Urbano latino
United States
Héctor El Father
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Reggaeton rapper/singer Hector El Father first rose to fame as half of the pioneering Puerto Rican duo Hector & Tito, known for their string of hits in the late ’90s and early 2000s.
∙ He made his solo debut—performing as Hector “El Bambino”—with the 2004 mixtape Los Anormales, which featured Daddy Yankee, Alexis & Fido, and Don Omar.
∙ Hector signed with Jay-Z’s short-lived Roc-La-Familia imprint in 2015 and was the Latin face of the famed rapper’s clothing line.
∙ In 2006, his first official solo LP, The Bad Boy, sold 20,000 copies during its debut week and became a No. 2 hit on Billboard’s Top Latin Albums chart.
∙ Devoting his life to Christianity, he announced his retirement from music in 2008 and released a farewell album, Juicio Final.
∙ A sampled clip of Hector’s voice appeared on Baauer’s “Harlem Shake,” a viral dance smash in 2013.
∙ After nearly a decade away from music, he produced a 2018 film about his life, Conocerás La Verdad, and he led off the soundtrack with a new single, “Acuérdate de Mí.”
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