Hispanic Causing Panic

Track Listings

1. Raza

2. Hold Your Own

3. Straight to the Bank

4. Come Together

5. Smoke

6. Ya Estuvo (That's It)

7. Homicide

8. Hispanic Causing Panic

9. In the City

10. Raza [Cantina Mix]

Average customer rating:

viva la raza!
CLASSIC
Racist no way! Proud of his Culture Yes!
Very Good First Album
Forgotten If Not Gone

Hispanic Causing Panic
Kid Frost
Manufacturer: Virgin Records Us
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

Latin Rap | Latin Music | Styles | Music

Gangsta & Hardcore | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music

General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music

Old School | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music

West Coast | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music

Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music
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ASIN: B000000WHD
Release Date: 1992-06-29

Tracks:

La Raza
Hold Your Own
Straight To The Bank
Come Together
Smoke
Ya Estuvo
Homicide
Hispanic Causing Panic
In The City
La Raza (Cantina Mix)

Customer Reviews:

viva la raza!.......2006-02-19

im not even chicano but i gotta give it up for this hood classic!!!

CLASSIC.......2005-11-11

this cd is a classic and every track is banging old school this cd is not racist if u dont like laraza you are a racist L.P.W.W.

Racist no way! Proud of his Culture Yes!.......2004-12-10

This is for "la raza" which means my people is not racist by any terms. Those who say he is are just simply ignorant of the point of view of which he is coming from. Brown is beautiful is all he is trying to say and that he is also proud of his heritage and people which do not even know there roots and have no culture behind them could never understand because the only culture they know is what they see on TV. This doesn't come from the real people themselves. Kid Frost tells the truth on how hispanics live in East L.A.

Very Good First Album.......2002-07-09

Racist? Hardly. Kid Frost was one of the first hispanic rappers who exploded on the music scene. With acts like Gerrardo trying to represent "La Raza", Kid Frost came out and let everyone know what life was like in East L.A.

Admittingly Kid Frost seems to borrow from earlier black rappers like Big Daddy Kane, and has an angry pen pointed back at his own community (like Ice-T and Ice Cube), Kid Frost enters the realm previously occupied by black rappers (and Vanilla Ice).

Forgotten If Not Gone.......2002-03-25