Dungi’ the butcher, Dungi did it first. Who is Richard ‘Dungi’ Mageno? Well, he’s been lowriding since 1965, working on hydraulics since 1972. Spent some years with The Imperials CC. Probably started a war with Lowrider Magazine. Oh and he fancies the F word.

my art needs to speak on behave of my people”

Fabian was raised in the 4th st Flats housing projects of Boyle Heights. A self taught artist from the streets. Recounting the experiences in his life that have shaped him and his art. Gangs, substance abuse, and loss. Until, the day he walked through the doors of Homeboy Industries. He rediscovered his love of painting and teaching incarcerated and formally incarcerated gang members. Today, his art has been featured in the Peterson Automotive Museum and countless art galleries. He is co-founder of the East Los Angeles art academy; Somos LA Arte.

There are only a few family names that are synonymous with lowriding. The Ruelas family is most definitely one. What a pleasure to sit down with these guys, and reminisce of a time when lowrider car clubs became the glue that held families together. Listen in to my sit down with Alex and Matthew Ruelas.

There are only a few family names that are synonymous with lowriding. The Ruelas family is most definitely one. What a pleasure to sit down with these guys, and reminisce of a time when lowrider car clubs became the glue that held families together. Listen in to my sit down with Alex and Matthew Ruelas.

Disco Mike, Mr. Vice President takes us back in time to the time of tradition lowriding.

Interview with Mike Salazar

This is the intro to The Drifting On Memories podcast. We hope to capture record historical accounts of the Lowrider culture, by its predecessors. Interviews and conversations with the men and women that paved the way for decades of Chican@ culture. The cars, the clubs, the music, fashion and activism of the early days of the Lowrider movement.

The Lowrider culture is known around the world but rarely is the story told by those whom were there.