Here are some answers for some of the comments I'm reading, so hopefully this edit will clear some thing up: 1. Yes, my pronunciation of certain words are not great. In fact, they're pretty bad at times lol. English is my first language and I had some Hispanic friends/family help me translate and pronounce the words I was having trouble with, but clearly not enough research was put into the linguistics side of this documentary. Hopefully it will only get better as I make more and more videos. I appreciate everyone who took the time to comment the true pronunciations as this will only improve my Spanish! 2. In the video I mention "the cartel" when there are more than one cartel organizations in Mexico. I should've said "a cartel" to be more specific/accurate. Also, someone pointed out that I used a video of the CJNG (Jalisco New Generation Cartel) at the beginning when they didn't even exist at the time of Chalino's death. Just something important to note. 3. Someone also mentioned that the murder of Chalino Sanchez is not unknown and that Chalo Araujo was responsible; however, this has never been proven and there seems to be no reliable sources to back up this claim. So, until there are, it remains a mystery… I obtained all of my research through news articles, direct accounts, and police reports in order to get the most accurate information I possibly could. Please keep commenting giving feedback, facts, and anything else you feel I missed in the video. Can't wait to drop the next one soon!
Nice story, but it’s actually missing a lot of information, chalinos death is no mystery at all, the person who killed him was Chalo Araujo by orders of a top Sinaloa cartel member back then, Chalo Araujo was a hitman or “sicario” that would work independently from any organization, he got hired and of course accepted this, because Chalino had a reputation of being really tough and not scared of anyone, once chalino got pulled over of course he recognized this men and already knew what was going on, Chalo Araujo wanted to humiliate Chalino and told him to kneel ask for forgiveness and lick his boots, to which chalino replied the only 2 people I kneel to are god, and my mother not to a mediocre sicario pig like you. Chalo Araujo got very upset and gave him the one shot in between his eyes which in Spanish is called El tiro de gracia, also he asked his other sicarios to not say a word about what Chalino had said or he would kill them because it was very embarrassing for him since he was a very respected and feared men, but Chalino pretty much humiliated him I front of his sicarios, these guys did not listen Chalo Araujos instructions and everybody in Culiacán knew that Chalino died how a true men would, fearless. Sorry if my English is not good I tried explaining it the best I could. Thanks ! Please like and comment so other people can see this !!!!!!!!!
greade Aundera you right but he didn’t act hard n do bad things he was only hard when ppl wanted to start beef with him he always defended himself but unfortunately that night he couldn’t they killed him the most coward way smh they had to dress up as cops 👮♀️
Jonathan Juarez that’s why i call hard bro n he was the youngest brother he had older siblings but they weren’t capable of killing someone and Chalino didn’t care he just simply got revenge
A lot of singers are told they can't sing. Willie Nelson was told by several producers and record companies he couldn't sing, yet he's the second highest record selling artist in country music. They told Tanya Tucker the same thing and she was wildly popular as well.
@@meatballfreak6567 what does it matter how good is his song or whatever he does, that shit doesn’t matter he shared the same blood as someone who had beef with the cartel. we all know what happens next
I’m a filmmaker who is in the process of producing a full length high quality documentary on Chalino, followed by a feature narrative film on his life. Im from LA and I experienced his huge influence growing up. I’m excited to hear that people want to see films about his incredible life!
