Founding Members
- José Montoya
- Esteban Villa
- Ricardo Favela (deceased)
- Armando R. Cid (deceased)
- Juanishi V. Orosco
- Rodolfo "Rudy" Cuellar
- Luis "Louie the Foot" Gonzalez
- Juan M. Carrillo
- Joe Serna, Jr. (deceased)
- Eva Garcia (deceased)
- Lorraine García-Nakata
- Juan Cervantes
Other members include: Max Garcia, Sam Rios, Hector Gonzalez, Josie Talamantez, Katy Romo, Luzma Espinosa, Elvia Nava, Frank Godina, Eli Nuñez, Mary Garza Gee, Isabel Hernandez (deceased), Gina Montoya, Danny and Irene Frias, Rudy Morones, “Turtle” Rodriguez, Ged Martin, Oralia Polendo, Irma Lerma-Barbosa, Senon Valadez, Gloria Torres, Manuel Diaz, Raulie Suarez, Rosa Hernandez, Tim Quintero, Bennie Trujillo (deceased, Miguel Escobedo, Freddie Gonzalez, Clara Cid, Rudy Carrillo, Angelo Alvarez (deceased), Xavier Tafoya, Bill Gee, David and Melinda Rasul, Rosemary Rasul, Tere Romo, Richard Montoya, Josie Talamantez, Pedro Hernandez, Freddie Rodriguez (deceased), Jennie Baca (deceased), Gloria Rangel (deceased), Irma Rangel, Rico Hernandez, Carlos “Stubbo” Portillo (deceased), Lupe Portillo Carrillo, Richard Rodriguez, Gloria and Gilbert Gamino, Albert Mestas (deceased), Jesse Ortiz-Ocelotl, Juanita Polendo, Ramon Ontiveros, Daniel de Los Reyes, Fast Eddie Salas, Sam Quiñones, Lucy Montoya, Joe Camacho (deceased), Los Angeles artist Judithe Hernández was also active with the group in the 1970s.
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