Python lambda function in a list gives unexpected result

So I'm trying to make a list where a lambda functions are the elements of the list. The lambda function calls another function which I pass an argument to. The problem is that lambda function only 'saves' the last value for all other items in the list. See below

The question is what should I do to get the desired result?

Edit: The stated problem is simplified. I have to use lambda for the solution

This is the code I'm trying to understand the problem:

def f(B):
    print(B)
A = [lambda: f(a) for a in ["foo", "faz", "baz"]]
for a in A:
    a()

Desired result:

foo
faz
baz

Real result:

baz
baz
baz

if you need to create an array of function calls you can achieve what you are trying to do with the following:

def f(x):
     def g():
         print(x)
     return g

A = [f(a) for a in ["foo", "faz", "baz"]]

for a in A:
    a()

output

foo
faz
baz