Los Vendidos, Produced by Luis Valdez

For centuries, the experiences of Mexican Americans were adversity and perseverance. The plight of these indigenous peoples was ignored and it was erased from the conscience of the United States repeatedly. They are fighting for equality and are striving to acknowledge that they are fighting for respect. Louis Valdez 's play "Los Angeles Victoria" is only one of many contributions of this effort. Strong movement, Los Vindesos, or 'Selling Point' was to acquire recognition, enhance awareness and build friendship among the people of the Chicano movement between the late 1960s and the 1970s.

Actos has several objectives; a single theater by Louis Valdez like the drama "Ross Vendidos" The main purpose of Lewis Valdez is to educate farmers and the public. Playing Valdes is a means of organizing immigrants into viable farm labor unions. The play of Louis Valdez also challenged Hispanic American stereotypes and painted Spanish culture and other political and cultural issues. Drama is used not only to educate and inform farm workers but also to the general public. Valdez was born to a son of a family of immigrant workers and worked as an immigrant farm worker for many years but he used his play to inform public workers and farm workers nationwide. Treatment and conditions that migrant workers must withstand, and what he and other migrant workers see are just a few of the drama Valdes and other performers have said.

During the play, author Louis Valdez claimed that the strange behavior of these models was appropriate and used Mexican stereotypes to create a secretary for the Governor General Regan. These models are as follows. Farm workers who choose crops and complete other heavy work to be carried out on the farm. Pachuco is a big riot, stealing, stealing, and waving the spring knife. Revolucionario began with the revolution and other things of this kind and joined. Finally, a Mexican American, originally from Mexico, I am educated under American standards