Pachuco

[Zipporah Schumaker]

a chicano or Mexican guy back in the 1930 to 1950 that dressed in zoot suits. The pachuco was an important part of the young chicano culture in the 1950s.

[Lanell]

Someone dressed up in a [zoot suit], aka [zooter]. Not necessarily a gangster, but always associated with cholos. The style originated in [El Paso, TX] back in the 1930s. Hence, [El Paso] is now known to many Chicanos as [El Chuco] .

[Greta]

Old school term for Chicano zooters - the dress, attitude, language, culture, etc. Originated in Juarez, Chihuaha, Mexico and eventually made its way to El Paso, Texas ( Chuco town).

[Mark Zuckerberg]

In common usage, generally any young hispanic/Mexican-American males perceived (through similarity of garb, haircuts, etc.) to be members of a street gang. Actual gang in Southern California dates back to and rivals the Hells Angels

[Hina Muqadas]

Name that originated in the early 30s. El Paso TX nick name.

[Jason Yan]

A hispanic or spanish or mexican or latino or chicano man that defends his barrio from outsiders.
A hispanic or spanish or mexican or latino or chicano man that fights to preserve his cultures way of living whether that be with guns, knives, or political influence

[Donald Trump]

An underground mexican gang featured in an episode of Macgyver.

[Jason Yan]

is usually , hispanic male, that is borderline gang member. Dresses in the gang garb, or dresses with the bandana,flannel shirt, kakai pants, etc.

[Magaret]

As used by Mexican nationals; a Mexican-American born in the United States, usually by Mexican national parents and speaking spanish as a first language.

[Luis Fok]

A member of a gang of young Mexican-Americans.