO BE CHICANO.. MI JENTE MI CULTURA .. VIVA LA RAZA!!
Are you old enough to remember "EBBOT'S FIELD"? DOWNTOWN DENVER, a music venue, cozy,but LONG AGO.ICE RINK WAS STILL IN USE 16TH ST. EL Chicano played there off/on
Reminds me of the old days on Olvera Street, Tucson, AZ El Chuco, TX and my home town of Alamogordo, NM. The old home boys, the dances, the weddings, receptions, Tardiadas, on and on. And of course my old friends in the Brown Berets, my friends in SoTex, Burque, Bernalillo. Los tiempos pasan, mas los requerdos nunca. Que Viva La Raza!
Viva Tirado, by El Chicano...will always be cool. The bass, timbales, organ, and Wes Montgomery-style guitar really sway the notes through the trees. Larry, Taiwan
GRUPO CHICANO.....extraordinario conjunto con el tema "VIVA TIRADO" tema exito en los 1970 en San Francisco cuando paseaba por los clubes con mis hermanos en nuestra gira con la Orquesta Hermanos Silva (PERÚ) y por coincidencia mi 2°apellido es TIRADO....debe ser algún pariente por allá....jajajjaaaaa.que tal éxito.....Los felicito amigos y si desean volver a tocar me avisan para acompañarlos en la batería.....un fuerte abrazo.....Andrés Silva Tirado - LIMA -PERÚ
La Gran Orquesta de Los Hermanos Silva era la mejor y más famosa orquesta de los años '70s en el Perú. Qué honor que el Sr. Andrés Silva los alabe y los recuerda con tanto cariño. Excelentes músicos, mis paisanos los Silva y ustedes también CHICANOS.
Great tune,I was a teenager when this came out,loved it then,love it now! Some of the bands I sang in played this tune and it always took me back to my young days. God bless you all and thank you for sharing such great music with us.🙏🏼❤️
A band that had soul and honesty with a great sound. We bought the cinco album in the early seventies when I was still a small lad and I still listen to those songs and melodies to this very day when I'm feeling a little down. A glass of rum and El Chicano.. Viva El Chicano Viva Mexico ! Down with the US !
I still have my poster of when I went to see El Chicano live in San Jose Spartan Stadium. Malo was there, War and people on imboumbing fluid, some rocket Fluid, angel dust, the famous KJ. People walking around naked. Anyway great memory when I was 15 of youth. A good thing my Dad and Mom didn't know about that wildness, however I had a great time. Salute To Mr. El Chicano
Wow! This is a Gerald Wislon Big Band song but the guitar palyer does a nice Wes Montgomery imitation. Sweet! I never heard of these guys but I'm lovin" it.
Hermosa canción yo tenia como 5 o 6 cuando estaba de moda en mi país México y curiosamente lo oí por primera vez cuando tenía 40 años y me gusto mucho actualmente tengo 58 y me sigue gustando
LOVE THIS SONG EVERY TIME I HEAR IT TAKES ME BACK TO THE EARLY 1970’s MY FATHER HAD THE SONG ON REEL 2 REEL. PLUS BLACK RADIO HERE IN CHICAGO USED TO PLAY THE TUNE ON WVON 1450 AND WJPC.
I remember El Chicano music. early 70s I usually listen this stations where they play English music. radio 1270, San Miguel El Salvador and la pantera another radio station , I loved their music dough I was only 12 years old and don’t understand English at all back on those days I was so fascinated by their music that I played in my mind been a Chicano jajaja. Viva Tirado
Love it! We love being a part of the Rock/Latin fusion sound. This is a sound that will grow and expand in time. Bands like El Chicano, Malo, Santana, were the forefathers and we have our own unique East Coast vibe that is quite diverse. Here's to all those great bands and the people that support fusion music of all types! There is really no "pure" music. Everything is influenced by music that came before to a lesser or greater extent. Check us out!
aka "Mad Dad" Yeah Lydia S. Liked this tune when it was first released... liked it in 2019, in 2021 and will beyond. This tune did get quite a bit of airplay here in Southern New England. A favorite at the time.
I watched an interview with the guitar player Mickey lespron who's now about 70 he did say that he listened to West Montgomery before he listened to the Beatles.
Bulevar Descarga (San Diego-Tijuana band) reinterpreted this song under the name, "Musico de la calle"-and it's genius! Now I can't hear this song without hearing the lyrics of Isaac Garcia Urista.
cuando la musica se sentìa.verdaderos musicos,no como los de ahora que gran parte de ellos ( 90%, mediocres)se fijan primero en lo que pega,para componer.y ganar plata fàcilmente.
