Why Did "La Bamba" Have more Domestic Abuse than You Remember? (REVIEW)

[@bambieyedd.]

If you were forced to go to school on the last day, it was this or Selena from the Spanish teacher lol

[@donjon8413]

We watched tortilla soup😅

[@gillyac81]

That's actually pretty cool. We'd watch Stand and Deliver in Math Class or Lean on Me in other classes. Both classic hood movies

[@andrewking9454]

For us it was Freedom Writers or Remember the Titans lol​@@gillyac81

[@Mtv20O1]

Lmaooo why is this so accurate 😂

[@abrahamzatarain547]

We’d watch Stand And Deliver for math class, end of the year was Freedom Writers, and for some reason in Spanish class we watched this movie called Voces Inocentes and it’s depressing asf

[@dajex16]

I will never not tear up at Richies moms reaction or Bob's scream. As a side note to advert my tears from falling, during the 'home movie' scene where someone is walking around filming at the house, the old blonde woman thats sitting on the couch was actually the real life mom of Richie Valenzuela. RIP to Richie, Bob, Concha, and all the other legends on that plane.

[@robertluengas513]

I wish there were more footage on Ritchie Valens, such as live performance, but his career and life were so short.

[@JimmyNotes]

I really wish the footage of him on "American Bandstand" hadn't been destroyed. Unfortunately the networks back then didn't see the value in saving old footage for posterity.

[@robertluengas513]

@@JimmyNotes Imagine all the amazing moments that could have been saved.

[@JimmyNotes]

@@robertluengas513 There's so much that was lost. There is a clip of Richie singing a mimed performance of "Ooh My Head" in a Chuck Berry movie though. It's the only performance footage of him that still exists.

[@SectorRedcape]

Crazy he was still in high school

[@r_jd279]

It's ironic because Bob is introduced as and plays the hero for the first part of La Bamba. Bob uses his less than legal means to provide a home in the US for the family, which in turn gives Richie the opportunity to make it big with his music. I don't know much about the real Ritchie Valens, but the sibling rivalry angle made for a good movie. A whisky glass and a woman's ass, will make a fool out of any man.

[@FreddyD177]

The movie isnt 100% accurate but it does touch base on most things. I'm pretty sure the drama was there between the siblings rivalry few things to note on Ritchie is he never really always went everywhere with his guitar that was Hollywood. The scene where they meet the snake man and he gives the necklace to Ritchie almost like it was a curse when it broke and he died also Hollywood. The airport where the plane takes off wasn't in the state they took off but in Burbank airport in California which honestly isn't a big deal but it was for the family they literally decided to go even tho they were advised not to because it's the scene where Ritchie takes off keep in mind that during during the casting of La Bamba lots of people including fans of Ritchie Valens would say getting Lou Diamond Phillips wasn't the right choice but it was for the family. When he came in his presence and aura was a resemblance of their Ritchie for the family he was back in their lives and that's what mattered to them most so when he was doing the coin toss his real life sister grabbed him and was crying uncontrollably saying why did you have to go to Lou Diamond that must have been tough. Another thing I read is that when he did pass away Bob his producer helped out his family with the burial he used his own money basically the money he made off Ritchie to fly out his body back to the valley and buried at San Fernando mission. I also read somewhere that Led Zeppelin left a credit to Mrs Valens Ritchie's mom on Boogie with Stu because she got screwed out of royalties from the label so they wanted to help her as a thank you. unfortunately she ended up filing a lawsuit against Zeppelin for more money cus the song was practically a rip off of Ooh my Head but even then that song was also ripped off from a song by Little Richard anyways one of Ritchie's idols. Bob was really accurate and honestly in the Hispanic community we all have that one uncle who were drunks like that lol when Ritchie was on TV on American Bandstand he didn't play Donna he played c'mon let's go. I believe it's on KZbin. When he died in the plane crash he wasn't sick either and the coin toss was against Tommy Ulsup not the other member of Buddy Holly's band. When Bob found artwork it wasn't Woody woodpecker but it was actually Disney characters at Walt Disney studios probably changed this due to copyright and legal stuff. His relationship with Donna while the movie made it seem so romantic and like it was meant to always be it was never really like that it was more realistic lol by the time he died they were practically officially broken up they weren't even talking like a couple anymore. Also something about Mexico him going to Tijuana I don't think it ever happened I can't say for sure I do think he did take him somewhere but it wasn't exactly how it was depicted in the film. Regardless the family loved the movie for the time they were shooting the movie they had their family back they had Ritchie back and for once Bob was the main character and had the spotlight in a unforgettable story of a chicano rock n roll pioneer I firmly believe he would have done some amazing collabs and songs had he lived much longer. His family is great really nice people I met Bobs biological son he came off strong at first but something about him just felt familiar and I guess maybe that's what it was cus he was his son and he wasn't the one to tell me it was his wife he doesn't like to tell people who he's related to cus then people start asking questions and I didn't wanna bombard him with questions I'm not that kind of starstruck guy. Cool guy I got along with him and his family really well. La Bamba brought us a great movie that introduced me to my musical idol probably in my top 5 and gave closure to his family that was still struggling with his death.

