Los Lobos - 30 For Thirty: Celebrating 3 Decades Of 'Kiko' - Day 3 "Wake Up Dolores"

30 For Thirty: Celebrating 30 Years Of 'Kiko' - Day 3
“Dave first played it on a 12 string and it sounded almost African. And I had this idea about writing something about indigenous people who were displaced by the wars in Central America and how they had gone back to reclaim their homeland. I told Dave I had this idea about people traveling back home again.” -- Louie
"Wake Up Dolores" paints a vivid and somber picture of the hardships faced by indigenous people; hardships that are still very prevalent in the lives of many folks today. Los Lobos have always faced topics of adversity in the themes of their lyrics, with 'Kiko' showing off the band's gift for storytelling. Which lyrics have always stuck with you?
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[@franklinzappa7043]

5-29-22. Currently my all time favorite Live Band. Phenominal Master Musicians. See you Soon at Red Rocks Colorado USA.

[@greengiant9739]

You guys truly rock .. what a fantastic band..... 🤠

[@robertkees6048]

This album and song are very special to me. Many lavender moons ago I got my first Golden Retriever and I named her Kiko after this wonderful album. It's been nearly 20 years since she passed away, recently I bought a small children's wooden chair and painted it exactly like the chair on the cover. It's my tribute to my wonderful friend and companion Kiko, seeing it everyday reminds me of her so she stays within my heart. R.I.P. my sweet Kiko, you will always be loved.

[@BenjaminAmbato]

Wow hermanos felicidades. Sigue sonando the great band ever. THANKS.

[@mariuszeven]

My favorite song by them. Thanks!