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	STARmeter SEE RANK Down 5,633 this week View rank on IMDbPro » Kid Frost Actor \| Soundtrack Trivia: East L.A. rapper, of Mexican descent, well known for the song "Ain't No Sunshine" from the movie American Me Born: Arturo Molina May 31, 1964 in Los Angeles, California, USA
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Next Friday

Next Friday (2000)

Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas

Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (2004)

American Me

American Me (1992)

The Neighborhood

The Neighborhood (2004)

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Actor (9 titles)

2013 One Story
Chato

2009 Lunar Effect
Store Owner

2004 Downtown: A Street Tale
Wilfredo

2004 Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (Video Game)
T-Bone Mendez (voice)

2004 The Neighborhood
Santo

2003 The Blues
Crazy Hector

2000 A Lowrider Spring Break En San Quilmas

2000 Dope Case Pending (video)

1993 Mi vida loca
Mousie's dad

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Soundtrack (4 titles)

2000 After Sex (writer: "Dancing My Problems Away")

2000 Next Friday (writer: "Mamacita" / as A. Molina / performer: "Mamacita" / as Frost)

1994 Lives in Hazard (TV documentary) (writer: "Homicide" / as A. Molina Jr. / performer: "Homicide")

1992 American Me (writer: "No Sunshine" / as Arturo Molina Jr. / performer: "No Sunshine")

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Self (4 titles)

2010 Cholo Comedy Slam: Stand Up and Lean Back
Himself

1993 Gunmen
Himself

1993 The Voice of a Nation (video documentary)

1991 The Full Moon Show (TV series documentary)
Himself

– Los Angeles & the Hollywood Glitz (1991) … Himself

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One Story -- Third-generation Mexican teenagers Angie and Josh Navarro of Orange County's upper class, are forced to move into their grandparent's house, located in one of the poorest Spanish speaking neighborhoods of Los Angeles. It is there they will decide for themselves, to accept their newly uncovered culture and grab on to their lost roots, or continue to live above the clouds, disconnected and shielded from the truth. Angie and Josh learn that moving into the "ghetto" as they once called it, is completely different than it has been portrayed to them by the media and Hollywood movies their whole lives. History shows that with time, an oppressed culture always regrows itself and prevails once more, but is it Angie and Josh's time to grow or are they destined for something more?

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East L.A. rapper, of Mexican descent, well known for the song "Ain't No Sunshine" from the movie American Me See more »

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