Compton-born rapper, singer, and dancer Buddy hosted a concert, Holla At Ya Boy at the Henry Fonda Theatre in Hollywood. All proceeds of the concert were donated to schools located in the city of Compton. Guest performances throughout the night were artist such as; Boogie, Kent Jamz and DJ Ceddy Ced to name a few. Thanks to the folks at Red Bull for inviting L.A. Taco and our members.
Here are photos from the night.
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Haters will say this one’s too on the nose: Sunday Taquitos! Art by Ivan Ehlers.
And in the rain! Our small team got the chance to connect with the L.A. TACO community last Saturday at The Broad at our "Celebrate Community" event. These were our favorite moments.
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