I researched this song and it was composed by an African-American composer named Gerald Wilson. Mr. Wilson was originally from back East but moved to the Los Angeles area back in the day where he met and married a Mexican woman. She used to take him to the bullfights in Tijuana and apparently Mr. Wilson developed a liking/admiration for a bullfighter by the name of Jose Ramon Tirado. He composed the song in his honor. I personally can't see composing a song in honor of a bullfighter because I'm an animal rights advocate, but I have to admit that this song is phenomenal and the rendition by El Chicano is just fabulous - bullfighting aside. They knew what they were doing, for sure!
This is one of of the best live performances I have ever heard everyone keeping their volume where it should be nobody overpowering anyone beautiful😊😊😊? it's not how much louder better you can play than anyone it's how you're feeling the music and modulating accordingly😊😊😊
This is one of the best live performances I have ever heard where you can tell every instrument playing not idiots trying to play louder than everyone else everyone knew exactly how to modulate each instrument.. It is not playing louder it is feeling the music people😊😊😅
Dedicating this song to the life and memory of Mr. George Fernandez Sr. from Lincoln Heights, CA 🕊👼🏾🙏🏽💐🎤🎸🎹🪘🎵 Rest in heaven George Fernandez Rudy Salas of Tierra Bobby Espinosa of El Chicano It has been a pleasure to know and work with you all. Keep the party going 🎶 para adelante VIVA TIRADO ✊🏽
This kind of CREATIVE, REAL music lets you mesmerize, relax, refresh and enjoy with mind and soul. Just don't know what happened to music after the turn of the century. BIG loss for the future generations.
Saw them many times while I lived up Seattle. They were always part of a radio package for shows they called a six pack...Santana, El Chicano, Tower of Power, sometimes War, and then some local groups mixed in. They were pretty good shows.
Acapulco Gold, The Black on White Affair and Cold, Bold and Together and Pleasure from Portland (to name just a few) were locals that included Melvin Guidry and Kenny Gorelick blowing funky 1st Tenor solos with many other accomplished musicians circa early seventies
You had to be their to really appreciate the chicano culture. I seen them live with the orignal band in 1972 in the chicago theator Viva Our California Chicano Brothers
Very good job. this song is very close to the original song to they did good. And the END of the don't was BOSS never seen that before that group is good. Nice jazz to.
One of the all-time greats. Saw El Chicano play out many times during the '70s. Still going strong here. Let's remember the great Gerald Wilson, another L.A. resident. He wrote the tune. ua-cam.com/video/sJXdX1bK-a8/v-deo.html I identify with Chicanismo because all us non-Whites grew up with each other under residential segregation. Now we are all under lock-down together as mandated by El Corporation.
they are sounding like SANTANA. // I have every record by El Chicano ... All the artits you like, I have also in my archiv. Compliment to your taste !!
THIS SOUND BRINGS OUT THE AZTEC IN ME AND IT SHOULD ALSO DO THE SAME TO YOU. THE BROWN SOUND, IF ANY OF YOU EVER GET DA CHANCE TO GO SEE THE AZTEC DANCERS LIVE I ENCOURAGE YOU TO GO. SEE FOR YOURSELF IF YOU RE REALLT AZTECA OR JUST ANOTHER LOST SOUL IN THIS UNIVERSE! THAT MY FRIENDS IS A GREAT TRAGEDY AND A WASTE OF LIFE!
I remember bumping El Chicano revolución 8track on the 69. I rigged an amp to the speaker wires from the 8track with a switch for the subwoofers. Good times
Kan't get this song out of my mind, "El Chicano" dang! you come back more alive than ever ........ the sounds from all instruments are blasting every part of my body to move & dance, THANK YOU! I replay & replay, is it on iTunes?
I. LIKE THAT. SONG. MY. STEP. BROTHER'S. DAD. IS. ONE. OF. THE. ORIGINAL. MEMBERS OF. EL. CHICANO. THAT. PUT. THIS. SONG. TOGETHER. AND. THEN. HE. WENT. TO. TERRIA. IN. 1980. NICE. SONG. IT. TAKES. YOU. THERE!!
I think the keyboard player Bobby Espinosa was the only original member left at this time and he has since passed. Don't see Mickey Lespron, and I know him. Worked with him at LA Metro. Great Guy, And Great Guitarist! Without Bobby and Mickey this band is done except for cover bands.
I am trying to locate their road manager from 1972-1976,can you be of help? I knew Mickey, Bobby, Jerry Salas (vocals "Tell Her She's Lovely), Andre (congas)
Que lindura cómo manejan el volumen cada instrumento y no tocando a lo bruto..
Muy buena MODULACIÓN 😊😊
I researched this song and it was composed by an African-American composer named Gerald Wilson. Mr. Wilson was originally from back East but moved to the Los Angeles area back in the day where he met and married a Mexican woman. She used to take him to the bullfights in Tijuana and apparently Mr. Wilson developed a liking/admiration for a bullfighter by the name of Jose Ramon Tirado. He composed the song in his honor. I personally can't see composing a song in honor of a bullfighter because I'm an animal rights advocate, but I have to admit that this song is phenomenal and the rendition by El Chicano is just fabulous - bullfighting aside. They knew what they were doing, for sure!
