Greatest Latin-U.S. Rock Artists (Revision Version)

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Criteria: In the recent history of American contemporary music, there were many artists who belonged to different movements of Latin music in the United States (Brown Eyed Soul, Chicano Rock, Latin Funk, Tex Mex, Latin Rap, Latin Alternative, etc). Here the Greatest artists in the Latin Contemporary Music Scene that developed their music in the United States based on their relevance and importance for the Hispanic community and the music history of rock.

Edited By: Jose Luis Mercado
Last Updated: 2011-06-23

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1. Santana (San Francisco, California 1967 -)
2. Ritchie Valens (Pocoima, California born 1941 - 1959)
3. Los Lobos (Los Angeles, California 1973)
4. Cypress Hill (Los Angeles, California 1988 -)
5. Fania All Stars (New York, New York 1967 -)
6. Ozomatli (Los Angeles, California 1995 -)
7. Malo (San Francisco, California 1970 -)
8. Los Lonely Boys (San Angelo, Texas 1997 -)
9. El Chicano (Los Angeles, California - 1970 -)
10. War (Long Beach, California - 1969 -)
11. Cannibal & the Headhunters (Los Angeles, California 1961 -)
12. Azteca (San Francisco, California 1972 -)
13. Freddie Fender (San Benito, Texas born 1941 -)
14. The Mars Volta (El Paso, Texas 2001 -)
15. Thee Midniters (Los Angeles, California 1964 - 1972)
16. Selena (Lake Jackson, Texas born 1971 - 1995)
17. Mandrill (Brooklyn, New York 1971 - 1995)
18. Question Mark And The Mysterians (Flint, Michigan 1962 -)
19. Sam The Sham And The Pharaohs (Dallas, Texas 1964 -)
20. Big Pun (Bronx, New York born 1971 - 2000)
21. Tierra (Los Angeles, California 1973 -)
22. Trini Lopez (Dallas, Texas born 1937 -)
23. Tower of Power (Oakland, California 1968-)
24. Latin Playboys (Los Angeles, California 1993 -)
25. The Plugz (Los Angeles, California 1978 -)
26. Los Super Seven (Texas, 1998 -)
27. Brujería (Los Angeles, California 1989)
28. Voodoo Glow Skulls (Riverside, California - 1988)
29. Cruzados (Los Angeles, California 1984 - 1988)
30. Yerba Buena (Bronx, New York 2001 -)