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Lowriding in Aztlan 

From cruising the boulevard and street battles to police harassment caught on tape, Lowriding in Aztlan will take you up close and personal into the dangers of lowriding while showcasing some of the hottest lowrider cars, murals, and artwork that lowriding has to offer. Lowriding in Aztlan educates, entertains, breaks media stereotypes, and delivers the trust about the art of lowriding.
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From cruising the boulevard and street battles to police harassment caught on tape, Lowriding in Aztlan will take you up close and personal into the dangers of lowriding while showcasing some of the hottest lowrider cars, murals, and artwork that lowriding has to offer. Lowriding in Aztlan educates, entertains, breaks media stereotypes, and delivers the trust about the art of lowriding.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Daniel Osorio
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Runtime:60 minutes
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