[@JuanSilva-ym9pf]

“La Bamba” outshines “Selena” simply based on who directed it: Luis Valdez. The man who is the godfather of Chicano Theater definitely put his stamp on this movie as well as others like “Zoot Suit.” The man is a titan of the Chicano Movement, whose storytelling and theatrical genius were central to the UFW struggle for justice, whereas Selena was rushed to production a mere two years after her passing.

[@viriathas9910]

100% Luis Valdez is a genius.

[@Im_still_petersonFILMS]

Valdez inspires me to try to become another Chicano/Mexican filmmaker

[@cnukem]

@@Im_still_petersonFILMSdo it do it 🎥

[@SkilledKill]

So a movie with a bunch more sexual and domestic violence is better?

[@jonathanaldecoa1099]

I saw the revival of Zoot Suit at the Mark Taper Forum a few years ago.🕺😎

[@ivanbluecool]

Is it wrong to say I enjoyed this movie more than Selena?

[@alfredo31024]

A little more realistic

[@Ianisgoofy-24]

Fr this is way better

[@MetalsirenIXI]

His career was a heck of a lot shorter, think that made for a smaller contained story.

[@gloxxxx]

not at all the Selena movie was cringe

[@InTheBannerOvShadows]

It’s a better movie

[@robbaxter60]

Can I say thank you for being so damn blunt. It’s actually a relief to watch a video without certain words being bleeped. Keep it up my dude.

[@alextrevino7304]

“You’re so high of that scat you wouldn’t be able to tell if that was your mothers muff on his head” soprano reference

[@patrickkelmer6290]

Btw I love that they actually got a german american actress to play a german american character (Donna) - that’s just not something that happens often

[@BlackUrbanRawTop]

2024 Netflix remake would change (Donna) to Donniqua from Compton.✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿

[@YoungAbel15]

​@@BlackUrbanRawToppersonally, I've never seen a black chick with a Mexican guy in real life, just those KZbin channels, but I think it'd be interesting to see a movie or show with a couple like that 🤷

[@azborderlands]

No Mexican actors though

[@m-gk3fy]

@@BlackUrbanRawTopy’all are weird

[@darvelmc9070]

@@m-gk3fy Forreal, so weird, like wtf 😂

[@somedude1766]

I grew up in Ritchies hometown, so it was almost a requirement to see this movie growing up. This is probably the movie I've seen the most, Blood In Blood Out would be a close second.

[@camsterdam3896]

SFV that big bad 818.

