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Teen Angels recorded six studio albums and three live albums. In the band become independent from the TV series and by hand of Sony Music. During that year they released a fifth record work , TeenAngels 5 , a different CD and showing a more mature profile of the Band. The group emerged following the release of the album Teen Angels I, which contained the music of the TV series. The singles of this album were «A ver si pueden» and «A decir que si», being crowned during that year, this first, like one of the ten most popular songs of America according to The Associated Press.

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When it comes to Chicano publications during the 90s, no magazine was more prolific than Teen Angels. Known for its black and white prison-style art, poetic prison letters, and depictions of various barrios across the west, Teen Angels not only helped popularize Chicano street culture, but the iconic art behind it. The magazine, founded in by San Jose-based artist David Holland, became a mainstay at Chicano-clothing stores and lowrider shows over its 35 year existence.

She immediately falls in love. Until the mids, when production of Teen Angels ceased, the magazine maintained a loyal, underground following among Chicanos who could finally see themselves reflected in print. In the s, the hallmarks of Chicano gang culture — tattoo sleeves, graffiti art, and the crisp khakis and colored bandanas of cholo wear — were often viewed as signifiers of crime and violence by police and society at large.