(left
to right- Mark Guerrero, Andy Tesso (formerly of The
Romancers), Louie Durazo,
Chan Romero, John Perez
(of The Premiers), Billy Cardenas, and Willie Mondragon)
Chan Romero (2006)
(left
to right- Rick Cowling, Brian Pim, Chan Romero, and
Mark Guerrero)
Chan Romero & Mark
Guerrero (c. 2009)
Chan & Mark
(Jan
Kayser driving the Bentley)
photo by Chris Kayser
Chan Romero & Mark
Guerrero (2014)
Don Tosti
Don Tosti (1943)
Pachuco Boogie Boys (clockwise from left: Bob Hernandez,
Don Tosti, Raul Diaz, and Eddie Cano)
Don Tosti & Mark Guerrero (1998)
Mark Guerrero & Don Tosti (2004)
Flaco
Jimenez
Flaco Jimenez & Mark Guerrero- Paris, France (1998)
(performing
Mark's song "Oh Maria" on a live radio show)
Flaco Jimenez & Mark Guerrero- Paris, France (1998)
Flaco Jimenez & Mark Guerrero- San Antonio (2015)
Flaco with The Texas Tornadoes (1996)
(left
to right- Flaco Jimenez, Doug Sahm, Freddy Fender,
and Augie Meyers)
Tierra
Tierra (1972)
(left
to right- David Torrez, Steve Salas, Rudy Villa, unidentified,
and Rudy Salas)
Tierra (1981)
(left
to right- Bobby Navarette, Phillip Madayag, Steve
Falomir, Joey Guerra,
Roberto Loya, Rudy Salas, Steve Salas and Andre Baeza)
Tierra (2002)
(top row,
left to right-
Jeff Lewis, Dale Villavicencio, Roger Rivas, Isaac
Avila, Steve Falomir, Rudy Villa, Victor Cisneros,
and Aaron Ballesteros
front, left to right- Rudy Salas and Billy Mondragon)
Mark Guerrero & Rudy Salas (2002) (backstage at The Galaxy Theater, Santa Ana, CA)
(Rudy is leader, lead guitarist, vocalist, and chief
songwriter for Tierra)
Steve Salas & Mark Guerrero (1996)
(Steve
was a founding member and lead vocalist of Tierra.
Steve Salas & Mark Guerrero (2005)
(El Paso,
Texas)
Carmencristina Moreno
Carmencristina Moreno (1972)
Carmencristina Moreno (2000)
Carmencristina Moreno & Mark Guerrero (2004)
Mark & Carmencristina Moreno
Lalo
Guerrero
Lalo Guerrero (c. 1950)
Lalo Guerrero (c. 2000)
Lalo & Mark (1997)
(Washington
D.C.)
Los Lobos
Los Lobos (2002)
(left
to right- Steve Berlin, Conrad Lozano,
David Hidalgo, Louie Perez, and Cesar Rosas)
Lalo & Mark Guerrero, Eugene Rodriguez & Cesar
Rosas (1995)
(recording
vocals for Los Lobos' 1995 "Papa's Dream"
CD)
Mark Guerrero
& Cesar Rosas (1995)
Cesar Rosas, Eric Burdon, Mark Guerrero, and Hurricane
Ramon (1995)
(Fantasy
Springs Casino, Indio, California)
Los Lobos & Mark Guerrero (1995)
(left to right- David Hidalgo, Conrad Lozano, Mark
Guerrero, Cesar Rosas and Louie Perez)
Jimi Seville, Jimmy Espinoza, Louie Perez, Mark
Guerrero, and David Hidalgo(2013)