[@snoopyjustice2141]

Where I'm from blood in blood out is #1 lol la Bamba number 2

[@killgoretrout877]

@@snoopyjustice2141 and you wonder why your so violent lol

[@drplando14]

Ha, I grew up in pacoima in the 80s and when this film came out everyone went to go see it. We blasted the soundtrack from boombox and we went to the restaurant that the mom use to work at (it was still around). I even combed my hair like Ritchie for a while (I was in 4-5 grade). Pacas was great

[@dubbthamayor9485]

RIP Elizabeth Peña 🙏🏿

[@cesarjkd8379]

Yes very sad😢. Too much drinking

[@bandit7519]

wait what rosie past away when i missed that i loved her since i first saw her as a kid in this movie

[@maximusprime3459]

I loved her voice.

[@bandit7519]

@@maximusprime3459 yeah me too i always thought she was a cutie even in that movie she was banging her half brother but they was high school sweethearts and didn t know they was brother and sister lone star i think the name of it was

[@DanielThureskog]

Strangely, she was not given a memory of.. thanks credit for Incredibles 2. She voiced Mirage in the first movie, who was Syndrome's seductive right-hand woman.

[@adamethridge7824]

Because buddy holly, Richie and the big bopper died in a plane crash and gave Waylon Jennings survivors guilt cause he gave his seat on the plane to the big bopper and he and buddy joked i hope your bus breaks down Waylon said I hope your plane crashes just joking then tragedy

[@cnukem]

Life is so strange how it works out 😢

[@r6685]

Yea that’s crazy I didn’t know that till a few months ago.

[@NapolionMurillo]

12:41 the skater levitating 🤣

[@YoungAbel15]

Yeah, that caught me off guard too 😂

[@WanderlustZero]

He levitated all the way up to heaven T.T

[@TexasAristocrat]

This uncensored review was pure gold ❤️‍🔥🤣🤣

[@r6685]

It’s called free speech and don’t give a damn about the whinny ass complaining.

[@keieraantoine]

Right if it wasn’t such a huge monetary loss this would be a great niche

[@insertnamehere_262]

My dad is such a massive La Bamba fan that he can probably quote the entire thing

[@francineolguin363]

We all can mijo!

[@markythelarky6948]

In his review of La Bamba, Roger Ebert said La Bamba could not compare to the Buddy Holly Story because Holly was more famous, a better rock star, had better songs, and thus, a better movie. Man oh man was he wrong. The Buddy Holly Story was about Buddy Holly. But La Bamba is about so much more.

[@Rob-z7k]

I saw the Buddy Holly movie as a kid.....NO one remembers that as much as La Bamba!

[@drplando14]

Yeah, I like Buddy Holly and he was a trailblazer but the movie wasn’t that great. I can watch La Bamba any time (just saw it last weekend) and the acting is good and it has some great dialogue. Great movie all around and it’s based on my hometown

[@salvadorromero9712]

Like most details in biopics, this story is completely false and didn't happen--but would be quite fascinating if it did! If a Roger Ebert biopic ever gets made, they should definitely add your anecdote of the time the usually illustrious film reviewer said something utterly preposterous about film.

[@moisesl1087]

Roger Ebert had some of the worst reviews I swear. I really think he didn’t understand a lot of films.

[@DireHammer]

Buddy Holly > Richie Valens La Bamba > The Buddy Holly Story

[@MrFernadz]

At first I was shocked at no Creeper, and even thought there was a spot for him around the “smells like fish, taste like chicken” part. Now that I think about it, it doesn’t really fit. Props for not abusing Creeper. Another great review 🫡

[@dubbthamayor9485]

@MrFernadz I was looking for a "don't say that mijo" myself but it's all good lol

[@grungepuppie]

Thank you for not censoring your video. It’s such a relief to hear actual words again

[@monsterman7721]

Put a little mota in our love life.

[@Metaldadbmx90]

i used to quote this to the girl i dated in high school, obviously she didn't smoke and i did lol

[@jmoney4708]

Still praying for a Falling Down review lol

[@joeraig]

I'm still hoping for a Boulevard Nights review.

[@burymeinjhenny918]

Same

[@enriquemedina3631]

Thought I was the only one, there were Chicanos in that movie, aha. The breakfast is over scene is iconic.

