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Award winning producer and artist Dan Guerrero has given due respect to both LGBT and Chicano history. Now it is his turn to remember his father Lalo Guerrero, who is the "Father of Chicano Music" with a film screening, and musical performances from his brother Mark. He talks to Bonnie G. about the importance of culture, being productive and his father's legacy.
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