1970s Mission, San Francisco, Chicano Music, Boxing
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1970s Mission, San Francisco, Chicano Music, Boxing
I am middle eastern and was born in the mission ( genral hospital) and spent the first 22 years of my life in and around the mission in the 70's, 80's and early 90's.
What a time!! And what a place!!
We took it for granted, but it was truly magical. On Fridays and Saturdays as the sun would start to go down you could feel the energy of the place go up several notches, parties, people hanging out on corners and stoops, random gatherings at the park.
Everyone having a good time. Incredible and sad that it's all gone now, never to return.
I dearly miss all of my old friends and the old mission.
Back when San Francisco has communities
We still have communities
@@StopFear nah got gentrified by all the tech businesses
Wow so this is what Carlos Santana was talking about! Would have loved to grow up around this!
This brings back memories, I lived in the mission in 1979 & 80 on 24th & Folsom. Remember the low rider parades with the low rider bikes in the parades too?
now you get to see the techies overtake the area and do battle with the homeless, homosexuals and circus freaks for piss-smelling streets with 4 gran one bedroom apts..
The city was a different place back then.
I grew up in the Excelsior in the 70s & 80s.
The population boom triggered by the tech boom has driven the original San Francisco
Culture and lifestyle away.
Less people practice their cultural be arts.
Just look how deluted SF carnival be has become. Sad.
It’s sad how so much has faded away in the Mission. Now you walk down there you see nothing but boba, cappuccino and yoga shops. Even the Mexican restaurants are healthy. No I don’t want a vegan burrito with a wheat spinach tortilla.
Bruh wtf 🤣 ilive in eptx and it's very traditional iguess I'm never gonna take it for granted as a mex
Old School Norteños
Young kat that’s true how young guys look ghetto asf
When they still said “vato” “holmes” and “Califas” no N word present like todays Nortes
R.I.P. Mision
It was an amazing time in the city but unfortunately can't be recreated
Nice Puerto Ricans always been around the bay area better than having Honduras lady frijoles
Haha lol
ha! not just the Bay Area but all over cities in California..people forget that about our state
First 10-15 seconds, I recognize Jose Z from the Duncan Street hood. Zabalza is his last name. His brothers r Pachuco, Tony, Manuel. His oldest sister is Maria.
🖒
Back in those days everybody and I mean everybody was under the Mexican Umbrella. You would have to been born there and lived there to understand.
As a kid growing up in the 80s in the Richmond District. Going to the Mission was bad ass and you felt it was the heartbeat of San Francisco.
PURO AZTEC ✊🏾✊🏾
I think those are Puerto Ricans not Mexicans.
Both y que gringo.
Both
I saw like one Mexican and the rest were Puerto Rican
@@bigpapiortiz26 Nah you trippN the mission district has always been a mexican neighborhood
😂 Must have been someone who thinks we all look the same
Uh...the dude wearing a Perkins hat 🤔
Whats the name of the song they’re singing ?? I’ve looked everywhere for it
That is not Chicano music...lol Chicano's never even danced they always held up the wall
Why would we want to dance to music that has African roots to its core. We’re not from Africa