[@theTone559]

Its so relatable, every chicano family has a Richie and a Bob

[@gabrielmunoz4086]

My uncle (RIP) was friends with Richie Valens ,Valens even held my mom when she was a baby. My grandmother loved this movie .

[@abmtz8537]

As a Mexican in my early 30’s I grew up so naive to domestic violence since it was rare to see my parents argue much less get physical. However as I grew older I realized how common DV is in the Latino community. So much so that i am genuinely not surprised when I find out of couples getting into physical altercations with each other.

[@chrisdavis8650]

My favorite song, my grandma loves it, she doesnt speak spanish but says she danced to it as a teenager.

[@plissken94th57]

I’m from Santa Paula, California, Ventura county. The neighboring small town 15 minutes away is called Fillmore and that’s where the scenes of the house they live in was filmed. The house is still there in Fillmore too and I believe it may be remodeled at this point

[@MalibuChumash]

💯 A good amount of the movie was filmed in Filmore. The scene where he's singing in the phone booth and a few of the driving scenes too.

[@Sir_Godz]

i was just about to make a grilled cheese for lunch but Cholo Jesus just threw up the Churrio Signal. I must observe in revered silence

[@adude8673]

Honestly the bluntness makes it funny

[@zackamania6534]

12:27 “Sleepwalk” by Santo and Johnny -always gets me twisted

[@latagiacopeland-tyronce9436]

Just turned 38 and beloved stepdad was Latino (born and raised in San Antonio Texas) so I grew up with sooo many Chicano movies this one being a huge one! Just found your channel. Subscribed!

[@Scr3minL0rdDin0saur]

That ending still makes me cry 😢

[@robertoaranda4207]

When I die, bury me with a copy of this on DVD

[@Metaldadbmx90]

and have the soundtrack playing throughout the funeral

[@fernamdojuarez9858]

7:26 is that Ralph from the sopranos 😂😂

[@alexgee3523]

90 lb mole jokester himself 💀

[@Argos-xb8ek]

It is

[@mickygurll]

Joey Pants!

[@roosternm6830]

This movie made me feel a sense of pride. My family has a lot of musicians. Mariatchis, salsa, rock and my generation, thrash metal. Yes I'm a Mexican thrash metal guitarist. Started in the 80s and now I'm in my 50s and still playing. I grew up in San Diego in a close Mexican family, (yes were all legal. I was born Jeremy and so was my dad). Lmao

[@killgoretrout877]

lol classic la raza " im proud of being Mexican ! not I will not live there why do you ask?"

[@cadillacdeville5828]

I really liked this movie...also , the older brother (actor Esai Morales) is very good in dramatic roles. He was PERFECT in Ozark and HTGAWM.

[@Sir_Godz]

also his earliest movie bad boys with sean penn

[@Rio..o7..]

OH FUK!!! that WAS him!

[@cadillacdeville5828]

​​​@@Rio..o7..In Ozark? Including the roles I mentioned above and the other person in the comment section definitely...

[@Rio..o7..]

@cadillacdeville5828 yea in Ozark plus I know I've seen him elsewhere

[@1badMucker]

He also had a small part in Paid in Full and if you want to watch a fucked up movie check out Gun Hill Road.

[@raulvega6883]

Shout out to all the Bobs in this world on a sick one. Certified Barrio Classic for real. Thank you for giving this the Old Barrio attention it deserved.

[@InTheBannerOvShadows]

“EAT IT!! EAT IT!!!”

[@RigginsPasses]

I didn't know Lou Dimond Phillips was 7 months older than Esai Morales and playing the younger brother

[@theoldbarrio9589]

😂😂😂 seven months older than 7 inches taller

[@RigginsPasses]

@@theoldbarrio9589 🤣

[@The_CeeJay]

It was La Bamba, Selena, or Stand and Deliver when I was in school. One time it was The Lion King (El Rey Leon) when we had a sub, but only because that sub brought it with her.