Important fact regarding Chalino. Chalino was friend and chauffeur for Rigoberto Campos, Chalino even wrote a corrido for his brother Tomas Campos. They both met in prison months before Rigo lost his arms. Rigo was a huge fish in the mafia, as big as the Arellano Felix or Mayo Zambada, except he controlled the Mexicali plaza. He was also Manuel Salcidos cousin, leader of the Guadalajara Cartel (Mencho began trafficking with him). Rigo was killed just months apart from Chalino by the Arellanos in Tijuana. About a year after Rigo, Manuel was killed supposedly by Colombians but that’s a lie, It was CAF. Arellanos were known to kill everyone that could be a potential threat after they killed a big fish. Including Amando Lopez (his death at the hands of Ramon started the war with Chapo Guzmán), they killed his whole male family. Or Chapo Caro, they threw a grenade in his car. I believe he was uncle of Rafa Caro Quintero and cousin of Emilio Quintero. Afterwards they also killed, his son Javier Caro Payan. Same with Baltazar Diaz, killed him and his son Javier Díaz. He was married to Mayos daughter. Mayos wife’s entire family was also massacred in Mazatlán. On Emilio Quintero (the other one that might have ordered the hit on Chalino) was also killed by AFO Anyways I’ve heard two strong rumors of who killed Chalino, either Arellanos due to his friendship with Rigo or Chalo Araujo/Valdemar Escobar Barraza under the orders of Emilio Quintero Payan, the uncle of Rafael Caro Quintero. Chalo Araujo was also the father of Chalito, the hit man that committed suicide when they raided Arturo Beltran. In 1993, Valdemar was caught with Chapo Guzmán in Guatemala. Idk who killed Chalino, but it’s a given that a big fish ordered the hit. Also I find it Amazing how the whole mafia is all connected. Saludos desde Sinaloa compadres Some further information on how it’s all connected. There’s a video that claims that Chapo/MZ and Arellanos ordered the hit on Rigo. That’s a lie. It was all Arellanos. This is highly unlikely because when Rigo lost his arms, one of the men that was at hospital guarding him was Magdaleno Coronel Villarreal, brother of Nacho Coronel. Magdaleno was killed after Rigo possibly for the same reasons they killed Chalino.Had Chapo/MZ participated, Nacho would have never supported them to form the Federation. You can look up Magdaleno name and there are news reports on this event
@@josuelandaverde7359 Chalo died in 2006, before the Beltran Leyva/ Sinaloa war. I’ve heard that Chalo killed someone by mistake and that didn’t go well with his bosses. But idk. Chalito sided with BL because of his respect for Arturo but also because of his friendship with Israel Rincón El Guacho.
@@junior1497 he killed one of Mayos people and instead of Mayo sending a hit he gave him the choice of killing himself so he did, and Chalito didn’t commit suicide he wasn’t even in the building when he died he had barely gotten there to rescue Arturo and was shot 3 times in the chest. His family is trying to clear his name bc he wouldn’t want to be remembered as someone who committed suicide
My dad idolizes this man. Always playing his music and dressing with the FULL attire. Just like Chalino, you go looking for trouble from my dad, you find it. His music to me is nostalgic just because as a young boy my dad would always jam to him.
I like this mans music because rather than singing about being in love with someone he talks about the ones that got away or that he can’t have , you feel the emotion in his music
The video of him reading that note before singing makes me so sad. The fear in his eyes, and knowing what happened after this performance. The fact that we're watching his last performance. The video is so haunting. You SEE how scared he was.
Anxious? Yes. Scared? I would say no. If he was scared he would of ran off that stage the second he read that note. Instead he performed his best performance he had ever done and then dipped. Respect to him for that. He really lived what he talked about.
After diving deep into this story I don't think he was scared after reading that Note that's why he continued to perform. He was a gangster so why would he be afraid. He knew the code to the street life and what came with the territory.
I appreciate you speaking on Chalino! But it’s “Narco-corrido” not “Narcorrido”. Also it’s “Adan” not “Aiden.” But apart from that great information! Much love from North East Los Angeles from a Chicano 🇺🇸🇲🇽
This popped up in my recommendation. Great documentary. The background music goes perfectly with the tone and voice. The editing is spot on and makes your channel worth a subscribe. Keep making documentaries like this and you’ll see fame with your channel for sure. 👍
I discovered Chalino through a TikTok discussing the death note and the night he died. I'm really glad I did because Chalino's story is so interesting. Seems like something that influenced Breaking Bad.
I honestly don't think the note said for him to stop singing. I think it told it was time to pay the price for the crime boss he killed when he was 15. People over there don't let that sort of thing go
I used to be Adan Sanchez barber, I remember the week before he passed away, he was so happy because he did good in the Nokia amphitheater , he sold out. He was also happy to know that his Sinaloa trip was going to be his last performance of the year, and then vacation. I remembered Adan telling me of a dream he had long before his death, he dreamed that he was on top of a building with a lot of lights and he was contemplating the lights but he suddenly fell off the building.
I think Chalinos music would've changed a bit if he was still alive, with the ban radio statios put on narco corridos. He would've probably still have recorded them, probably not as much i believe. It sucks that he was taken too soon.
He probably would've had to tone down on the narco corridos tho since it became a problem in Mexico due to all the cartel violence and how back then there was hella music that glorified violence and drug dealing. But honestly, it would be interesting to see what he would do right now if he was alive.
@@alexamedina9962 dude be quiet. The underground corridos and famous grupos play way more violent corridos than chalinos. Chalino the goat but dont talk about something you clearly dont know anything about
@@villarreal6 yea back then corridos were stories and did glorify the life style a bit. But now groups and artist take it to another level. I think Chalino would still record corridos, pero mas asi al estilo de Antonio Aguilar. And he'd toned down his music a bit to be able to reach the masses. Thats what groups like los Tigres and Tucanes did.
my dad met Chalino and Adan,,adan was around 5 when they met it was a multiple time thing and they had a common close friend🥺 chalino and Adán are my favorites!!
