We were young and making money playing rock 'n' roll. We were on national television and girls were screaming when we walked onstage. What else could possibly matter?

That show was so much fun that we knew we just had to get back together full time. We've been going at it ever since.

They (USA) were not ready for that kind of success, and record stores all over the country ran out of the single because they were too small of an operation to keep up with all the orders.

Television was supposed to be a national park. Instead it has become a money machine. It's a commodity now, just like pork bellies.

There is a much bigger [ad dollar] pie out there than the money already being spent on Hispanic television.

The impact of television on our culture is. . . indescribable. There's a certain sense in which it is nearly as important as the invention of printing.