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Con Safos (Magazine)

Archive #

700500

Item Name

Con Safos

Type

Journal, 48p.

Volume/Number

6

Date

Summer 1970

Publisher

Los Angeles: Con Safos, Inc.

Content

Chicano Art, Poetry, Essays

Con Safos
Reflections of Life in the Barrio. No. 6, Summer 1970

Mexican-American art and culture magazine that began in East Los Angeles and was published between 1968 and 1970.

The magazine was co-founded by Arturo “Tudi” Flores and Ralph “Rafas” Lopez (Cal State, 1964 B.A. English), with Frank Sifuentes, Gilbert Gonzales, Pete Fernandez, Rudy Salinas,  and Antonio Solis Gomez.[1]

[1] Solis Gomez, Antonio, “In Memoriam: Early ConSafos, with Sergio Hernandez, qepd”. La Bloga. June 2021. https://labloga.blogspot.com/2021/06/guest-columnist-ricardo-munoz.html (Accessed 02-08-26)