Los Lobos are an American band from East Los Angeles, formed in the early 1970s, known for blending rock, R&B and traditional Mexican music.

Originally called Los Lobos del Este de Los Angeles; achieved mainstream visibility with their cover of "La Bamba" and are noted for combining Mexican folk forms with rock and roots styles.

DeBaser reviews celebrate Los Lobos' blend of Mexican folk and rock, praising musicianship and traditional instrumentation. Key albums discussed include How Will the Wolf Survive?, La Pistola y el Corazón and Good Morning Aztlàn. Reviews mix historical context, album-by-album notes and warm appreciation for the band's roots and versatility.

For:Fans of roots rock, Tex‑Mex, Chicano music, Latin folk and listeners curious about American–Mexican musical fusion.

 The very first recordings of a great group.

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 «Damn, listen to the groove these guys have got - Steve must have thought, sipping a beer - Stuff that if they catch us, they'll make us dizzy as hell... better have them on our side. Decided, I'll introduce them to the bosses».

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 La Pistola Y El Corazón, for this reason, becomes a work of art, a piece of Mexican culture, an act of love that does not go unnoticed.

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