A legend shot by the cartel May 31, 1992, what caused this outcome? Born August 30, 1960 in Culiacan Mexico, Rosalino "Chalino" Sanchez is a stellar artist, composer, and singer.A legend who we all remember and heard of at least once in our life was shot by the cartel. Chalino sang a genre called narcocorridos, but this was not why he got killed. To understand "Chalino's" death threat and why he got killed, you need to research deep into his songs. "Chalino" Sanchez's career starts in 1991 with his first song "Lucio Villarreal" a song about a man and how he got killed. "Chalino" based his songs on 2 topics: the drug war and love. "Chalino" had many songs dedicated to drug traffickers and their tragic deaths such has the song "Contrabando en la Frontera" which tells the tale of Juan Escalante and Rosaura Santana who tried to smuggle 100 keys of marijuana through the border where they were caught and fired shots which killed 14 including them. …show more content…
This song sings about how 2 men were brutally tortured "without compassion." "Chahino" also sings the graphic and gory ending of the torture these men went through. He ends this song with a biblical ending: "Bad company/leaves nothing good." Despite all these songs ending in some tragic death and family members mourning for them, "Chalino" also had another side of his song. The most known part of "Chalino" is the love side. The "Chalino" also had a love side. "Chalino" has many well known love songs such as "Alma Enamorada" a song talking about how in-love is soul is in. He says this in many forms such as "Tengo el alma enamorada, muy enamorada, mi bien Si me das toda tu vida, yo te la doy también" which states how his soul is very in love and if you give him your life he'll give his
It is a long-with-standing stereotype that Italians love to gamble. This is true. My great grandfather, Pasquale Giovannone, played the riskiest hand of cards when he immigrated to the United States as an illegal stowaway at the age of thirteen. He forged a life for himself amidst the ever-changing social and political shifts of the early nineteenth century. The legacy he left would later lead to the birth of my father, John Giovannone, in Northern New Jersey in 1962.
Francesco Landini was a famous medieval composer. He was born in 1335 in Fiesole, Italy, near Florence, Italy. Francesco’s father was Jacopo the Painter, and Francesco was blinded as a child by smallpox. Landini won a laurel wreath for winning a poetical competition as a child. He played the flute, rebec, and the portative organ, which was a small organ-like instrument popular for secular music. Francesco composed mostly ballatas, which were songs with one voice accompanied by one or more instruments. He composed only secular music, and has only 140 surviving works. Even though he was a musical composer, Francesco Landini also wrote Italian and Latin poems. He was an inspiration to most later secular music composers. Francesco died in 1397
Other than facing a few charges in the United States, El Chapo managed to escape any severe penalties and he soon earned the title, “Osama Bin Laden of drug trafficking.” In 1989, El Chapo was able to fund his own drug organization with the help of some of his former boss’s territory. His business, known as Sinaloa put him on the radar as one of Mexico’s most powerful and dangerous drug traffickers. “As the power of the Colombian drug cartels like Medellin and Cali began to wane, Sinaloa…. took control of the cocaine trade extending from South America to the United States.” (http://whereiselchapoguzman.com/) Sinaloa trafficked heroin, mariguana and methamphetamine into the United States, eventually expanding to five continents and grew into the biggest drug operation in the world. He produced gangs including “Los Chachos”, “Los Lobos” and “Los Negros” to protect his empire. “Over the years, Guzmán’s men have been accused of committing more than 1,000 murders throughout all of Mexico.”
middle of paper ... ... Rosas Perez survived.” This quote shows just how reckless and violent the cartel is. It also shows how they can have an effect on politics. The lengths the drug cartels go to are insane and radical.
People get influenced by this music and want to live the expensive and exotic life these drug lords live by. In this research paper, I am going to explain how the emergence of narcocorridos has influenced the young generation and societies in the United States and Mexico. The narcocorrido is a subgenre of the corrido. The corrido first started in the late nineteenth century, but reached its peak in the Mexican Revolution 1910 when political leaders like Pancho Villa and Emiliano Zapata were in action in Mexico (Stavans). Throughout the years, Corridos have covered other major events that have involved important figures like labor activist Cesar Chavez, Tejana singer Selena and the revolutionary Subcomandante Marcos.
The police and other say that Luis confessed of killing at least 140 boys. It took an average of five years to to rape them. End up going to jail on April 22, 1999 because of a rape charge that had nothing to do with the killing. A lot of colombians was fed up with Luis because he didn't get the death penalty because Columbian didn't believe in it. He is the one with the most victims. He had the kids tied up and torture and raped them. While he was doing that he was drunk.
There were many great composers during the late baroque period, each with their own distinct talents. Each composer played a key role in shaping the baroque period. Arcangelo Corelli was one of those important composers that influenced many people during his time. He lived in Italy from 1653 to 1713. He was a composer, teacher, and a violinist. Corelli was an influential person in the baroque period; “History has remembered him with such titles as ‘Founder of Modern Violin Technique,’ the ‘World's First Great Violinist,’ and the ‘Father of the Concerto Grosso.’” (Arcangelo Corelli: A Concise Biography).