Chalino’s house is two block away from my house. His wife and daughter Cynthia still live there. My older brother was close friends with Adan even from the same hood lol
My dad use to go to his concerts small clubs he’ was known in Los Angeles in la Florence Huntington Park and Bell gardens South Gate he was famous he hung out in parties a lot in Los Angeles he was loved because he was humble to all his Mexican people
Nice amigo I was born in paramount I lived in South Gate there’s a lot of Mexicans there my parents are immigrants I lived on fire stone and Florence in South Gate we moved from California it’s to expensive
Thanks for shedding some light on both Chalino and Adan... both those men made amazing music that to this day is still 🔥🔥🔥🔥 for those who really know what it is
Very well done, I enjoyed this and learned my parts of new knowledge. I dont care if you pronounce things different than me, you educated yourself on a topic and that alone is a great deal.
2 different completely type of people. You can't compare them. They both have their own lanes and both are amazing. This world needs more love and unity not negativity and separation.
theres another channel that covered exactly. i think its called Chalino Sanchez death note. and yes it was a msg not to sing a certain song and that msg was sent from cartel/mafia but Chalino wouldnt be Chalino if he listened to that note.
Adan Sanchez’s tilted tejana made people tilt theirs as a fashion thing. I know this because I have a picture with my uncle who was 16 at the time doing the same thing 😂
He got stopped by some fools dressed as police officers with police cars and tortured him and then executed him that’s why he didn’t defend himself because he thought it was the police. The story says that the person he killed had a brother and for many years was after Chalino until he got revenge from his brother but the truth is really hard to tell.
FIRST TIME I COME ACROSS YOUR CONTENT SO I CLICKED ON IT AS SOON AS I SAW IT WAS ABOUT CHALINO , IM A BIG FAN OF HIS MUSIC I WAS TOO YOUNG TO SEE HIM LIVE WHEN HE WOULD PERFORM AT EL FARALLON OR AT EL PARRAL THESE WERE NIGHT CLUBS HE WOULD FREQUENTLY PERFORM AT I WAS 12 WHEN HE WAS MURDERED 5 YEARS LATER WAS THE FIRST TIME I SET FOOT INSIDE EL PARRAL I COULDNT BELIEVE I WAS IN THE VERY PLACE WHERE CHALINO HAD SANG IT WAS A CRAZY FEELING . ALSO ONCE WENT TO EL FARALLON WHERE I SAW ADAN SANCHEZ SING HE MUST HAVE BEEN 11-12 YEARS OLD AT THE TIME, ONE CRAZY THING THAT I FOUND OUT NOT TOO LONG AGO IS THAT CHALINO RECORDED SOME OF HIS FIRST MATERIAL DOWN THE STREET FROM MY HOUSE IN EAST LOS ANGELES AT A RECORDING STUDIO CALLED SAN AGEL RECORDING STUDIOS ITS CRAZY TO ME THAT HE WAS SO CLOSE AND PROBABLY COULD HAVE SEEN HIM BUT I DIDN’T KNOW ABOUT IT AT THE TIME WOULD HAVE LOVED TO HAVE SEEN HIM AND MAYBE EVEN HAD TOOK A PICTURE NOW WHEN I GO BY THERE IT GIVES ME GOOSEBUMPS , GOOD WORK WITH THE VIDEO REALLY LIKED IT KEEP IT UP 👍🏼
I was of age when chalino would perform at el parral and el farallon.. but every time he showed up.. shooting would occur.. that was enuf to scare me and the homies. So we never got to see him sing 🤦♂️
@@kushsmoke4209 DAMN! 🤦🏻♂️ , YEAH I REMEMBER AT PARRAL ONE INCIDENT WHERE I WAS DANCING AND ALL OF A SUDDEN BOTTLES STARTED FLYING CHAIRS BEING THROWN AND PEOPLE RUNNING OUT THE WAY INCLUDING MY SELF LOL
Here are some answers for some of the comments I'm reading, so hopefully this edit will clear some thing up:
1. Yes, my pronunciation of certain words are not great. In fact, they're pretty bad at times lol. English is my first language and I had some Hispanic friends/family help me translate and pronounce the words I was having trouble with, but clearly not enough research was put into the linguistics side of this documentary. Hopefully it will only get better as I make more and more videos. I appreciate everyone who took the time to comment the true pronunciations as this will only improve my Spanish!
