Los Vendidos

Luis Valdez expressed his view on Mexican culture and wrote "Los Vendidos" to refer to prejudices around him. The show defines four versions of Mexican men and the owner Donest Sancho is trying to sell it to Governor Reagan's political office. The accumulation of characters such as farmer, Johnny Pachucco, Revolutionary Party, and Mexican American character symbolizes the evolution of what the "ideal" Mexican-American should think. "Los Vendidos" can be paraphrased as "The Sold Ones" or "The Sellouts". This is a firm statement about Valdes' conformity to American culture in Mexico.

Analysis and utilization of Mexican Americans by Los Vendidos The short story "Los Vendidos" of Teatro Campesino shows the history of Mexican Americans. It shows racially discriminatory ideas and actions against Mexican Americans. The title itself means chicanos abuse. In the Spanish translation of "Vendidos", it refers to the person who buys and sells. In drama, it can be applied in any meaning. - Exploring the history of Mexican Americans through movies Difficulties facing Mexican Americans began before Reies Lopez Tijierina and Corky Gonzalaz led the Chicano movement in the 1960s and before the Coronado Bridge was built in San Diego It was. It started with the Chapa Treaty in Guadeloupe. The treaty signed between the United States and Mexico in 1848 established a new border between the two countries. This treaty has greatly changed today's lives with Mexican people.

A script called Los Vendidos, translated into Spanish for "selling light", was created by Luis Valdez in 1967 and was first played in East Los Angeles' Brown Beret Junta according to Baru (2011) . In the play, the author attempts to show social differences between Latin community and local people in California. Indeed, we emphasize the role of various approvals, including state, municipal and federal government, to explain some of the American misunderstandings against Latin Americans. Although in the play, it is clear that Louis Valdez adapted most of the natural character of Mexican culture. In general, this program aims to notify American popular audiences of the insensitiveness of some stereotypes about Mexicans living in California, and how these stereotypes and misunderstandings are absurd I am doing. In this article I will explain the detailed analysis of new topics, topics and characters in the play.