Artist	Song
Cypress Hill	Insane In the Brain
from Black Sunday (1993)
Down	Lean Like a Cholo
from The Definition of an Ese (2007)
Baby Bash	Cyclone
from Cyclone (feat. T-Pain) - Single (2007)
Akwid & Sporty Loco aka Profanity	California
from Clasificado R (Director's Cut) (2010)
Cypress Hill	Armada Latina (feat. Pitbull and Marc Anthony)
from Armada Latina (feat. Pitbull and Marc Anthony) - Single (2010)
Lighter Shade of Brown	On a Sunday Afternoon
from Brown and Proud (2008)
Kid Frost	La Raza
from Hispanic Causing Panic (1992)
Mellow Man Ace	Mentirosa
from Escape from Havana (2009)
Control Machete	Si Señor
from Solo Para Fanáticos (2002)
Akwid & Mimoso	No Hay Manera
from Proyecto Akwid (2004)
Lil Rob	Bring Out the Freak In You
from Twelve Eighteen, Pt. 1 (Bonus Version) (2005)
Chingo Bling, Max Minelli, Sho Stoppa & Stunta	Poppin' Bottles
from They Can't Deport Us All (2007)
Cypress Hill	How I Could Just Kill a Man
from Cypress Hill (1991)
Kinto Sol	Hecho en Mexico
from Hecho en Mexico (2009)
Cartel de Santa	El Hornazo
from El Hornazo - Single (2010)
Molotov	Frijolero
from Dance and Dense Denso (2003)
Proper Dos	Mexican Power
from East Side's Most Wanted, Vol. 3 (2000)
Lighter Shade of Brown	Hey D.J.
from Layin' in the Cut (1994)
Sen Dog	Quien Es Ese Negro
from Red Hot & Latin Redux (2006)
Akwid	Por Tus Pujidos Nos Hallaron
from Clasificado R (Director's Cut) (2010)
Delinquent Habits	The Common Man
from The Common Man (Bonus Track Version) (2009)
Kemo the Blaxican	La Receta
from Simple Plan (2008)
Mr. Capone-E	You Should Be a Model
from Don't Get It Twisted (2006)
Spanish Fly	Soy 18 With a Bullet
from Classics And Unreleased Vol.1 (2005)
Eric Bobo	En Mi Barrio (feat. Mellow Man Ace)
from Meeting of the Minds (2008)

Comment:

With its booming bassline and call-and-shoutback chorus, “Insane In the Brain” put LA-based Latin hip-hop innovators Cypress Hill on the map in the early ‘90s. One of the biggest Chicano rap hits of the new millennium, “Lean Like a Cholo” was omnipresent on west coast urban radio and helped make [i]cholo[/i] a household word. Delinquent Habits mix mariachi, funk, and hip-hop on the potent “Tres Delinquentes.”

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