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MIDST OF MY CONFUSION
THE BOOK ABOUT SIR DYNO WAS WRITTEN BY HIM BUT ITS NOT ABOUT HIS LIFE.THE MAIN CHARACTER IN IT IS JOAQUIN.I LENT MY BOOK OUT I NEVER GOT IT BACK.IT IS A GOOD BOOK.WHEN I BOUGHT IT CAME WITH A CD WITH 4 SONGS ON IT I DONT THINK THEY OFFER THE BOOK WITH THE CD NOW.ILL TRY TO FIND THIS BOOK AND POST IT UP.
THE BOOK ABOUT SIR DYNO WAS WRITTEN BY HIM BUT ITS NOT ABOUT HIS LIFE.THE MAIN CHARACTER IN IT IS JOAQUIN.I LENT MY BOOK OUT I NEVER GOT IT BACK.IT IS A GOOD BOOK.WHEN I BOUGHT IT CAME WITH A CD WITH 4 SONGS ON IT I DONT THINK THEY OFFER THE BOOK WITH THE CD NOW.ILL TRY TO FIND THIS BOOK AND POST IT UP.
THIS IS ALL I COULD FIND ON THE BOOK BY DYNO THEY DIDNT EVEN HAVE HOW THE COVER LOOKED.
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Book Description
Midst of My Confusion tells the story of a violent defiant and survivalistic Chicano whose reality in the barrio is intensely brutal. The main character is Joaquin, a young vato who has lived his entire life in the barrio of his small town. But the peace of a small town is short-lived. Fights occuring everywhere, so Joaquin and friends he's grown up witha ll bond together for protection, a gang. His destiny changes during a business trip to Mexico City. Joaquin encounters the effects of exploitation and marginaization of a people, and the forces that struggle to resist. He finds Zapatismo and quickly understands the struggle of Mexicans who fight for human rights and services. He wonders why he never knew about Chiapas. He wonders if he can still do right in his life. this realistic novel is one of possibilities, of reality as it pulls you into the life of the barrio, the life of a drug trafficker, and the life of a REVOLUTIONARY
About the Author
Sir Dyno is a nationwide Chicano rapper along with the group Darkroom Familia. He resides in the town of Tracy California. Owner of Darkroom Studios, he has released projects since 1989 to the present time. He has starred in three independent movies titled PENITENTIARY CHANCES, VETERANOS (co-starring with Jesse Borrego from BLOOD IN BLOOD OUT, CON-AIR) and BLOOD & TEARS (co-starring with Angel Aviles from MI VIDA LOCA & DESPERADO)
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Product Details
Hardcover: 160 pages
Publisher: Darkroom Publishing (October 1, 1999)
Editorial Reviews
Book Description
Midst of My Confusion tells the story of a violent defiant and survivalistic Chicano whose reality in the barrio is intensely brutal. The main character is Joaquin, a young vato who has lived his entire life in the barrio of his small town. But the peace of a small town is short-lived. Fights occuring everywhere, so Joaquin and friends he's grown up witha ll bond together for protection, a gang. His destiny changes during a business trip to Mexico City. Joaquin encounters the effects of exploitation and marginaization of a people, and the forces that struggle to resist. He finds Zapatismo and quickly understands the struggle of Mexicans who fight for human rights and services. He wonders why he never knew about Chiapas. He wonders if he can still do right in his life. this realistic novel is one of possibilities, of reality as it pulls you into the life of the barrio, the life of a drug trafficker, and the life of a REVOLUTIONARY
About the Author
Sir Dyno is a nationwide Chicano rapper along with the group Darkroom Familia. He resides in the town of Tracy California. Owner of Darkroom Studios, he has released projects since 1989 to the present time. He has starred in three independent movies titled PENITENTIARY CHANCES, VETERANOS (co-starring with Jesse Borrego from BLOOD IN BLOOD OUT, CON-AIR) and BLOOD & TEARS (co-starring with Angel Aviles from MI VIDA LOCA & DESPERADO)
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Product Details
Hardcover: 160 pages
Publisher: Darkroom Publishing (October 1, 1999)
I don't even think 14 existed in the pen back in the 1950's. It don't matter if he was talking about MF, because MF could have been around before 14 vs. 13. In fact I heard that hood was called Meadow Fair a long time ago. He probably became a Norteno tho. Back in the 1950's, it was like the pachuco days.
just because nortenos didnt start in the pen till the early 60s dont mean there wasnt any in the streets,
they were the kida pachuco fools and they banged the same hoods theyr banging now, san jo barrios have been around forever. dont matter when the shit became official in the pen. i said late 50s. what makes u think 4-5 years before homies started in the pen that they werent out in the streets?? stupid.
they were the kida pachuco fools and they banged the same hoods theyr banging now, san jo barrios have been around forever. dont matter when the shit became official in the pen. i said late 50s. what makes u think 4-5 years before homies started in the pen that they werent out in the streets?? stupid.