Mark Guerrero Radio

Louie Perez of Los Lobos

Mark Guerrero interviews Louie Perez of Los Lobos about the band's music and career and plays selected recordings from the Los Lobos catalog.

Chris Montez

Mark Guerrero interviews Chris Montez, nee Ezekiel Montanez, about his life and career and plays selected recordings from his catalog including his hits "Let's Dance," "Call Me," and "The More I See You.

Lalo Guerrero

Mark Guerrero talks about the music and career of his father, Lalo Guerrero, the Father of Chicano Music and plays selected recordings from his catalog.

Chan Romero

Mark Guerrero interviews rock pioneer Chan Romero, whose song "The Hippy Hippy Shake" was recorded by the Beatles, the Swinging Blue Jeans, and the Georgia Satellites.  Selected recordings from his catalog are played and discussed.

Fred Sanchez and Jerry Salas of El Chicano

Mark Guerrero interviews Fred Sanchez (founder, leader, bassist) and Jerry Salas (lead singer, guitarist) of El Chicano about their music and career and play and discuss selected recordings from their catalog including their hits "Viva Tirado," and "Tell Her She's Lovely."

Rudy Salas of Tierra

Mark Guerrero interviews singer/songwriter/guitarist Rudy Salas, leader of Tierra, about his career and plays selected recordings from Tierra's catalog including their hits "Together" and "Memories." 

Don Tosti

Mark Guerrero interviews the late musician/composer/arranger Don Tosti, nee Edmundo Tostado, about his career, which includes playing with Jack Teagarden, Jimmy Dorsey, Charlie Barnett, and Les Brown in the 40s, as well as leading the Pachuco Boogie Boys and his own Latin orchestra in the 50s.  Selected recordings from his catalog are played and discussed.

Jose "Dr. Loco" Cuellar

Mark Guerrero interviews singer/songwriter/educator Jose Cuellar, PhD, aka Dr. Loco, about his life and career and plays selected recordings from his catalog.

Ersi Arvizu

Mark Guerrero interviews singer/songwriter Ersi Arvizu about her life and career, which includes being a member of the Sisters, El Chicano, and a solo artist on "Friend for Life," an album produced by Ry Cooder.  Her participation on Cooder's "Chavez Ravine" album and her career as a boxer and boxing trainer are also discussed.

Max Uballez

Mark Guerrero interviews singer/songwriter/author Max Uballez of the Romancers in the 60s and Macondo in the 70s.  Selected recordings from Max's career are played and discussed.  His book "Chuy de Cabra" is also spotlighted.