![El Chicano - Viva Tirado Parts I&II - [Direct Vinyl Transfer] - Eastside Sound / East LA Soul - Jazz](/img/n.gif)
I was the Conga drummer for El Chicano in 1980...great band!..
JohnnyConga,
I bought all your albums. I was a young teenager, my friends didn’t like my music but I didn’t care what they thought. When I first heard “Viva Tirado” that did it for me I bought into it immediately!!!
Thank you for being a part of my life and songs such as yours are treasures of gold.
Up until today, no one has topped the song “Sabor A Mi” (I haven’t heard of her)
Love and Peace ~
JC you were in demand in LA in the late 70s and 80s before leaving for Miami! LA's lose, Miami's gain! Appreciate your gigs with LA's Brazilian band..."Boys from Brasil", & its predecessor "Brazz Jazz"
Who was the guitar player in this film? Is he still around?
@@U2BER2012 don't know i wasnt in the band until 1980
D Monty Mickey Lespron?
I think El Chicano, Santana, Malo, Tierra, Poncho Sanchez, and all the other Latin Bands. All of these Bands are all a part of American History. Viva La Raza.
Sapo and Azteca from S.F! There was a lot of Chicanos spread around the California and Texas rock scenes too like “Fito” De La Parra from Canned Heat and Bobby Ramirez from “Edgar Winters White trash”.
I’m glad that you mentioned that these groups are part of American Rock history. Even though Latino Rock is in a class all of its own and dispite this Latinos have made their contributions to American Rock music 🎼. Porque Los Latinos tambien son buenos Rokeros y buenos artistas de la musica popular.
@@joegongora2200
The midnighters
Don't forget Los Lonely Boys...
I was the Janitor at El Chicano concert in 1988. Great band 😮 Love it!
What makes me so proud to be a chicano is that I speak spanish fluently. Sad that some don't or act like they don't know.
Brown Sound🙌🏽🇲🇽🇺🇸✊🏽
I fucking love being Chicano 💯
Most definitely!!!
2023 and only 29 years old I jam this on the regular thanks to my Mexican mother. Viva la raza!
Just absolutely beautiful music! 🔥🔥 Im 30, glad my pops showed me music like this growing up!
"Yeah, we play everything from, like, Santana to El Chicano, man. You know, like, everything!"
Hahaha up' in smoke.
This band was before my time. I grew up loving the Chicano MC rapper Kid Frost & his producer Tony G sampled a great deal of this band & thanks to that I became a fan of El Chicano. Love them!
Shows me how we go way back n how talented my people are despite are struggles.. But this rola rite here makes me PROUD TO BE CHICANO.. MI JENTE MI CULTURA .. VIVA LA RAZA!!
+Albert Figueroa Viva La Raza Carnales
EXLACTLY. BULLS👁 🇮🇹💪👊💥 CHICANO. POWER. 👊💥
I love this music...It never gets old In 1970 I was a Freshman in highschool in Denver Colorado..
Are you old enough to remember
"EBBOT'S FIELD"? DOWNTOWN DENVER, a music venue, cozy,but LONG AGO.ICE RINK WAS STILL IN USE 16TH ST.
EL Chicano played there off/on
LOVE!! Nothing like the 70's
Good stuff
GREAT SONG ! Who still likes this in 2019 ?
Love it
@@reycarmona275 hey
@@reycarmona275 did you ever visit huntington park ? H.P. ?
@@lydiasg59 No I grew up in Palm Springs area in the 70s
@@reycarmona275 oh sorry thought u were an old friend same name short for reynaldo ..
Reminds me of the old days on Olvera Street, Tucson, AZ El Chuco, TX and my home town of Alamogordo, NM. The old home boys, the dances, the weddings, receptions, Tardiadas, on and on. And of course my old friends in the Brown Berets, my friends in SoTex, Burque, Bernalillo. Los tiempos pasan, mas los requerdos nunca. Que Viva La Raza!
Now it's all full of the homeless.
The Mystic Sounds of El Chicano.
Amazing feelings and rhythms of a gone by Time.😊
Viva Tirado, by El Chicano...will always be cool. The bass, timbales, organ, and Wes Montgomery-style guitar really sway the notes through the trees.
Larry, Taiwan
Their version of Eleanor Rigby is my favorite. Great guitar parts.
I still crank this tune at every party!
GRANDE EL CHICANO. Saludos a todos los fans desde Lima Perú.
