La Raza - in Popular Culture

In Popular Culture

  • "La Raza" is plainly visible as a tattoo across the upper back of the character "Romeo", played by Clifton Collins, Jr. in The Boondock Saints 2
  • "La Raza" is a popular song among Mexicans and Mexican-Americans recorded by the Mexican-American rapper Kid Frost and released in 1990.

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