Great Info
Why does it matter what color the composer is?
Es una pieza musical que demuestra el jazz latino, indudable.
This is one of of the best live performances I have ever heard everyone keeping their volume where it should be nobody overpowering anyone beautiful😊😊😊? it's not how much louder better you can play than anyone it's how you're feeling the music and modulating accordingly😊😊😊
Nothing like some EL Chicano to brighten our days up.
Totally agree 👍
EXACTLY. BULLS. 👁 VIVA. EL. CHICANO. POWER. TU-SABES.
HHG "SUR
This is one of the best live performances I have ever heard where you can tell every instrument playing not idiots trying to play louder than everyone else everyone knew exactly how to modulate each instrument..
It is not playing louder it is feeling the music people😊😊😅
EL CHICANO,SANTANA,MALO,GIPSY,pioneros del rock latino en U.S.A.
Toca el alma ❤ memories, musica de corazon , esos tiempos . Para siempre musica ❤
Que lastima porque esta Musica se a dejado de escuchar esto es belleza de musica.
Es porque los musicos de esos tiempos se estan muriendo desafortunadamente y la Nueva generacion de musicos no saben como hacer esta musica de nuevo
@jorgearevalo6111-this music will be forever remembered and cherished by the ones who have been there to experience it always and forever😊🙂
Maravillosa música, hoy en día ya nada existe como esto
They created a whole new style, sound the chicano sound.
They pretty much copied santana’s whole style. Not original, but definitely more jazzier.
ONE OF MY FAVES FROM EL CHICANO!!!
Heard this group, for the first time, today. Very nice.
Congrats on finding a pot of gold 💛. Listen to their very best/greatest hits playlist.
You'll love it. I grew up listening to them.
Great musicians. Best live version I ve ever heard.!!!
magnifico, absolutamente
Wow! Excellente x10
Baddass band! Sooo much talent! Chicano Power!!👊✊
This is one outstanding live recording!
Dedicating this song to the life and memory of Mr. George Fernandez Sr. from Lincoln Heights, CA 🕊👼🏾🙏🏽💐🎤🎸🎹🪘🎵
Rest in heaven
George Fernandez
Rudy Salas of Tierra
Bobby Espinosa of El Chicano
It has been a pleasure to know and work with you all. Keep the party going 🎶 para adelante VIVA TIRADO ✊🏽
Saludos hasta el cielo
This kind of CREATIVE, REAL music lets you mesmerize, relax, refresh and enjoy with mind and soul. Just don't know what happened to music after the turn of the century. BIG loss for the future generations.
This man is a great keyboard player he knows how to modulate the sound can't say it enough everybody playing modulating in unison😊😊😊😊😅
LOVE THAT. SONG RIP. LITTLE. BROTHER. PATRICK. BAEZA. I. ❤ YOU. FOREVER ❤
Awesome band guys. Love you awesome drummer! Keep up the good work.
I like this band EL Chicano good music.
Saw them many times while I lived up Seattle. They were always part of a radio package for shows they called a six pack...Santana, El Chicano, Tower of Power, sometimes War, and then some local groups mixed in. They were pretty good shows.
Acapulco Gold, The Black on White Affair and Cold, Bold and Together and Pleasure from Portland (to name just a few) were locals that included Melvin Guidry and Kenny Gorelick blowing funky 1st Tenor solos with many other accomplished musicians circa early seventies
¡¡¡¡Estos ritmos nunca pasaran de moda....buenisimos..!!!!!
**(THE TRUE VALUE OF THE CHICANO SOUNDS🎉❤
You had to be their to really appreciate the chicano culture. I seen them live with the orignal band in 1972 in the chicago theator Viva Our California Chicano Brothers
I was involved with the road crew, how do you say it "volunteer roadie" from 1973-1975, would like to reunite.
Its "I saw" not I seen
@@kennethj.benton8641 We understood him, grammar Nazi
GRACIAS!!!
El Chicano, uno de Los mejores Grupos En las De'cadas,de Los (70s)🧑🌾🧑🌾
OMG.ON GUITAR THE GREAT "BRUCE CONTE" FROM TOWER OF POWER
Very good job. this song is very close to the original song to they did good. And the END of the don't was BOSS never seen that before that group is good. Nice jazz to.
End of the song*
|un clásico de buena música. los extraño.
One of my all time favorites❤️ They really knew how to make music in the day. And now we have gangster rap. Who was the amazing guitarist?
