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Manic Hispanic
Manic Hispanic formed in Los Angeles in 1981. Other tracks like 'Brown Girl,' 'Code Brown,' 'I Want To Be A Cholo,' and 'Jet Muchacho' show the band's range....
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Menudo Morning Nightmare
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Before the Next Teardrop Falls
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Brown Girl
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I Want To Be A Cholo
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Code Brown
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Jet Muchacho
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Medly (Rodney on the ROQ)
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Mommy's Little Cholo
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My Homeboy Is A Joto
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Rudy Cholo
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She Turned Into Llorona
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Tijuana Affair
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Tijuana Must Fall
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Uncle Chato's Garden
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Welcome To Paramount
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Manic Hispanic formed in Los Angeles in 1981.
Other tracks like 'Brown Girl,' 'Code Brown,' 'I Want To Be A Cholo,' and 'Jet Muchacho' show the band's range. Lead singer George Lamond left in 1988 to pursue solo work, and the group released two more albums after his departure.
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