Lalo Guerrero
Eduardo "Lalo" Guerrero (singer/songwriter) was born December
24, 1916 in Tucson, Arizona.
He became famous with his song "Cancion Mexicana" which
was recorded by the late ranchera great Lucha Reyes.
Some of Lalo's other big hits were: "Barrio
Viejo", "Chicas Patas Boogie", Muy Sabroso Blues, and "El Chicano."
Lalo received several lifetime achievement awards from
organizations such as Nosotros and United Farm Workers.
In 1991, Lalo Guerrero was inducted into the Tejano Music
Award's Hall of Fame.
His former grade school in Tuscon, Arizona, was renamed
after him.
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