2. In the video I mention "the cartel" when there are more than one cartel organizations in Mexico. I should've said "a cartel" to be more specific/accurate. Also, someone pointed out that I used a video of the CJNG (Jalisco New Generation Cartel) at the beginning when they didn't even exist at the time of Chalino's death. Just something important to note.
3. Someone also mentioned that the murder of Chalino Sanchez is not unknown and that Chalo Araujo was responsible; however, this has never been proven and there seems to be no reliable sources to back up this claim. So, until there are, it remains a mystery…
I obtained all of my research through news articles, direct accounts, and police reports in order to get the most accurate information I possibly could. Please keep commenting giving feedback, facts, and anything else you feel I missed in the video. Can't wait to drop the next one soon!
Love the video keep up the great work!
You did a good job, bro. No worries!
You good bruh 🙌🔥
Your doing great bro! im mexican and your pronuncations arent bad at all dont worry keep it up!!!
Aye this was dope g don’t even stress bout it like that
Nice story, but it’s actually missing a lot of information, chalinos death is no mystery at all, the person who killed him was Chalo Araujo by orders of a top Sinaloa cartel member back then, Chalo Araujo was a hitman or “sicario” that would work independently from any organization, he got hired and of course accepted this, because Chalino had a reputation of being really tough and not scared of anyone, once chalino got pulled over of course he recognized this men and already knew what was going on, Chalo Araujo wanted to humiliate Chalino and told him to kneel ask for forgiveness and lick his boots, to which chalino replied the only 2 people I kneel to are god, and my mother not to a mediocre sicario pig like you. Chalo Araujo got very upset and gave him the one shot in between his eyes which in Spanish is called El tiro de gracia, also he asked his other sicarios to not say a word about what Chalino had said or he would kill them because it was very embarrassing for him since he was a very respected and feared men, but Chalino pretty much humiliated him I front of his sicarios, these guys did not listen Chalo Araujos instructions and everybody in Culiacán knew that Chalino died how a true men would, fearless. Sorry if my English is not good I tried explaining it the best I could. Thanks ! Please like and comment so other people can see this !!!!!!!!!
Yooo this need to be topcommen
Died a real one💯
But I thought it was 2 behind the skull?
Gracias compa no sabia eso
@@crismejeli2082 Just 1 on the forehead
Bruh imagine a Netflix documentary on chalino
Netflix needs to get it done!
Bro we need that and we need for abstract youth to make a other episode
Like Narcos? No thanks bro
@@dahelmoctezuma9106 he said documentary, narcos isnt a documentary
Or just a regular documentary... not sure what Netflix has to do with anything. It’s only a streaming service
Chalino was harder than every rapper he was actually a real deal💯🔫🇲🇽
nothing to be proud of look were it got him R.I.P
greade Aundera you right but he didn’t act hard n do bad things he was only hard when ppl wanted to start beef with him he always defended himself but unfortunately that night he couldn’t they killed him the most coward way smh they had to dress up as cops 👮♀️
Jose Rolando yea he even killed when he was 15 to get revenge for his sister who was raped
Jonathan Juarez that’s why i call hard bro n he was the youngest brother he had older siblings but they weren’t capable of killing someone and Chalino didn’t care he just simply got revenge
Faxxx
For a dude who had no intention on being a singer he had the most iconic voice everyone knows Chalino when he comes on
I agree. He. Didnt. Have. Gud. Voice. He.had sum. Gud storys
And so many after him have copied his voice!
I’m mad they still won’t let his music play in certain town in Mexico
A lot of singers are told they can't sing. Willie Nelson was told by several producers and record companies he couldn't sing, yet he's the second highest record selling artist in country music. They told Tanya Tucker the same thing and she was wildly popular as well.
I grew up listening to his music, everyone wanted be Chalino but no one came close. RIP Chalino and Adan Sanchez
The reason they killed his son was because they wanted to end Chalinos legacy
But Chalino is way better than Adan. Who even listens to his son's music
@@meatballfreak6567 His son was only 19, had a lot of music to give.
@@TheEngineer562 did he sing with Banda, cause shii I might start listening.
@@meatballfreak6567 what does it matter how good is his song or whatever he does, that shit doesn’t matter he shared the same blood as someone who had beef with the cartel. we all know what happens next
@@u.6549 you right
I’m a filmmaker who is in the process of producing a full length high quality documentary on Chalino, followed by a feature narrative film on his life. Im from LA and I experienced his huge influence growing up. I’m excited to hear that people want to see films about his incredible life!
