Eduardo Lalo Guerrero was known as the father of Chicago music. He was a Mexican guitarist, as well as a singer. He was well known for his influence on many of today’s current Latin artists. The name of his first group was called Los Carlistas. They represented Arizona at the time, which was in the year of 1939. In the year of 1940, he moved to Los Angeles. He played in a few roles that actually went uncredited.Boots and Saddles was just one of the movies he played a role in. The other movie was titled His Kind of Woman. Most of the things that he has done throughout his career went unrecognized as he still continued to be apart of a lot of things. Pancho Lopez, was one of his very first hits, that was released in the 1950s. He then began receiving many different awards. One of those awards came from Bill Clinton in the year of 1997. He was presented with the Presidential Medal of the Arts. He has received a few other awards for the many things that he has taken part it. He died in an assisted living facility, after his health began to decline.You thought this was good? Brace yourself: Beats, rhymes and life along the journey…(and goodbye to Facundo Cabral)
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