[@sweetlatina213]

Every time this movie is on Tubi, I watch it almost every day. I cry every time 😭

[@JamesGriffinSpiteHouse]

Wait a minute: Lou Diamond, Esai Morales, the late great Elizabeth Pena AND Joey Pants? Not bad.

[@ivanbluecool]

Yeah watching it a few months back it was a lot more abusive than I thought. Surprised how many older movies got away with something like this while stuff now a days mean words get R rating

[@theoldbarrio9589]

True nostalgia can get pretty dark at times 💀 I wonder what the original rating for this film was now thinking back at it

[@ivanbluecool]

@@theoldbarrio9589 the song does slap though at least

[@killgoretrout877]

@@theoldbarrio9589 lol it's cause browns like yourself beat women so often you didnt notice

[@mrnukes797]

​@theoldbarrio9589 1984 film adaptation is rated pg. In a alternate universe it's rated G

[@theknifesong]

I love the pettiness of not letting anybody make money on this

[@RogerLoera]

Selena's dad was one of the executive producers for the film and he had heavy say on how she was portrayed. And the Netflix series is even worse!! Selena was portrayed as too goody goody and the perfect daughter, the perfect family, and all the bullshit. Close to the brady bunch if you ask me.

[@michiganwannarbor3255]

Yeah you can tell Selena's family decided who to cast. Those actors are way too good looking to play those tlacuaches.

[@ayoitsyayo]

It was an average Hispanic household so I never noticed it

[@garudagerwalk]

Me trying to be that cool Native uncle that hasn't watched it more 100 times "Hey.... is that La Bamba or whatever?" 😂

[@theoldbarrio9589]

😂😂

[@orboakin8074]

Great video. I randomly found it and just decided to watch. Now I'm glad I did. I'm Nigerian and have very little knowledge of Hispanic-American movies or culture, and even less about the tragic plane crash but i do know that song "La Bamba" and "The day the music died" and had no idea the story behind it. Thanks for this experience.

[@francineolguin363]

My mom always hated me watching this movie as a kid because Bob was so problematic. But I loved it and loved that Esai Morales played Bob so unsympathetically. He steals the movie from Lou Diamond Phillips and quite honestly Ritchie Valens.

[@randolphsmith7552]

You standing on business with the big company, Foo. Ayyyy!

[@typical_doza]

Oh boy, let me tell y’all. Those health clinic appointments after a “Hongkong” weekend are the most stressful periods of my life!

[@Mr.H0LLYW00D]

When ritchie said, "Heres a bit of a rattlesnake" and kicked into la bamba my jaw dropped. My 6 year old brain thought that was the coolest thing ever, and from then i wanted to learn guitar😂 which i did end up doing 🤘👽🤘

[@rubentrevino5374]

I'm glad you called the theme out. It's a weird take for such an amazing story.

[@threeoneoh6406]

I was finna workout but i cant miss a OLD Barrio Review video😎

[@at0micwerew0lf]

I had a big La Bamba poster whe. I was a kid...stayed with me from 5th grade to the end of highschool.

[@BlackUrbanRawTop]

This used to be played everyday on HBO in the early 1990's. Still to this day, my brother calls Bugs Bunny, 'Buzz Buzzard every time he sees a cartoon with the rabbit or he hears the name, its fxcking annoying.

[@Rob-z7k]

I also watched it on hbo as a kid...a zillionn times!

[@SoulClubCoffee]

Damn. Forgot Elizabeth Peña was in this. RIP.

[@cooze1]

damn, this is me just finding out she died.

[@SoulClubCoffee]

@@cooze1 had a crush on her since Jacob's Ladder

[@BillBraskyy]

3:30 lmfao hell yeh get em foo. If you can't have that money, NO ONE can! 🤙🏿

[@theoldbarrio9589]

Yessir 🫡🔥

[@andrescrux]

Facts 🤣🤣😭😉💸

[@Zumcho]

I watched this for the first time when I was a kid. All the assault was tramatizing. But later in life, I was able to focus on the crazy destiny Ritchie was fearful of, that he couldn't escape. It's a great story. Plus, I always yell "Ritchie" at the end of Sleep walk, lol.