Leave a link when it’s complete. I’d love to see it!
Frfr what’s the progress? 👀
Was this a sham👀🥲
So how’s it coming?
@@heidimarshall8701Rs
Everyone in his town and his close friends know what happened. But there isn’t anyone who will talk.
well what happened?
@@omarrubio1231 I’m not trying to get killed, LOL, I still want to go back to Mexico and have a good time
@@omarrubio1231 Probably the Cartel. He read a note at his last show, So..Probably a death note.
@@jaimegallardo171 dude you're online, theyre not going to find you here.
@@omarrubio1231 they can track lol
This guy actually lived that outlaw life, some of the stories people from small towns in Sinaloa tell of this guy are insane
Donde esta la piedra buena homie???
My step dad used to bump Chalino in his silverado when I was a kid in the 90s
Important fact regarding Chalino. Chalino was friend and chauffeur for Rigoberto Campos, Chalino even wrote a corrido for his brother Tomas Campos. They both met in prison months before Rigo lost his arms. Rigo was a huge fish in the mafia, as big as the Arellano Felix or Mayo Zambada, except he controlled the Mexicali plaza. He was also Manuel Salcidos cousin, leader of the Guadalajara Cartel (Mencho began trafficking with him). Rigo was killed just months apart from Chalino by the Arellanos in Tijuana. About a year after Rigo, Manuel was killed supposedly by Colombians but that’s a lie, It was CAF. Arellanos were known to kill everyone that could be a potential threat after they killed a big fish. Including Amando Lopez (his death at the hands of Ramon started the war with Chapo Guzmán), they killed his whole male family. Or Chapo Caro, they threw a grenade in his car. I believe he was uncle of Rafa Caro Quintero and cousin of Emilio Quintero. Afterwards they also killed, his son Javier Caro Payan. Same with Baltazar Diaz, killed him and his son Javier Díaz. He was married to Mayos daughter. Mayos wife’s entire family was also massacred in Mazatlán. On Emilio Quintero (the other one that might have ordered the hit on Chalino) was also killed by AFO
Anyways I’ve heard two strong rumors of who killed Chalino, either Arellanos due to his friendship with Rigo or Chalo Araujo/Valdemar Escobar Barraza under the orders of Emilio Quintero Payan, the uncle of Rafael Caro Quintero. Chalo Araujo was also the father of Chalito, the hit man that committed suicide when they raided Arturo Beltran. In 1993, Valdemar was caught with Chapo Guzmán in Guatemala. Idk who killed Chalino, but it’s a given that a big fish ordered the hit. Also I find it Amazing how the whole mafia is all connected.
Saludos desde Sinaloa compadres
Some further information on how it’s all connected. There’s a video that claims that Chapo/MZ and Arellanos ordered the hit on Rigo. That’s a lie. It was all Arellanos. This is highly unlikely because when Rigo lost his arms, one of the men that was at hospital guarding him was Magdaleno Coronel Villarreal, brother of Nacho Coronel. Magdaleno was killed after Rigo possibly for the same reasons they killed Chalino.Had Chapo/MZ participated, Nacho would have never supported them to form the Federation. You can look up Magdaleno name and there are news reports on this event
than the sinaloa cartel switched up on chalo so during the sinaloa civil war chalito sided with beltran leyva
“He knows too much, he must die”
Holy fuck this makes perfect sense though much appreciation
@@josuelandaverde7359 Chalo died in 2006, before the Beltran Leyva/ Sinaloa war. I’ve heard that Chalo killed someone by mistake and that didn’t go well with his bosses. But idk. Chalito sided with BL because of his respect for Arturo but also because of his friendship with Israel Rincón El Guacho.
@@junior1497 he killed one of Mayos people and instead of Mayo sending a hit he gave him the choice of killing himself so he did, and Chalito didn’t commit suicide he wasn’t even in the building when he died he had barely gotten there to rescue Arturo and was shot 3 times in the chest. His family is trying to clear his name bc he wouldn’t want to be remembered as someone who committed suicide
My dad idolizes this man. Always playing his music and dressing with the FULL attire. Just like Chalino, you go looking for trouble from my dad, you find it. His music to me is nostalgic just because as a young boy my dad would always jam to him.
Chalino went out a legend, his name lives forever thru music and many names and groups. Si faye en algo tengo que pagar
I like this mans music because rather than singing about being in love with someone he talks about the ones that got away or that he can’t have , you feel the emotion in his music
The video of him reading that note before singing makes me so sad. The fear in his eyes, and knowing what happened after this performance. The fact that we're watching his last performance. The video is so haunting. You SEE how scared he was.
