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[Santa_]

[Santa_]

[UTEP]

[UTEP]

[UTEP]

[BOXEO _]

[Zaroku]

And then some Lonely Boys on the way back.


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My homie from University Texas El Paso

I’m old so I like ranchers and other kinds of Mexican music.

At UTEP, if you don’t mind me asking what was your major?

[Zaroku]

Who sketched that art?

Im what you’d call a lazy Mexican

my dad Augustine Marat Gallardo Casares Seanz

was shocked that I get paid for being lazy

i miss my pops. He had no problems correcting me with a few slaps


his word to me is law:
Mexicans need to be twice or thrice as good to be considered half as good.

I see young chicanos and they are lost.

Mexican men represent generations of men who busted their backs to put food on the table.


now when times getting tough, Mexican people and that vibrant blood will sustain or delay ….

[Santa_]

Who sketched that art?

Im what you’d call a lazy Mexican

my dad Augustine Marat Gallardo Casares Seanz

was shocked that I get paid for being lazy

i miss my pops. He had no problems correcting me with a few slaps


his word to me is law:
Mexicans need to be twice or thrice as good to be considered half as good.

I see young chicanos and they are lost.

Mexican men represent generations of men who busted their backs to put food on the table.


now when times getting tough, Mexican people and that vibrant blood will sustain or delay ….

I came up with a rough sketch and then I paid a local artist here in Salem to draw it up for me. I swore to everybody close to me that I’d get it tatted on my arm if he beat Tank Davis and became the first Mexican 5 weight champ but things didn’t go as planned to say the least lol. Still a great painting though I have it blown up in my garage along with all my other boxing memorabilia.