his father, "Soy de San Luis", recorded by the Tejano fusion group Texas Tornados with Augie Meyers, Doug Sahm and Freddy Fender. Starting in 1998, he was a member of Los Super Seven, a supergroup that won a Grammy Award for their eponymous album. Jiménez was one of the featured artists in the 1976 documentary film Chulas Fronteras, directed by Les Blank. He also appeared as a band member in the 2000 movie Picking Up the Pieces, with Woody Allen and Sharon Stone, and was also featured on the film's soundtrack. His music has been featured on the soundtrack for other movies, such as Y Tu Mamá También, El Infierno, The Border, Tin Cup, Chulas Fronteras, and Striptease. He was one of the artists featured in archival footage in the 2013 documentary film This Ain't No Mouse Music about Arhoolie Records and its founder Chris Strachwitz. The Hohner company collaborated with Jiménez to create the Flaco Jimenez Signature series of accordions. Personal life His brother, Santiago Jiménez Jr., is also an accomplished accordionist and has recorded extensively. In March 2015, Jiménez suffered a broken hip and two rib fractures from two separate falls. By May of that year, he returned to performing and was one of the acts on closing night of the 34th annual Tejano Conjunto Festival in San Antonio. Jiménez and his wife once owned a food truck in the San Antonio area, named Tacos Jimenez. Discography Studio albums Una Sombra, 1972, D.L.B. Records, San Antonio, TX El Papa Del Caminante, 1973, D.L.B. Records, San Antonio, TX Mis Polkas Favoritas, 1973, D.L.B. Records, San Antonio, TX Corridos Famosos, 1973, D.L.B. Records, San Antonio, TX Clavelito Clavelito, 1973, D.L.B. Records, San Antonio, TX La Otra Modesta, 1974, D.L.B. Records, San Antonio, TX El Rey De Texas, 1975, D.L.B. Records, San Antonio, TX A Mis Amigos Cariñosamente, 1976, D.L.B. Records, San Antonio, TX El Principe Del Acordeón , 1977, D.L.B. Records, San Antonio, TX Flaco Jiménez Y Su Conjunto, 1977, Arhoolie Records Flaco ‘79, 1979, D.L.B. Records, San Antonio, TX Mis 25 Años, 1980, D.L.B. Records, San Antonio, TX El Sonido de San Antonio, 1980, Arhoolie Polkas De Oro, 1983, D.L.B. Records, San Antonio, TX Ay Te Dejo en San Antonio, 1986, Arhoolie Flaco's Amigos, 1988, Arhoolie Entre Humo y Botellas, 1989, Rounder Records San Antonio Soul, 1991, Rounder Records Partners, 1992, Warner Bros. Records Flaco Jiménez, 1994, Arista Records