Narco-Corrido: Gangsta Rap Music With A Mexican Flavor

LOS ANGELES ? OCTOBER 16: Escorted by some of his fans, Sacramento Ramirez, nicknamed ?El Malo? (the Bad), the singer of the Narco-Corrido band Los Razos arrives at El Farallon Club October 16, 2003 in the Lynwood neighborhood of Los Angeles, California. Narco-Corrido bands, a genre of music that includes a mix of crude lyrics about Mexican drug dealers, their exploits and traditional Mexican music, are hugely popular and banned from being played on the radio in several Mexican states. (Photo by Gilles Mingasson/Getty Images)
LOS ANGELES ? OCTOBER 16: Escorted by some of his fans, Sacramento Ramirez, nicknamed ?El Malo? (the Bad), the singer of the Narco-Corrido band Los Razos arrives at El Farallon Club October 16, 2003 in the Lynwood neighborhood of Los Angeles, California. Narco-Corrido bands, a genre of music that includes a mix of crude lyrics about Mexican drug dealers, their exploits and traditional Mexican music, are hugely popular and banned from being played on the radio in several Mexican states. (Photo by Gilles Mingasson/Getty Images)
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