[@patrickparr3331]

I loved this movie when I was a kid.

[@SydalaTristan]

Appreciate you using the actual words. I absolutely hate this 1984 type of word censorship. Much respect.

[@Jdnexx]

he put that shit to heart if I can't get the money no one will

[@greeneyedbaldy]

When I first watched this movie as a kid, I couldn't understand how Richie didn't know Spanish, sure maybe his mom didn't teach him, but wouldn't he have learned from working and hanging out with all the "paisas" on the farm. One thing I think everyone can agree on, is that the actors and actresses in this movie all did an outstanding job.

[@MedicineMundy]

Oh yeah. I remember seeing it the first time in high school when I was a junior and it really moved me. I remember growing up in the San Fernando Valley where he grew up and almost everyone I knew, knew about him. Ritchie Valens will never be forgotten.

[@Alevides16]

You made this so funny but towards the end 😢 i legit started crying i forgot how sad this ending was and the fact that he was just so young an inspiring teen in love and loved by his family so much to take in 😢

[@platonicbuu7454]

god dammit. i have to go somewhere right now but i'm leaving this open on my computer because that title is fucking HILARIOUS

[@theoldbarrio9589]

Enjoy when you get back and safe travels homie 🔥🙏

[@platonicbuu7454]

@@theoldbarrio9589 thanks, homie. Great video as always!!! Firme

[@Lucas_Ordonez]

I really enjoy these videos they remind of my childhood and just bonding with my dad while watching movies, so big ups to you man 🤙🏻

[@juicev25]

Thanks for the video! You are a candle in the darkness. I was about 10 years old when this movie came out. I saw it in the theater with my parents and siblings. It hit us hard. It’s still one of my favorite movies. The quotes have never stopped coming from it. With high school buddies, family, whoever. 10/10 Orales!!

[@Brokemf08]

3:35 wtf did he smoke to get him like this 😭

[@jesusbrown8398]

It's like one of those 1950s smoking marijuana

[@andrescrux]

Angel dust,Foo!🤣🤣🤣

[@henrywallacesghost5883]

It's amazing that Bob(Esai Morales) was a consultant for the film and was cool with them portraying him the way they did in the film.

[@AlfonsoHernandez-et5ou]

Thank u your honesty the only youtuber that actually reads comments

[@InTheBannerOvShadows]

Rick Deez was STILL in radio when I was a kid in Yuma

[@Pilas.Y.Alerta]

DEEZ NUTS

[@Pilas.Y.Alerta]

ha. got heem.

[@gaelatriano5996]

ngl, you so should've included the "Yo no speako Español" scene. It's pretty funny and I bet it would've made for GREAT gags such as "come on, foo" and "gimme some chon chon".

[@Thejordanenthusiast]

Ritchie, Kobe, Aaliyah, and Jenni Rivera all died in a plane/copter crash. I wonder how many more celebs have died in similar crashes.

[@ChosenOne6666]

If Ritchie would be alive today, he would be from San Fernando 13 and a true Southsider. A mumble rapper.

[@cnukem]

Chilll 😂😂😂😂

[@drplando14]

Pacas 13 😂

[@ChosenOne6666]

@@drplando14 He would a down vato from Pacas 13.

[@eboticus3421]

Bob was like other Bob brother type guy from narcos mexico. Dude rocked hard haha

[@samzavala646]

dude was a bum and a loser. nobody would knew him without Ritchie

[@EastsideAndy14]

Im still scared to go on a plane

[@TheLucky17]

Lol😂😊

[@michiganwannarbor3255]

What happened to the actress that played Rosie in real life is even crazier

[@theoldbarrio9589]

What happened 👀

[@michiganwannarbor3255]

I was wrong, she died from alcoholism. I had her confused with one of actresses from stand and deliver who died from suicide by cop. ​@@theoldbarrio9589

[@HorseTheWorld281]

@@theoldbarrio9589 Alcohol abuse

[@robertmurphy3014]

As a child of cps and foster care, I came from multiple homes with domestic abuse, some people just don't realize its part of the human condition. It will never go away, its places you will never know, and its a part of life. Like it or not, its been here since humans were humans, and will be here till they are not anymore. You don't like it, don't do it, but people you know will engage in in abuse, and enabling of abuse.

