Referring Clues

• Spanish article
• ___ Lunas, N.M.
• ___ Angeles
• ___ Fresnos, Tex.
• The "L" of L.A.
• "___ Amigos" (1973 western)
• West end of L.A.?
• ___ Altos, Calif.
• Part of U.C.L.A.
• ___ Lobos
• ___ Alamos
• ___ Gatos, Calif.
• Archaic attention-getters
• Aragón article
• ___ Alamos, N.M.
• ___ Mochis, Mexico
• ___ Banos, Calif.
• Oaxaca article
• Part of L.A.
• Article in El Sol
• ___ Teques, Venezuela
• Preceder of Alamos or Altos
• ___ Alamitos, Calif.
• ___ Rios, Ecuador
• Article in El Diario
• ___ Lagos (region of Chile)
• Alicante article
• Section of L.A.
• L.A.P.D. part
• Acapulco article
• Rock's ___ Lobos
• Rock's ___ Lonely Boys
• El relative
• ___ Cabos, Mexico
• L.A.P.D. division?
• ___ Alamitos
• Part of UCLA
• ___ del Rio ("Macarena" group)
• Lead-in to Alamos or Gatos
• ___ Lobos ("La Bamba" band)
• ___ Lobos ("La Bamba" group)
• Angeles or Alamos lead-in
• ___ Gatos, CA
• ___ Gatos, California
• ___ Alamitos, California
• ___ Lunas, New Mexico
• "___ Olvidados" (1950 Luis Buñuel film)
• ___ Angeles, California
• Rock's ___ Lobos
• The "L" in L.A.
• ___ Alamos, New Mexico
• Día de ___ Muertos
• "___ Diary" (Pia Pera novel)
• ___ del Rio ("Macarena" singers)
• El, pluralized
• ___ Lonely Boys (Texas trio)
• Article in El Pais
• ___ Alamos
• ___ Angeles
• Word in southwestern place names
• West side of L.A.?
• ___ Gatos
• California's ___ Gatos
• California's ___ Altos
• ___ Altos, Calif.
• LAPD part
• Article in a Spanish newspaper
• ___ Alamitos, CA
• ___ Alamos, NM
• ___ Angeles, CA
• Part of LAPD
• L.A.'s west side?
• ___ del Rio ("Macarena" group)
• "Alamos" opener
• Article for Alamos
• Part of LAX
• "Angeles" or "Lobos" starter
• ___ Lobos ("La Bamba" group)
• "El," pluralized
• Altos starter
• ___ Mochis of Mexico
• Word with Lobos or Alamos
• Thirty percent of L.A.?
• ___ Gatos
• ___ Gatos (San Jose neighbor)
• Angeles or Lobos starter
• Gatos or Altos opener
• ___ Lonely Boys (rock band)
• Pop music's ___ Lobos
• Start of many California city names
• "Alamos" opener
• ___ Lobos of music
• ___ Alamos, NM
• Part of America's second-largest city?
• Part of the LAPD?
• Rock's ___Lonely Boys
• ___ Altos, California
• Definite article in Durango
• Section of L.A.?
• California town name starter
• Part of 81-Down
• "Angeles" or "Lobos" starter
• California's ___ Gatos
• California's ___ Altos
• Two "el"s
• "El" pluralized
• Smaller part of L.A.
• Article before Gatos or Lobos
• Article with Alamos
• ___ Alamitos, CA
• ___ Angeles, CA
• ___ Altos, California
• ___ Campesinos!
• L.A.'s west end?
• Alamos or Angeles preceder
• Word before "Alamos" or "Angeles"
• ___ Angeles Lakers
• Article in El Mundo?
• Gatos or Alamos preced-er
• Word before Angeles or Alamos
• Algeciras article
• Start of some California place names
• ____ Alamos, N.M.
• ___ Lobos of pop
• ___ Angeles Dodgers
• Angeles preceder
• ___ Lonely Boys
• Alamos lead-in
• L.A. part
• Plural of 'el'
• UCLA part
• "Alamos" or "Angeles" preceder
• ___ Lobos (rock quintet)
• Gatos or Negros
• The "L" in 57-Across
• ___ Cristianos (Canary Islands resort)
• Part of L.A.P.D.
• Part of 9 Across
• L.A. Times section?
• Article for "Alamos"
• California's ___ Padres National Forest
• LAPD section?