This Is what we are Mexchicanos chingones stay strong Raza
Malo,El Chicano& Don't ever Forget SANTANA HEARING THESES CULTURIZED GROUPS PLAY TOGETHER IN THE 70s unforgettable I thank God for my Memeriores 😢
One of the all-time greats. Saw El Chicano play out many times during the '70s. Still going strong here. Let's remember the great Gerald Wilson, another L.A. resident. He wrote the tune. ua-cam.com/video/sJXdX1bK-a8/v-deo.html I identify with Chicanismo because all us non-Whites grew up with each other under residential segregation. Now we are all under lock-down together as mandated by El Corporation.
Buenísima la rola de lo mejor de Chicano
Yeah! what a cool jazz sound
Una de las mejores instrumentales (viva tirado muy bella)
Quiet village es aun mejor
Love it. Thanks for posting!
Nice to drive by.
Desde Florida para ese grupo musical
Bring back memories at the pasta house and Monterrey West go Roosevelt High School.
Little ve these guys are they sounds love hearing them jam and put on oncocerts
Bravo! Great jam! Makes me want to fire up a good cigar.
Que música tan sabrosa esto es ricura no dejen de subir videos de esto
Esa música me hace recordar la música chicana de principios de los 70scon malo Santana iguana vi
Me encantan.bellos
Buenos días,excelente grupo, Bendiciones
The Pioneers
There is a song called Cha Chita from El Chicano, it sound similar to this.
After many years still as a track to listen to in GTA V / Online
Greatness!
GRANDE, GRANDE EL CHICANO. Saludos desde Lima Perú
bad ass peice of music
Very nice!
Thanks for posting, enjoying the musicians!
So good.
they are sounding like SANTANA. // I have every record by El Chicano ... All the artits you like, I have also in my archiv. Compliment to your taste !!
Do you really have all of l Chicano's records? Wow! I envy you.
THIS SOUND BRINGS OUT THE AZTEC IN ME AND IT SHOULD ALSO DO THE SAME TO YOU. THE BROWN SOUND, IF ANY OF YOU EVER GET DA CHANCE TO GO SEE THE AZTEC DANCERS LIVE I ENCOURAGE YOU TO GO. SEE FOR YOURSELF IF YOU RE REALLT AZTECA OR JUST ANOTHER LOST SOUL IN THIS UNIVERSE! THAT MY FRIENDS IS A GREAT TRAGEDY AND A WASTE OF LIFE!
Please upload/share them.
Thanks
True Chicano music the 70s of course
a classic
Muy pronto estare en un escenario tocando un instrumento me encanta el saxofon.
I remember bumping El Chicano revolución 8track on the 69. I rigged an amp to the speaker wires from the 8track with a switch for the subwoofers. Good times
After so na y years all I can comments it’s--magnificent
Yes please
Nice love it.
un exitazo en su momento. pero es una. deliciosa muusica que relaja
Kan't get this song out of my mind, "El Chicano" dang! you come back more alive than ever ........ the sounds from all instruments are blasting every part of my body to move & dance, THANK YOU! I replay & replay, is it on iTunes?
coooll jam guys very cool
Excelente a música e músicos MEXICANOS.
Son CHICANOS.
CHICANOS.
Beautiful music
Let’s cruise!!! 😊
Love it
❤❤❤
Awesome!
Hermozo
1:32 songed like a masterpiece
Suena con madre él bajo eléctrico y los tambores
I see a couple Malo artist gibby Ross and David George
Nagyon jó zene.
Si pedea ved el Chicano .if only u could of seen el Chicano.live.
wow q bueno
Excellent 👌🔊🔊🔊🔊
Just entrancing.
If that ain't baby making music, I dont know what is!!
Fuckin talent for days
jrb mis respetos para esta musica vivan los 70
I. LIKE THAT. SONG. MY. STEP. BROTHER'S. DAD. IS. ONE. OF. THE. ORIGINAL. MEMBERS OF. EL. CHICANO. THAT. PUT. THIS. SONG. TOGETHER. AND. THEN. HE. WENT. TO. TERRIA. IN. 1980. NICE. SONG. IT. TAKES. YOU. THERE!!
Luv ELChicano cruzing whittierblvd
gibby on bongos OK!!!
Y SaaS!!!!
The best el chicano
Bella música
BADASSSSS!
kickass song
This music is so sexy-- I didn't want it to end!
I have the original album this song is on. This is a better version, especially the percussion.
I think the keyboard player Bobby Espinosa was the only original member left at this time and he has since passed. Don't see Mickey Lespron, and I know him. Worked with him at LA Metro. Great Guy, And Great Guitarist! Without Bobby and Mickey this band is done except for cover bands.
I am trying to locate their road manager from 1972-1976,can you be of help? I knew Mickey, Bobby, Jerry Salas (vocals "Tell Her She's Lovely), Andre (congas)
STR8MEXICAN 💯🇲🇽👑✌🙏👑
Straight 'Chicano- USA-!!
Straight Chicanos and Chicano sound from California-!! 🇺🇸👍☝️
Muy Bueno
Viva Tirado. El Savador C.A
Long live Latino rock.
This is for La Raza 🇲🇽