[@StellaWaldvogel]

I was grocery shopping in a store that always plays oldies. "Sleepwalk" was playing and some guy in one of the aisles went "RICHIEEEEEEEE!" I heard a woman telling him to shut up, but she was laughing. You know everybody's seen a movie more than once when they clown on it like that.

[@Tobirama_Se]

Another old barrio classic 🗣️💯

[@jonathanaldecoa1099]

I recently got this on the Criterion collection. Saw it when it came out on the big screen back in the day. Seen it many times over the years. Got the soundtrack on vinyl. Thanks for another banger video dude. 🕺😎

[@Rat-Burger]

Thanks for the shout-out carnal

[@keiwinnmitchell3212]

I would never fly in a V tail Bonanza in a snowstorm!

[@keiwinnmitchell3212]

Been studying aviation/planes for two years now so I know better.

[@bandit7519]

i always thought that photo of steve rich had hurt bobs feeling he didn t get one he loved his step father steve

[@anthxny3925]

the box tv static sound is crazy 😭

[@EvolOne-ic5xv]

Aye Ese, when is the Boulevard Nights video getting dropped ? Ah cmon foo 😂😂

[@jessearriaga1371]

IDC how old or how many times you watch it, that ending will always get you.

[@grimmes1159]

1:19 you are cold blooded lol

[@ynotefil]

What's Good Valedor! Chakala Carnal 🤜🏻🤛🏼 That Last Scene Always Brings Out A Tear From My Eye. Seeing Bob Yell Out Ritchieeeeeeeeeeeeee Then Followed Up By Santos & Johnny Oldie Song " Sleep Walk " Just Gets Me All The Time. Rest In Paradise Richard Steven Valenzuela Ritchie Valens

[@calinfus80s]

Chócala*

[@ynotefil]

@@calinfus80s I'm Diverse.

[@hongchonginternational6348]

Bob was give me some chon chon way before popeye! 😆

[@cnukem]

Oop 😂

[@LanaLeeCya]

Perfect ad placement

[@Movies_with_Marco]

This is my first time on your channel 1st time watching one of your videos and I’m all about it

[@theoldbarrio9589]

Shiiiii hope you enjoy it 🙏🔥

[@vernefits1953]

His brother catching him singing and simping LoL

[@maximusprime3459]

Lou Diamond Phillips was epic as Richie but Esai Morales will always be Legendary as Bob.

[@jesusbrown8398]

My grandmother was 7 years old when Ritchie Valens died in the plane crash in 1959

[@stevenguevara2184]

They were trying. To keep it true to the story

[@aceofcheems7685]

5:39 YES YOU DID THE REFERENCE

[@MinutesFromVegas]

I grew up in the Rio Grande Valley and I can say with no sarcasm this movie is responsible for 1. Why I play music, 2. Don't get on planes, 3. Why Joey Pants will forever be loved by the Latin community.

[@jonathanramos8414]

Domestic violence is sadly too common in our households

[@McSentryYTP]

Carlos from Blood In Blood Out was also one of the Border Patrol agents in Born in East LA who had a larger role in the alternate ending of the film alongside Jan-Michael Vincent despite the minor appearance of both him and Vincent in the scene where they and the rest of the INS would round every worker who was working in the toy plush factory warehouse and catches Cheech hiding in a giant Teddy Bear

[@bordertownmex8810]

"Wanna buy a Kilo???" 😅 My favorite part.

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As a kid...i had no idea what that stuff was. Lol

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Doesn’t he say “have one of my balls” and the guy kisses the stash? Bob had the best lines