Anxious? Yes. Scared? I would say no. If he was scared he would of ran off that stage the second he read that note. Instead he performed his best performance he had ever done and then dipped. Respect to him for that. He really lived what he talked about.
Just sad the look on his face. The corrupt always get away.
He didn't look scared. He accepted his destiny and was like Fock it. I'm gonna sing my heart out for the very last time.
After diving deep into this story I don't think he was scared after reading that Note that's why he continued to perform. He was a gangster so why would he be afraid. He knew the code to the street life and what came with the territory.
Chalino and Biggie had 1 thing in common, they both went to cities they knew it was a death trap and ended up getting killed. R.I.P to both legends
Yes, I was thinking if he chose to go back to his homeland to perform, he knew what that meant
My grandma met him year before he died
I met you're grandma 1 week before I died
@@urielmendivil6264 LMAOOOO
@Alexander Harris what's up after school you fucking lame by the cafeteria
@Alexander Harris mine go up to my Huevos was good homie
@@hentai4life949 🤣🤣
*_Chalino Sanchez The King of Corrido 👑🇲🇽_*
I appreciate you speaking on Chalino! But it’s “Narco-corrido” not “Narcorrido”. Also it’s “Adan” not “Aiden.” But apart from that great information! Much love from North East Los Angeles from a Chicano 🇺🇸🇲🇽
East LAAAAA
💯
You understand it bro respect him clearly not mexican.
@@AllSeasons2020 No one is disrespecting him. Just giving him feedback on his video
He also said @1:42 sinolona where's that at?
This popped up in my recommendation. Great documentary. The background music goes perfectly with the tone and voice. The editing is spot on and makes your channel worth a subscribe. Keep making documentaries like this and you’ll see fame with your channel for sure. 👍
I discovered Chalino through a TikTok discussing the death note and the night he died. I'm really glad I did because Chalino's story is so interesting. Seems like something that influenced Breaking Bad.
Lol
TikTok of course
@@_eddie710 at least a lot of people are knowing of this goat through tiktok
@@Beers-and-Babes lmao yessir
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I honestly don't think the note said for him to stop singing. I think it told it was time to pay the price for the crime boss he killed when he was 15. People over there don't let that sort of thing go
Chalino knew going to Culiacan was suicidal‼️‼️
But his legacy lives forever el Rey del los corridors
Fax, just like biggie going to L.A was suicidal
love the effort in this vid.. hella intriguing compared to any other that I've seen
I used to be Adan Sanchez barber, I remember the week before he passed away, he was so happy because he did good in the Nokia amphitheater , he sold out. He was also happy to know that his Sinaloa trip was going to be his last performance of the year, and then vacation. I remembered Adan telling me of a dream he had long before his death, he dreamed that he was on top of a building with a lot of lights and he was contemplating the lights but he suddenly fell off the building.
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I think Chalinos music would've changed a bit if he was still alive, with the ban radio statios put on narco corridos. He would've probably still have recorded them, probably not as much i believe. It sucks that he was taken too soon.
He probably would've had to tone down on the narco corridos tho since it became a problem in Mexico due to all the cartel violence and how back then there was hella music that glorified violence and drug dealing. But honestly, it would be interesting to see what he would do right now if he was alive.
@@alexamedina9962 dude be quiet. The underground corridos and famous grupos play way more violent corridos than chalinos. Chalino the goat but dont talk about something you clearly dont know anything about
@@alexamedina9962 th-cam.com/video/dA-S1kRX6jo/w-d-xo.html
Check out my band
@@villarreal6 yea back then corridos were stories and did glorify the life style a bit. But now groups and artist take it to another level. I think Chalino would still record corridos, pero mas asi al estilo de Antonio Aguilar. And he'd toned down his music a bit to be able to reach the masses. Thats what groups like los Tigres and Tucanes did.
This video is sooo underrated
The chills you get listening to his life story
He needs a 2 hour movie based on chalino.. His life was very interesting.... People need to know the truth about his life
Chalino walked the walk and talked the talk a true legend
Both Chalino and Adan were legends. RIP
my dad met Chalino and Adan,,adan was around 5 when they met it was a multiple time thing and they had a common close friend🥺 chalino and Adán are my favorites!!
Lmao^
Chalino’s house is two block away from my house. His wife and daughter Cynthia still live there. My older brother was close friends with Adan even from the same hood lol
Great Job Researching The History Of Chalino & Adan , Yours Is The BEST & Most Acurate Documentary !
