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| | Los Lobos: Kiko - PopMatters Music Review |
 | | Los Lobos, the little band from East Los Angeles, created an album that didn't recycle roots rock, country, R&B, or the Latin sound, but instead redefined it by stretching each of the genres' artistic potential. |
 | | Granted, in 1992, the pre-alternative era was not suitable to Los Lobos' surrealist tale of a demon-like creature. |
 | | Los Lobos refined their childish storytelling on 1995's Papa's Dream, an inventive children's album, then later expanded their more adult-oriented experimental sound on Colossal Head, This Time, and the brilliant Good Morning Aztlan. |
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