(top left
to right- Soledad "Chole" Salaz, Lalo Guerrero,
and Gregorio "Goyo" Escalante) (seated-
Joe "Yuca" Salaz)
Los Carlistas (1936)
(top left
to right- Joe "Yuca" Salaz, Lalo Guerrero,
Gregorio "Goyo" Escalante) (seated- Soledad
"Chole" Salaz)
Los Carlistas (1936)
(left
to right- Soledad "Chole" Salaz, Gregorio
"Goyo" Escalante, Lalo Guerrero, and Joe
"Yuca" Salaz)
Goyo & Lalo (Tucson, Arizona- mid 1930's)
Trio Imperial (c. 1946)
(left
to right- Jose Coria, Lalo Guerrero, and Mario Sanchez)
Trio Imperial (c. 1948) (Mayflower Club)
(Jose
Coria, Lalo Guerrero, and Mario Sanchez)
Lalo
Guerrero (c. 1948)
Lalo Guerrero c. 1949
Lalo Guerrero c. 1950
Lalo Guerrero c. 1950
Lalo Guerrero y Sus Cinco Lobos (late 40s-early 50s) left to right- Pete Alcaraz, Lalo Guerrero, Frank
Quijada, Nacho Barranco, Tino Isgrow, and David Lopez
Lalo and his band on the road (mid 50s)
(standing left to right- Bill Castagnino, unidentified,
Bill Trujillo, and Frank Quijada) (front- Al Leon,
and Lalo Guerrero)
Lalo and his band in the studio (mid-50s)
(foreground
left- Lenny Niehaus, behind Lenny- Bill Trujillo,
behind Bill- Frank Quijada, left to right from there-
Lalo Guerrero, Al Leon, unidentified, and Bill Castagnino)
Lalo Guerrero y Su Orquesta (1960s)
(left
to right- Lalo Guerrero, Pete Alcaraz, Mike Sanchez,
Chuck Lechuga, Ernie Molina, Bart Calderall, Rudy
Gallardo, and Tony Facciutto)
Flyer for Discos Real
Artists
(In the
mid-50s, my dad and his partner Manuel Acuña owned
Discos Real)
Lalo's night club (c. 1962- 1972)
(note:
Lalo and Margaret, my mom and dad, behind the bar
in the center photo and Lalo and his band on the bandstand
in the bottom photo)
Matchbook from Lalo
Guerrero's Club (c. 1960)
(Before
buying his nightclub outright in 1962, he co-owned
it with a partner. During that short period,
it was called "Lalo Guerrero's Club."
EMI
Capitol (Mexico) publicity card (c. 1970)
Lalo with Conrad Lozano & David Hidalgo of Los
Lobos (1981)
Lalo & Mark Guerrero
(1985)
(Southwest Museum- Highland Park)
Lalo Guerrero and Don
Tosti (c. 1985)
(Lalo
and Don were competitors, but had a mutual respect.)
Lalo & Dolores Huerta (c. 1990)
(singing
his "Corrido de Dolores Huerta" to her at
UCLA)
Lalo Guerrero, Jose
Feliciano & Paul Rodriguez
(backstage at "El Show de Paul Rodriguez," early
90s)
Linda Ronstadt & Lalo (Tucson Mariachi Festival- mid-90s)
California Department of Agriculture campaign (mid
90s)
Dan, Lalo & Mark
Guerrero (1997)
(Days
after Lalo was awarded the National Medal of Arts by
President Clinton)
Lalo with Louie Perez
and David Hidalgo of Los Lobos (late 90s)
Skip Heller, Lalo
Guerrero, Mark Guerrero, unidentified (2002)
(Japanese-American Museum, Los Angeles, CA)
Lalo Guerrero's Final Performance
Tucson, Arizona 2004