I thank my dad for putting me on this guy at a young age. That song alma enamorada is legendary
Real Mexican Legend Real Heart💔Kept Singing he knew wassup Rip Chalino And Adan Chalino Sanchez🙏🏼🇲🇽
My dad use to go to his concerts small clubs he’ was known in Los Angeles in la Florence Huntington Park and Bell gardens South Gate he was famous he hung out in parties a lot in Los Angeles he was loved because he was humble to all his Mexican people
He lived in Paramount he would always have small shows in South Gate
Nice amigo I was born in paramount I lived in South Gate there’s a lot of Mexicans there my parents are immigrants I lived on fire stone and Florence in South Gate we moved from California it’s to expensive
It’s crazy to think about, I live right near Huntington Park
Thanks for shedding some light on both Chalino and Adan... both those men made amazing music that to this day is still 🔥🔥🔥🔥 for those who really know what it is
Last line of that song man. “My heart will die for you”
You tell it very well. I remember being told this story when I was young. Even about the note. Baraja de Oro is my favorite.
Dude how do you only have 94 subs, great video!
Very well done, I enjoyed this and learned my parts of new knowledge. I dont care if you pronounce things different than me, you educated yourself on a topic and that alone is a great deal.
I mean, he involved with narcos. My grandpa who was involved gave his song “Chuyita Beltran” to Chalino for him to sing
Stfu
Cap ass nigga
Dummy cap
th-cam.com/video/jIMUpsVBDKo/w-d-xo.html minute 2:10
After I heard “culiacán” and “Sinaloa”, i was like this isnt anything wierd.
R.I.P Chalino Sánchez🙏😔
Great job on this documentary!
U should do Saul viera “El Gavilancillo” next
Dollar tree chalino
@@dapro2524 😂 sure but he is really good kids barely found out about him
@@dapro2524 chalino is prolly the only corrido artist you know, i dont blame you kid
@@dapro2524 ROFLOL!!!!
Chalino was just a god.
A king, not a God.
How do you only have 83 subs, now 84😤
Did u come from tik tok
Santiago Guevara bro yes😂
@@haydenschmidt5875 smh
Now 600
Sucky ..lol
Your Spanish is very good, greetings from Mexico
No it’s not lmaoo
@@cyberdemon3506 “sinalona”
@@rainydezert3965 “shalinoo sanchiz” 😂
@@cyberdemon3506 At least he tried. And that's respectable.
Why yall hating on my mans accent lol
The realist ones die young.
This video is great, u just earned a new sub
Underrated youtube channel
2pac was no were near half the gangster that Chalino was R.I.P. Chalino Sanchez 🇲🇽
Gangsters and cartel gangsters are 2 completely different things. Those boys in South America and Mexico don’t play
2 pac was a phony back up dancer who acted his way to becoming a studio gangster,his crackhead momma was more gangster
Pac's aunt Assata is the real gangster. Living in Cuba somewhere, what a legend
2 different completely type of people. You can't compare them. They both have their own lanes and both are amazing. This world needs more love and unity not negativity and separation.
2pac spoke on shit that was important why are you putting them against eachother??
I’ve found more detail in this vid than other docs tbh
Great video you have a beautiful voice
you a white boy, explaining a mexican legend. props
You don’t know that just because anyone can sound like they white anyone can sound like anything 😂
@@____unknown3137 you must be a triggered white boy with a name like that
Being white doesn’t matter it’s a good documentary whoever made it
@@oscarvalle3728 I’m half white half Mexican I ain’t trigger just you sound dumb😭😭😭it’s 2020 and you still bringing race into shit 🤯😂
Chalino Sánchez story makes me sad and this guy gave me more info I want him to get more subscribers
Great video man! Would appreciate if you did Saul viera next
Just what nas said “the crack game is just like rap game”
Shout out to Abstract Youth you did a good job.
This video was made really well! How do you not have over 100k subs
Nice documentary. R.I.P Rosalino Sanchez Felix
Well bro i think you did a Great job...keep up the good work 👏
Thanks for the video 👊💯
Great stuff man
Netflix should make a film or a series on Chalino
Netflix still find out what was on that note
Good journalism documentary skills great job. May Chalino rest in peace and God have mercy on his soul.
He's not dead, he just escaped from the spotlight
Excellent work👏
Thank you for talking about Chalino
I love Chalino Sanchez he was number 4 on my apple music rewind. Que viva el Pelavacas.
