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Nearly four decades into a career that’s taken them from the barrios of East Los Angeles to a gig at the White House, David Hidalgo and his Los Lobos bandmates sound no less juiced about exploring their music than they did during the outfit’s early days. And we have to say, we're pretty psyched about dancing to “La Bamba” in a bowling alley. The band is currently revisiting its 1992 record, Kiko, with a 20th-anniversary reissue of the masterpiece.
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