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SABER ~ My Favorite Taco

11:38 AM PST on February 17, 2011

SABER  is an LA art legend, having made his name on the streets as SABER ONE and as a part of famous crews MSK and AWR. He's conquered the LA River, galleries all over the world, and the streets of LA and beyond. Massive and influential collabos with his MSK/AWR crews are the norm, as are public art installations with people like Shepard Fairey. While all graffiti is political, through SABER's twitter feed we've learned that he is a knowledgeable and passionate political observer, supporting revolution and Egypt and social justice in the USA.

So, SABER, what's your favorite taco?

Bellevue and Echopark blvd. Right up from the entrance to the 101. Small Ghost taco stand. Only there on weekends. Best ever. Or go 818 and hit up Melodies, Salpicon tostada bean and cheese. Fuck it's good.

http://saberone.com/

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