His influence is heard throughout the genre till this day
Rest in peace the King of corridos
I’m from the hood here close to South Gate where Chalino lived
What do you think was written on the note Chalino received on stage that fateful night?
I know what u did last summer
theres another channel that covered exactly. i think its called Chalino Sanchez death note. and yes it was a msg not to sing a certain song and that msg was sent from cartel/mafia but Chalino wouldnt be Chalino if he listened to that note.
Give me yo fackin moneyyy
@@melimunster8362 you're cutie
@YoungWeeknd AH thats big cap the Zetas are gang not a cartel dumbass
Bro for having less than 1k subscribers your shit is fire your gonna get big
I am so related to that guy Most of My family Met him before he died
Doesn’t make you related to him stupiddddd
:(( may he rest in piece ❤️💞💕🕊🕊
Heart breaking story
The Prince of Mexican Mob Music.🌵🦂🐍🦅
Real trap shit. 💯
Prince...🤭 es el Rey .. vrga
Cringe
We Mexicanos ain't no trap-ers , somos la mera vena , leave that shit for the moyos and pochos you peon
Hahaha no mamms,ami me chapu la vrga ,canta pal perro
@@mexoutoftex2986 Calm down naca.
Earned a sub my guy
Twitter brought me here
glad you put the definition of weird cause i’m sure they was gonna let you have it in the comments
See-nah-low-ah
Sounds about right what you said great documentary
Adan Sanchez’s tilted tejana made people tilt theirs as a fashion thing. I know this because I have a picture with my uncle who was 16 at the time doing the same thing 😂
Great video
He got stopped by some fools dressed as police officers with police cars and tortured him and then executed him that’s why he didn’t defend himself because he thought it was the police. The story says that the person he killed had a brother and for many years was after Chalino until he got revenge from his brother but the truth is really hard to tell.
Bro I heard the same shit karma will get you eventually
FIRST TIME I COME ACROSS YOUR CONTENT SO I CLICKED ON IT AS SOON AS I SAW IT WAS ABOUT CHALINO , IM A BIG FAN OF HIS MUSIC I WAS TOO YOUNG TO SEE HIM LIVE WHEN HE WOULD PERFORM AT EL FARALLON OR AT EL PARRAL THESE WERE NIGHT CLUBS HE WOULD FREQUENTLY PERFORM AT I WAS 12 WHEN HE WAS MURDERED 5 YEARS LATER WAS THE FIRST TIME I SET FOOT INSIDE EL PARRAL I COULDNT BELIEVE I WAS IN THE VERY PLACE WHERE CHALINO HAD SANG IT WAS A CRAZY FEELING . ALSO ONCE WENT TO EL FARALLON WHERE I SAW ADAN SANCHEZ SING HE MUST HAVE BEEN 11-12 YEARS OLD AT THE TIME, ONE CRAZY THING THAT I FOUND OUT NOT TOO LONG AGO IS THAT CHALINO RECORDED SOME OF HIS FIRST MATERIAL DOWN THE STREET FROM MY HOUSE IN EAST LOS ANGELES AT A RECORDING STUDIO CALLED SAN AGEL RECORDING STUDIOS ITS CRAZY TO ME THAT HE WAS SO CLOSE AND PROBABLY COULD HAVE SEEN HIM BUT I DIDN’T KNOW ABOUT IT AT THE TIME WOULD HAVE LOVED TO HAVE SEEN HIM AND MAYBE EVEN HAD TOOK A PICTURE NOW WHEN I GO BY THERE IT GIVES ME GOOSEBUMPS , GOOD WORK WITH THE VIDEO REALLY LIKED IT KEEP IT UP 👍🏼
I was of age when chalino would perform at el parral and el farallon.. but every time he showed up.. shooting would occur.. that was enuf to scare me and the homies. So we never got to see him sing 🤦♂️
@@kushsmoke4209
DAMN! 🤦🏻♂️ , YEAH I REMEMBER AT PARRAL ONE INCIDENT WHERE I WAS DANCING AND ALL OF A SUDDEN BOTTLES STARTED FLYING CHAIRS BEING THROWN AND PEOPLE RUNNING OUT THE WAY INCLUDING MY SELF LOL
Chalino was my neighbor, his wife and daughter Cynthia still live there.
Great video! Subscribed
Do a piece on Valentin Elizalde ‘El Gallo De Oro’ he’s just as goated as Chalino
Enjoyed this. Thanks
There are secrets they can't tell us. We'll never know everything.
Dope video respect
He was a great singer!
Good little documentary
They should make a movie about him
Do Valentine Elizalde next please!? Great video