• ____ Vegas
• Intro to Altos or Alamos
• ___ Angeles
• Article before "Gatos" or "Lobos"
• '60s pop group ___ Bravos
• UCLA article
• ___ Banos, California
• "Was ist ___?"
• Isabel Allende's "La Casa de ___ Espiritus"
• El and el
• 'NCIS: ___ Angeles'
• Word before Alamos or Angeles
• The "L" in 5-Across
• "___ Tarantos" (1963 film)
• Gatos or Palmas lead in
• Gatos preceder
• "Abre ___ ojos!"
• "Alamitos" or "Altos" lead-in
• ___ Lonely Boys (2004 Grammy winners)
• ___ Pollos Hermanos ("Breaking Bad" restaurant)
• Angeles
• Word with "Angeles"
• The "L" of U.C.L.A.
• Article south of the border
• Alamos
• 120-Across, in Spain
• Start of many California place names
• Half of L.A.
• "Angeles" header
• ______Alamos
• LAPD division?
• Angeles leader
• Angeles intro
• ___ dos: both
• UCLA's 'L'
• Word before Lobos or Alamos
• Archaic exclamations
• The "L" of L.A.P.D.
• ____Cabos
• Rock music's ___ Lobos
• ___ Angeleno
• Grammy winners ___ Lobos
• Half of city name many bands are "from"
• "La Bamba" recreaters ___ Lobos
• Frank Black "I want to live in ___ Angeles"
• East L.A. band ___ Lobos
• "The Town and the City" band ___ Lobos
• X "___ Angeles"
• "Tin Can Trust" band ___ Lobos
• "Heaven" band ___ Lonely Boys
• "How Will The Wolf Survive?" ___ Lobos
• "Donna" coverers ___ Lobos
• "La Bamba" coverers ___ Lobos
• Sugarcult "___ Angeles"
• Counting Crows "___ Angeles"
• Aragon article
• Word with "Gatos" or "Altos"
• Mexican article
• La Prensa article?
• Start of many Southwestern cities
• The "L" word in L.A.
• ___ Estados Unidos
• "Angeles" front
• Rock band ___ Lobos
• Alamos or Gatos preceder
• Word that Spanish alphabetizers ignore
• ___ Padres National Forest
• Preceder of Alamos or Angeles
• ___ Cabos
• ___ Mets (Hispanic Heritage Night team)
• Part of 24-Down
• Alhambra article
• Argentine article
• City to which the Brooklyn Dodgers relocated in 1958
• LAPD unit?
• The "L" in LACMA
• ___ Cabos: Baja area
• The "L" in UCLA
• 20-Down backward
• Part of many California place names
• Article in the L.A. Times?
• Part of LAPL
• ___ Angeles Sparks
• ___ Angeles Times
• ___ Rios (region of Chile)
• UCLA division?
• Article from U.C.L.A.?
• ___ Angeles, U.S, city
• Dia de ___ Muertos
• ___ Altos, CA
• "Por que no ___ dos?"
• Head of the LAPD?
• ___ Angeles, city
• Andalusian article
• The L in LAX
• The "L" in LA Galaxy
• ___ Lonely Boys, group with the 2004 hit "Heaven"
• Día de ___ Muertos (Mexican holiday)
• Grammy winners ___ Lonely Boys
• - Angeles
• Word in many California place names
• - Alamos
• "Macarena" band ___ del Río
• ___ Angeles Kings
• The L in LACC
• - Gatos
• ___ Angeles Azules
• Selena y ___ Dinos (Tejano band)
• - Lobos
• "___ Espookys": 6-Across comedy series
• One of the L's in LAPL
• Start of some California city names
• ___ Feliz (L.A. neighborhood)
• ___ Angeles Guitar Quartet
• ___ Angeles (Lakers' city)
• L.A.P.D. head?
• The "L" of LACMA
• ___ Santos, fictional setting of Grand Theft Auto V
• Altos might follow this
• ___ Angeles Public Library
• HBO's "___ Espookys"
• ___ Blancos, nickname for soccer's Real Madrid
• First word in the name of the U.S.'s most populous county
• L.A. City Council leader?
• ___ Angeles County Museum of Art
• Mexican pop's ___ Temerarios
• Grammy winners ___ Tigres del Norte
• Día de ___ Muertos
• West side of L.A.?
• Día de ___ Reyes Magos
• L.A. subdivision?
• Todos ___ días: every day, in Spanish