Hope Sandoval and David Roback made up the alternative rock duo Mazzy Star. During the 1990s the pair perfected their unique brand of slow-paced, psychedelic rock and had some mainstream success with their hit “Fade Into You.”
An East Los Angeles native, Sandoval continues to perform today with her band, The Warm Inventions.
Nevada's first Latino governor Brian Sandoval has got a hard road ahead of him in a state that's been suffering from the housing crisis and economic recession particularly strong, according to a report from The Los Angeles Times. Although during the election Sandoval was almost untouchable as far as criticisms go, now…
This is a special edition of DIECIOCHO. On this Memorial Day I talk with Prof. Tomas Summers Sandoval about his work collecting the oral histories of Latino Vietnam veterans. We talk about the hard truths of war, its effect on men, families and community, and about the sometimes surprising aftermath of the…
By Latinovations President Obama named sixteen people, including Grammy award-winning jazz musician Arturo Sandoval, for the Presidential Medal of Freedom today. Born in Cuba and later defecting to the U.S. in 1990, Sandoval is a well-known trumpeter, pianist and composer in both countries. As a protégé of the late Dizzy…
Hope Sandoval and David Roback made up the alternative rock duo Mazzy Star. During the 1990s the pair perfected their unique brand of slow-paced, psychedelic rock and had some mainstream success with their hit “Fade Into You.”
