Chicano Rap
Chicano Rap by Mz_Sunshine aka Lao_Dreamer February 6, 2005
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chicano rap
real gangster rap made by mexican/americans also known as chicanos usually bald headed cholos who are gang affiliated to surenos or the mexican mafia nortenos are also chicano rappers but their rap sounds like black rap(no disrespect to black people) and nortenos use the n word alot that also applies to texas chicano rappers and chicano rappers from nyc but sureno chicano rappers from southern california and some from nevada and arizona talk only about gangbanging and about the mexican raza and about their brown pride.
Chicano rapper: Chicano rap talks more about gangbanging and brown pride and reggaton only talks about having sex while black rap only talks about bitches and money.
chicano rap by mexicanlakerfan August 23, 2007
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chicano rap by PUSSY IS THE BEST LIKE LA September 15, 2005
Chicano Rap
Is a subgenre of Rap which is made and performed by Mexican Americans or people of Mexican decent. Also it is a unique style where it is articulated through Spanglish and or Calo which is Chicano Slang. Also Chicano Rap mixes lyrics while rapping in both English and Spanish at the same time or in the same song. It is very distinct where it is probably one of the only genres of music in the world that is performed always in 2 languages English and Spainsh.
Chicano Rap by real33 January 26, 2024
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