Los Lobos

Latino Bands

Overview by Don Snowden, Los Angeles Times, January 1984

EVER SINCE Ritchie Valens rocketed into the national spotlight a quarter century ago with 'La Bamba', Los Angeles' Latino musicians have made repeated attempts to ...

Los Lobos: How Will The Wolf Survive?

Review by Don Snowden, Los Angeles Times, December 1984

THE EAST L.A. musical landscape is littered with one hit wonders who plunged back to obscurity as swiftly as they escaped from it, but the ...

Los Lobos

Profile and Interview by Michael Goldberg, Rolling Stone, April 1985

East L.A.'s favorite sons can play everything from blues to Tex-Mex ...

Los Lobos: By The Light of the Moon (Slash)

Review by Don Snowden, Boston Phoenix, January 1987

‘ONE TIME One Night’ kicks off Los Lobos's By The Light of the Moon (Slash) with such instantly riveting command and power that it seems ...

Los Lobos: La Pistola y El Corazon

Review by Geoffrey Himes, Washington Post, The, October 1988

THE DIFFERENCE between Linda Ronstadt's recent album of Mexican folk standards and Los Lobos' new album of Mexican folk standards, La Pistola y El Corazon, ...

Los Lobos: Wild Gift

Profile and Interview by Richard Gehr, Spin, June 1996

Years down the road, Los Lobos defy all odds, making the most radically experimental music of their career. Richard Gehr hones in on their secret ...

The Entertainers: Learning from Los Lobos

Review by Nick Hornby, New Yorker, April 2001

WHAT A PIECE OF WORK is a boxed set! How infinite(ish) in faculty! In action, how like an angel! ...

How The Wolf Survived: Los Lobos’ 30-Year Ride

Sleevenotes by Roy Trakin, Hollywood Records, 2004

"Someday I will go home /And I’ll find peace in the house/Of my heavenly father." (‘Someday’) ...