A major Mexican drug cartel is called the Sinaloa Cartel, which is still around today. The founders of the Sinaloa Cartel are: Jaime Herrera; Jorge Favela Escobar; Pedro Áviles Pérez, who was killed September 9, 1978; Miguel Ángel Félix Gallardo, captured in April 8, 1989; and Héctor Luis “El Guero Palmo, captured in June 24, 1995, and extradited to the U.S. to face drug-trafficking charges on January 19, 2007. The current leaders of the Sinaloa Cartel are Arturo Beltrán Leyva, and his brothers, Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán Loera and Ismael “El Mayo” Zambada García.
Narcocorridos: Varying Perception Across the Border Often referred to as the gangster rap of Mexico, Narcocorridos are centered on the drug cartels of Mexico and are frequently used as an outlet for boasting and violence. Emerging in the 1980s and 1990s, the narcocorrido has become a hugely popular style of Mexican music. Although controversial in Mexico, Narcocorrido has gained popularity throughout the US, especially in California. The violence portrayed through this music is often embraced by many Hispanics in the US as a part of the gangster lifestyle. Narcocorridos, although a modern form of popular corridos, developed due to the historical and cultural significance of drugs throughout Mexico.
... and a peasant. Escobar started his legacy of being a notorious ruthless cocaine distributor in the 1970’s. By the 1980’s Escobar’s cartel was responsible for over 80% of the worlds cocaine productivity. Between 1984 & 1987, fifteen judges and numerous other governmental figures were assassinated in streets of Medellin. By 1993 credited with killing more than 200 judges, an attorney general, three presidential candidates, estimated 1000 police officers, dozens of journalists, and thirty kidnappings.
Alcohol abuse, psychological abuse,and poverty are some factors that lead Luis Garavito Cubillos to be the world’s worst rapist and serial killer. Cubillos, also known as “the beast” needed to feel god like. He had the worst fantasies but the fantasies were better than real life. He would recreate the murders and soon about 172 young boys became victims of him.
After his father kicked him out of his house at the age of fifteen, El Chapo moved in with his grandparents for five years before following in the footsteps of his uncle and one of the “first pioneers” in drug trafficking, Pedro Aviles Pérez. El Chapo was known for being ambitious, even in his youth. He would pressure his superiors to often allow him and increase his shipments. Guzman was known as someone that was not to be messed with. If shipments were late or wrong, El Chapo would shoot the person that had wronged him, and his superiors liked that about him. Those that were on the other end of the gun however, did not, for they feared him and were willing to pay more for El Chapo’s shipments as long as they were not killed. El Chapo’s no nonsense rules led him to be introduced to one of the major drug lords Félix Gallardo, who employed him as a part of his logistics team, which was in charge of getting drugs from Colombia through land, air and sea. Gallardo had killed a Drug Enforcement Administration agent, a move that upset the United States and forced Mexico to act and punish those involved. When Gallardo was captured, El Chapo seized his opportunity and the land that was under the Guadalajara Cartel was divided amongst him and other drug traffickers. The land that was given to El Chapo was land that bordered the state of Arizona and
In 1993 El Chapo was arrested and was believed to have escaped in a laundry truck in 2001. Sinaloa has become the largest drug trafficking organization in Mexico. El Chapo’s supplies eighty percent of the drugs entering the U.S, mostly from Chicago. People say that El Chapo is controlling Sinaloa’s drug operations from hiding somewhere in the mountains of Durango. He didn’t have much education, he ended school in third grade and worked until the 1980’s when he joined the Guadalajara cartel.... ...
Heitor Villa-Lobos (1887-1959) was one of the leading composers of nationalism in the 20th century in Brazil. He has been recognized for his achievement in creating unique compositional styles in which contemporary European techniques such as Impressionism and reinterpreted elements of national music are combined. He collected many original folk tunes through trips to the various areas of Brazil. Villa-Lobos introduced the South American music to the West by using both materials of western contemporary music such as Impressionism and folk tunes of Brazil originating from Africa and Portugal in his piano music, Prole do Bebê, series 1, W. 140 (1918) simultaneously. This piece shows his tendency of nationalism and became the driving force in the development of Brazilian nationalism.
Consider a situation where a family is sitting at the dining table, the son pull out his iPhone, connects to Wi-Fi, and starts chatting with his friends on “Facebook”. The father has a Samsung Galaxy S4 in his hands and he is reading the newspaper online and using “Whatsapp” messenger while having his meal. The mother is busy texting her friends. They are all “socializing” but none of them has spoken as much as a single word to each other. This situation can be commonly seen nowadays. Technology has brought us closer and squeezed the distances but in reality, it has taken us away from each other. The rapid growth of technology has brought about significant changes in human lives, especially in their relationships. The latest technologies have turned this world into a “global village” but the way humans interact with each other, the types of relations and their importance has changed a lot. The advancement in technology has brought us close but has also taken us apart.