Green’s Dictionary of Slang

Pancho n.

[the stereotypical Mexican name]
(US)

1. a derog. form of address to an anonymous Mexican or other Latin man.

[US]T. Southern ‘The Road Out of Axotle’ in Southern (1973) 107: I think you’ve probably picked the wrong crowd this time, Pancho.
[US]J. Díaz This Is How You Lose Her 16: [to a Dominican] Why don’t you beat it, pancho.
[US]S.M. Jones Lives Laid Away [ebook] ‘Thinkin’ about naming a couple holding cells after you and Pancho. The Imbecile Suites’.

2. a Puerto Rican.

[US]A. Rodriguez Spidertown (1994) 14: If he gets away with that, every li’l pancho be dickin’ me up the ass.