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Pachucos are male
members of a
counterculture that
emerged in El Paso, Texas, in the late 1930s.
Pachucos are ****ociated with zoot suit fashion, jump...
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pachucos. In the
early 1940s,
arrests of Mexican-American
youths and
negative stories in the Los
Angeles Times fueled a
perception that
these pachuco...
- Caló (also
known as
Pachuco) is an
argot or
slang of
Mexican Spanish that
originated during the
first half of the 20th
century in the
Southwestern United...
- C., the
voice of
Chief Tannabok in The Road to El Dorado,
narrator El
Pachuco in both the
stage and film
versions of Zoot Suit, and the
voice of Chicharrón...
- Skogie. The name "Flaming
Pachucos" was a nod to Moore's
favorite composer,
Frank Zappa, and his deep
appreciation of the
Pachuco culture of East Los Angeles...
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Banda Pachuco is a
regional Mexican band
formed in 1993. They
specialize in the
technobanda genre. They
reached number 5 in the
Billboard Hot
Latin Tracks...
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Mexicans that was
reclaimed in the 1940s
among youth who
belonged to the
Pachuco and
Pachuca subculture. In the 1960s,
Chicano was
widely reclaimed among...
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career in
Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua. He
often displa**** the
pachuco dress and emplo****
pachuco slang in many of his movies, some with his
brothers Manuel...
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identification in the late 1970s. The
subculture has
historical roots in the
Pachuco subculture, but
today is
largely equated with
antisocial or
criminal behavior...
- is most
notable for its use as a
cultural symbol among the
Hepcat and
Pachuco subcultures.
Originating among African Americans it
would later become...
