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Singer Ersi Arvizu grew up in East Los Angeles in a highly musical family, where she was raised on a steady diet of ranchera, mariarchi, soul, and R&B. Her familial ties brought the young artist her first taste of success in 1964 with the single "Gee Baby Gee," a number three hit for her Latin soul group, the Sisters, featuring siblings Rosella and Mary. Arvizu spent the remainder of the decade fronting a variety of groups before landing a permanent spot in the mid-'70s with Latin rock giants <a href="spotify:artist:3vkhZMoCdp5lBgrk9l2nCL">El Chicano</a> ("Sabor a Mi" and "I'm a Good Woman"). In 2004 she appeared on <a href="spotify:artist:1CPwHx5lgVxv0rfcp7UXLx">Ry Cooder</a>'s award-winning concept album Chavez Ravine. <a href="spotify:artist:1CPwHx5lgVxv0rfcp7UXLx">Cooder</a> eventually returned the favor in 2008 by producing Arvizu's very first solo album, Friend for Life, for the Anti label. ~ James Christopher Monger, Rovi
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