GRUPO CHICANO.....extraordinario conjunto con el tema "VIVA TIRADO" tema exito en los 1970 en San Francisco cuando paseaba por los clubes con mis hermanos en nuestra gira con la Orquesta Hermanos Silva (PERÚ) y por coincidencia mi 2°apellido es TIRADO....debe ser algún pariente por allá....jajajjaaaaa.que tal éxito.....Los felicito amigos y si desean volver a tocar me avisan para acompañarlos en la batería.....un fuerte abrazo.....Andrés Silva Tirado - LIMA -PERÚ
La Gran Orquesta de Los Hermanos Silva era la mejor y más famosa orquesta de los años '70s en el Perú. Qué honor que el Sr. Andrés Silva los alabe y los recuerda con tanto cariño. Excelentes músicos, mis paisanos los Silva y ustedes también CHICANOS.
Mickey Lespron on lead guitar. A Wes Montgomery devotee if I ever heard one, blazing away with all those octave lines.
Great tune,I was a teenager when this came out,loved it then,love it now! Some of the bands I sang in played this tune and it always took me back to my young days. God bless you all and thank you for sharing such great music with us.🙏🏼❤️
Viva La Raza !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Viva Tirado Great Song
A band that had soul and honesty with a great sound. We bought the cinco album in the early seventies when I was still a small lad and I still listen to those songs and melodies to this very day when I'm feeling a little down. A glass of rum and El Chicano.. Viva El Chicano Viva Mexico ! Down with the US !
I still have my poster of when I went to see El Chicano live in San Jose Spartan Stadium. Malo was there, War and people on imboumbing fluid, some rocket Fluid, angel dust, the famous KJ. People walking around naked. Anyway great memory when I was 15 of youth. A good thing my Dad and Mom didn't know about that wildness, however I had a great time. Salute To Mr. El Chicano
Que bonita melodía, esto es una autentica pieza musical, Chica 4L!!
I have NEVER seen this before!!!! Awesome!!!! El Chicano por vida!!!
Wow! This is a Gerald Wislon Big Band song but the guitar palyer does a nice Wes Montgomery imitation. Sweet! I never heard of these guys but I'm lovin" it.
Saw them in about 1971 at my alma mater San Fernando High School, CA (4 years after graduating)
Cool, I'm from the San Fernando Valley! From the modern generation;)
Must of been awesome
Hermosa canción yo tenia como 5 o 6 cuando estaba de moda en mi país México y curiosamente lo oí por primera vez cuando tenía 40 años y me gusto mucho actualmente tengo 58 y me sigue gustando
La música que descubría en 1967, por allá.
Great sounds. Reminded me of Santana!
rock latino
LOVE THIS SONG EVERY TIME I HEAR IT TAKES ME BACK TO THE EARLY 1970’s MY FATHER HAD THE SONG ON REEL 2 REEL. PLUS BLACK RADIO HERE IN CHICAGO USED TO PLAY THE TUNE ON WVON 1450 AND WJPC.
The Brown Sound was grande in the early 70s.....yeahh,baby!!
Que buen sonido!!! remasterizado obvio , suena increible , gran tema !
I am proud to be Chicano !!!!!
Dark night cruzing low in the seat this was a must in the 8 track.
I remember El Chicano music. early 70s I usually listen this stations where they play English music. radio 1270, San Miguel El Salvador and la pantera another radio station , I loved their music dough I was only 12 years old and don’t understand English at all back on those days I was so fascinated by their music that I played in my mind been a Chicano jajaja.
Viva Tirado
I lived in Glendale. AZ when this came out, and it was the jam! All over the radio, all over the place.
I lived "next door" to you in Phoenix during that time. Still remember some of those radio stations KRUX, KRIZ, KUPD and KOOL TV.
Greetin from East Los Angeles..Real music man with real words, and real meanin. Viva La Raza ...
Cela ma rappelle mes sorties à Oostende j'avais 17 ans à l'époque maintenant 65 snif que de bon souvenirs 💃🏻 🕺 😉
Heard this from my pops..not GTA.(GOT SCHOOLED)THANKS POPS!!thanks ALOT FOR THE VIDEO!!👍👍FRANCOSOUL
Love it! We love being a part of the Rock/Latin fusion sound. This is a sound that will grow and expand in time. Bands like El Chicano, Malo, Santana, were the forefathers and we have our own unique East Coast vibe that is quite diverse. Here's to all those great bands and the people that support fusion music of all types! There is really no "pure" music. Everything is influenced by music that came before to a lesser or greater extent. Check us out!
Always lived this song! Sharing with my kids!
