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#2 – Richard Steven Valenzuela (Ritchie Valens) was born to a poor family in Pacoima, California on May 13, 1941. Though he was Mexican-American Ritchie didn't speak Spanish. From Pacoima in LA he traveled with a brother to Veracruz, Mexico. While there, they heard "La Bamba", a traditional Mexican folk song. Ritchie's wheels started turning...
Valens learned enough Spanish to sing the song. Released in 1958, it hit the US Top 40 charts. Deemed one of early rock and roll's best-known songs, Rolling Stone magazine and VHI declared the tune one of the greatest songs of all time.
#3 – Lou Diamond Phillips played Ritchie Valens in 1987's biographical drama La Bamba. Instead of Diamond singing, bass guitar player David Hidalgo provided the voice. That said, Diamond did a great job lip syncing in the biopic.
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Stan guests with Chad and Rob on Society Stuff Podcast, Jan. 22. Link coming.
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