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The '''Los Santos Vagos''' is a Hispanic street gang based on the eastern side of [[Los Santos]], with bases in [[East Los Santos]], [[Los Flores]], [[Las Colinas]] and [[East Beach]]. Known members include drug-dealer [[Big Poppa]] and [[Freddy (GTA SA)|Freddy]]. Los Santos Vagos, when translated from Spanish to English, literally means "The Lazy Saints". The Vagos are seen wearing yellow bandanas. | The '''Los Santos Vagos''' is a Hispanic street gang based on the eastern side of [[Los Santos]], with bases in [[East Los Santos]], [[Los Flores]], [[Las Colinas]] and [[East Beach]]. They are based on the [[Wikipedia:Sureños|Sureños]]. Known members include drug-dealer [[Big Poppa]] and [[Freddy (GTA SA)|Freddy]]. Los Santos Vagos, when translated from Spanish to English, literally means "The Lazy Saints". The Vagos are seen wearing yellow bandanas. | ||
The Los Santos Vagos had, prior to the events of [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]], been involved in a long running war with the [[Varrios Los Aztecas]], another Hispanic gang in Los Santos. The [[Grove Street Families]] had also been a target for the Vagos, as the two vied for control over both East Beach and [[Playa del Seville]]. The [[Ballas]] are not known to have come into conflict with the Vagos, although they may have due to the proximity of their territories. The [[San Fierro Rifa]], a Hispanic gang in [[San Fierro]], are also known to have had conflict with the Vagos. | The Los Santos Vagos had, prior to the events of [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]], been involved in a long running war with the [[Varrios Los Aztecas]], another Hispanic gang in Los Santos. The [[Grove Street Families]] had also been a target for the Vagos, as the two vied for control over both East Beach and [[Playa del Seville]]. The [[Ballas]] are not known to have come into conflict with the Vagos, although they may have due to the proximity of their territories. The [[San Fierro Rifa]], a Hispanic gang in [[San Fierro]], are also known to have had conflict with the Vagos. | ||