Love this song it takes me wayyyyy back
Love it! Song is smooth and genuine.
aka "Mad Dad" Yeah Lydia S. Liked this tune when it was first released...
liked it in 2019, in 2021 and will beyond. This tune did get quite a bit of
airplay here in Southern New England. A favorite at the time.
Amazing song. Love this one. Heard of this band from Cheech and Chong a very long time ago. 😂! ....
De El salvador calidad de video clase de grupos años 60, 70..
SALUDOS, SOY DE MEJICANOS, CUNA DE LOS MEJORES GRUPOS DE MÚSICA Y MÚSICOS DE LOS 60's Y 70's Y 80's.
So great to hear El Chicano after nearly 30 years!
Good rythm, nice times, thanks Francosoul
The best group éver since 1970 regards from LIMA PERU
My daddy Jesse Rivera played trumpet for Freddie Martinez Band and he always loved watching these vatos jam!!!
Excelente arreglo musical y sentido muy profundo :-D
What a great band, love there music.
Orale mi gente.Chicano forlife.
Esa si es música,,buena esa instrumental
I'll give it to them they really did this..I wish they could of gave it up to the original composer the late great Gerald Wilson..
¡¡¡Arriba El Chicano!!!!
Sounds Real Nice A+!🙂
They have a sound similar to Santana! So good!
jamed on stage with these guys..... El Theatro Musicial Fresno, Ca 1973 awsome band
I watched an interview with the guitar player Mickey lespron who's now about 70 he did say that he listened to West Montgomery before he listened to the Beatles.
Quisiera saber si el grupo chicano aún existe o si ya fallecieron los. Del grupo,es que tocan tan maravilloso
Yes
El Chicano , well known band in México, their hir tuve Viva Tirado is pure latín souund
Love you guys
Great sound
Love this track. 70s man!
I remember seeing them at East LA college in the 70s
November 2024 who is still listening El Chicano?
Iam from Indonesia ..
My mom just sent me this.. I maybe sick but I’m picking up my pug and making him dance with me ❤❤
Legendary song !
That's right ..much love EL CHICANO
Wow. Even the cheesy polarization effects are cool. Great tune. Great performence. Dynamic!
No sé si Santana agarro este estilo oh género pero la verdad está muy chingon
Al revés, Santana es representante del Latín Rock, después, salieron más grupos como este, El Chicano, una gran banda
@@rocklandoharrison4819 gracias por el dato saludos
Im a chino. Im all about the latim sound though. Love this shit
Great childhood memories❤❤❤
ALL I CAN SAY AWESOME SAW AT EAST LOS ANGELES COLLEGE BACK IN THE 70S AND 80S
Muy buena rola, un jazz muy latino!
You blessed awesome distinguished guys.
What other Latin Rock Bands in the 60s and 70s were like Santana, Malo, El Chicano? they are hard to find other Latin Rock Bands
Brings me back to Great Memories! VIVA LA RAZA!
Much love for the RAZA..I stay brown and proud
De El salvador calidad de musica de los años 60/70 .......
Very handsome, awesome, very talented men! God bless you men!
De lujo
it's always Good to hear Good music 🎼🎶 ViVA LA RAZA
MAGISTRAL et INOUBLIABLE !!!!
#TheBrownSound
💯✊2019
Live at Ava theatres this friday
Tucson, Az
imagine back in the day all high and shit and listening to this song... damm... now that's livin' the high life..
Bulevar Descarga (San Diego-Tijuana band) reinterpreted this song under the name, "Musico de la calle"-and it's genius! Now I can't hear this song without hearing the lyrics of Isaac Garcia Urista.
I had forgotten about this jam until I heard it on Siriusxm's Real Jazz one morning.
cuando la musica se sentìa.verdaderos musicos,no como los de ahora que gran parte de ellos ( 90%, mediocres)se fijan primero en lo que pega,para componer.y ganar plata fàcilmente.
que viva mexico cabrones que temazo¡ me tomo uan corona en sus nombres
Sabes los significa Chicano? Alguien que haiga nacido en los estados unidos de desendencia mexicana -en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicano
Yune man Us Chicanos still love México.
Yune man
Chicano , así se le dice a la persona que es hijo de padres mexicanos pero nacido en EUA
jose fernando pino guerrero vete mucho a la verga guey
Mexican power ..💪💪💪💪that's who we are ...
PURO. HAPPY HOMES GRANDE LOCOS
Proud to B a CHICANO it's a honor and a privilege to be a BROWN AND PROUD CHICANO
Thanks GTA for new good music discovered.
Best video on the internet
What an Awesome song and sound!!!
ay una version de fania all stars buenasa con guiro incluido que le da otro tono mas latin jazz