The Warriors
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THE WARRIORS
Basada en la novela de Sol Yurick.
La historia se realiza a finales de los 70´s principios de los 80´s en Nueva York.
Las bandas manejan varios estilos paraidentificase entre las demás, desde unos simples jeans hasta algo mas extravagante como llegarse a pintar las caras y usar un atuendo que vaya mas acorde al nombre de la banda.
Usaban en susconversaciones un lenguaje jerguero. Y tenían una actitud de ´´vale madres´´.
The Alleycats, The Amsterdam All-Stars, The Baseball Furies, The Black Hands, The Blackjacks, The BigTrains, The Boppers, The Boyle Avenue Runners, The Charlemagnes, The Colt 45's, The Dealers, The Delaney Rovers,
The Dingos, The E Street Shufflers, The Easy Aces, The ElectricEliminators,
The Eighth Avenue Apaches, The Fastballs, The Fifth Street Bombers, The Filmores, The Firetasters, The Five Points, The Gerrards, The Gladiators, The Go Hards, The Gun HillDancers, The Gramercy Riffs, The High Hats, The High Rollers, The Homeboys, The Hoplites, The Howitzers, The Huks, The Hurricanes, The Imps, The Jesters, The Jones Street Boys, TheJudas Bunch, The Jupiters, The Knockdowns, The Knuckles, The Lizzies, The Locos, The Magicians, The Meatpackers, The Moonrunners, The Napoleons, The Nickel Steaks, The Nightriders,The Ninth Avenue Razors, The Orphans, The Panzers, The Phillies, The Plainsmen, The Punks, The Queen's Bridge Mutilators, The Real Boys, The Red Hook Shooters, The Roadmasters, TheRogues, The Romans, The Runaways, The Saracens, The Saratogas, The Savage Huns, The Shanghai Sultans, The Southern Cross, The Speedwagons, The Stevedores, The Stilletos, TheStonebreakers, The Terriers, The Turks, The Turnbull AC's, The Van Cortlandt Rangers, The Whispers, The Xenophones, The Xylophones, The Yo-Yo's, The Youngbloods, The Zodiacs, The Zulus.
Basada en la novela de Sol Yurick.
La historia se realiza a finales de los 70´s principios de los 80´s en Nueva York.
Las bandas manejan varios estilos paraidentificase entre las demás, desde unos simples jeans hasta algo mas extravagante como llegarse a pintar las caras y usar un atuendo que vaya mas acorde al nombre de la banda.
Usaban en susconversaciones un lenguaje jerguero. Y tenían una actitud de ´´vale madres´´.
The Alleycats, The Amsterdam All-Stars, The Baseball Furies, The Black Hands, The Blackjacks, The BigTrains, The Boppers, The Boyle Avenue Runners, The Charlemagnes, The Colt 45's, The Dealers, The Delaney Rovers,
The Dingos, The E Street Shufflers, The Easy Aces, The ElectricEliminators,
The Eighth Avenue Apaches, The Fastballs, The Fifth Street Bombers, The Filmores, The Firetasters, The Five Points, The Gerrards, The Gladiators, The Go Hards, The Gun HillDancers, The Gramercy Riffs, The High Hats, The High Rollers, The Homeboys, The Hoplites, The Howitzers, The Huks, The Hurricanes, The Imps, The Jesters, The Jones Street Boys, TheJudas Bunch, The Jupiters, The Knockdowns, The Knuckles, The Lizzies, The Locos, The Magicians, The Meatpackers, The Moonrunners, The Napoleons, The Nickel Steaks, The Nightriders,The Ninth Avenue Razors, The Orphans, The Panzers, The Phillies, The Plainsmen, The Punks, The Queen's Bridge Mutilators, The Real Boys, The Red Hook Shooters, The Roadmasters, TheRogues, The Romans, The Runaways, The Saracens, The Saratogas, The Savage Huns, The Shanghai Sultans, The Southern Cross, The Speedwagons, The Stevedores, The Stilletos, TheStonebreakers, The Terriers, The Turks, The Turnbull AC's, The Van Cortlandt Rangers, The Whispers, The Xenophones, The Xylophones, The Yo-Yo's, The Youngbloods, The Zodiacs, The Zulus.
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