pachuco造句

• The founder of the " Pachuco " subculture was a Mexican comedian and film actor named German Vald閟 better-known by his Artistic name " Tin-Tan ".
• Under the Gonzales Graphics name, Gonzales also sold shirts geared toward " La Raza, " with Aztec designs, Pachuco imagery, and illustrations of the Mexican Revolution.
• His character of the pachuco always portrayed to have a  flare for chaos and a lack of respect for the authorities as well as for formalities ( Dur醤 43 ).
• Several of Guerrero's Pachuco songs, including " Marijuana Boogie, " form the backbone of the soundtrack to Luis Valdez's acclaimed 1982 film " Zoot Suit ."
• Anglo servicemen attacked young Chicanos dressed in the pachuco uniform of the day : long coats with wide shoulders and pleated, high-waisted, pegged pants, or zoot suits.
• But Chucho ( Morales ), the boy Maria carried back with her from Mexico, has joined a pachuco gang, lost respect for his father and clearly is headed for trouble.
• Since high school, he said, he quickly moved on to Navajo, O'odam, Papago, Pachuco, Polish and whatever came along, including eight Australian Aboriginal languages.
• This included the attire of Roco, inspired by the pachuco culture represented by Tin Tan, the incorporation of a saxophone, and a celebration of the street culture of Mexico City.
• And Esai Morales'intensity as the brother who self-destructively goes the pachuco route is wasted on the " West Side Story " caricaturing in which he soon seems trapped.
• "' Pachuco "'refers to a particular old school subculture of Chicanos and Mexican-Americans associated with zoot suits, street gangs, nightlife, and flamboyant public behavior.