La Razaby Kid Frost

Artist Bio:
Kid Frost, born as Arturo Molina Jr. on May 31, 1964, is a pioneering Mexican-American rapper from East Los Angeles, California. He is considered one of the first Latino rappers to gain mainstream success in the United States. Kid Frost is best known for his hit single "La Raza," released in 1990, which addressed issues of Chicano identity and pride. He was also a member of the group Latin Alliance, along with other Latino rappers such as A.L.T. and Mellow Man Ace.

Kid Frost's music often reflects his Chicano heritage and focuses on themes of social justice, cultural identity, and empowerment. He has been credited with helping to pave the way for future Latino artists in the hip-hop industry. Kid Frost continues to be a respected figure in the rap community and has left a lasting impact on the genre with his contributions to the representation of Latino culture in music.