“It’s better to lose a homeboy like this than to lose him forever” that’s a true homie. A real true homie. I hope they ended up blessed and happy. All of them.
I was born in Mexico and moved to.East LA in the 70's and let me tell you, I always admired and looked up to them chicano homies that carried themsleves with pride and dignity. When I was a kid all.I wanted was a firme lowrider with a fine hyna riding shotgun. RIP to all my childhood chicano carnalitos that lost their lives en las crazy calles de Los, esta caguama is for.all your memories.
@@RafaelCruz-tu7mj You sound even dumber. He didn't say anything about gang banging. It wasn't the same as you see now. There was no internet or cable. I do agree to act like that now is dumb because we hopefully evolved as Mexicans. But back then it was different
Those are real friends they believe in what there friend is trying to do. That's grown man shit right there I hope this guys still married an living a nice life👍
SONNYLOCO86 Órale Sonny,I remember my tíos getting married like this and some of my tíos friends,was awesome remembering talking to girlfriends about you wanting a wedding like that.hahahahaha.
Pablo Montoya3 what’s wrong with you? It’s vatos like you that talk down to the raza! Keep it together don’t divide us! Raza is raza, think before you talk!
@@bobbycowper2915 chicanos alwys did have respect for America you are right its Mexicans from mexico that hate america and mexican Americans chicanos...
Shark 3:39 Mexicans from Mexico always ask where I was born and I answer them here in California, they get very angry. I don't know if it is envy jealousy.
I grew up in their barrio Pico Gardens projects, Boyle Heights, Califas. Damn I wish i would've grown up during their time instead of my time. It was firme as fuck. Puro Boyle Heights, East Side of L.A
4th dimension that was my homeboy, 2 weeks later he got shot by a rival gang and as for his wife she came back to the neighbor hood and me and the homies baptized her into the gang. The last I heard she had a cop boyfriend named Pac-Man.
CF died out for a while. I remember the Pico Stoners and Pico Gardens getting into CF. I’ve been out of the area for a while, so I don’t know if there is a lot of activity.
Ya I would’ve loved growing up around east LA instead I grew up on the east coast in lame ass ATL still grew up in a small Mexican hood tho we were still banging and watching dem old Mexican gangsta movies saying dat LA was to gangsta haha I actually came to LA last year good place my uncles stay in a hood in Santa Ana they had a couple of guys on bikes wit a tool strap riding around da block it was 4th of July so later on that night every body was at the front of the neighborhood throwing fireworks and some people actually got in a fight couple guns were pulled out but no one was shot lol I guess all of southern Cali gangsta af and will always be
@@TheLAKERSareGodsTeam they called it the varrio, regular Spanish is Barrio with a B, and the V was to change it into ghetto dialect as you referred to, like neighborhood was turned into hood by blacks
Uuuufff back when vatos looked fine with their hair I miss my chola days those were the firme times simon Viva my raza chicana vivaaa the 80s the mas chingona Era simon shoowww 🇺🇸🇲🇽😎😘
Lolita I couldn't agree with you more, eran tiempos diferentes todos bien planchados y los calcos bien boleados 3 creases on the back 2 in the front those were firme times for all of us la familia primero I miss those days of yesterday's. Con todo respeto ay te clacho llevatela calmada .
seeing this videos brought some good memories, I am out the gangs , hasn't been easy , saludos a todos life its not easy we need to try our best to live better and stay firmes
I was 8 years old! Haha it is a trip. funny i like the guy goes. "Hey congrDs for wedding man just let uou know warriers standing behind you just in case
If u didnt.no everhthing was cheaper back n the 1890s and 1980s and 1960s and 1950s to buy a house was cheap af back then I grew up n the late 1980s and videos games were. Cheap ass hell campre now a video game was up too 10 to 30 bucks depending the market off the brand off the system
@@Levi-ld1ez its scary, it seems that new génération knows nothing about their grand parents and parents , the way of life , and the life's level during these periods , THE REAL HERITAGE! A Shame!thanks internet and snapchat!
@@faridkitlami9625 if it werent for the internet, you wouldnt be able to listen or watch these videos or even music, you had to personally go and buy it
1500 for a wedding? Holy shit. That's not even enough for a table of 10 for an Asian wedding. Let alone a whole wedding. This got got the hookup fo sho
@@squatchhappens5761 Right your are!!! Actually shot in 1978 released in 1979 If you would like to see the entire film unmutilated and support the fimmakers here is the link vimeo.com/ondemand/homeboys
@@billyahraus1827 Wow thanks Bill your the guy that originaly filmed this documentary back in 1978. I'm going to purchase it today. $10. Looking forward to seeing the entire documentary. A couple of guys I work with were in gangs in the LA area back around that time. They are going to get a kick out of watching this footage. Thanks for letting me know. Orale.
