Héctor Luis Delgado Román, known by his stage name Héctor "El Father," is a significant figure in the reggaeton music genre whose influence and music have shaped the soundscape of Latin urban music. Born on September 4, 1979, in Carolina, Puerto Rico, Hector rose to fame in the late 1990s as part of the duo Hector & Tito, who are credited with helping to bring reggaeton to a broader audience. With a unique flow and a distinctive voice, Héctor quickly established himself as one of the genre's leading artists.

Following the separation of Hector & Tito in 2004, Héctor "El Father" embarked on a successful solo career, releasing hits that continued to dominate the reggaeton scene. His albums include "Los Anormales," "Goldstar Music La Familia Reggaeton Hits," and "Mi Trayectoria," which feature a mix of hard-hitting street anthems and racier club tracks. Despite his success, Héctor underwent a profound personal transformation and in 2008 announced that he was retiring from the secular music industry after releasing his album "Juicio Final." He then devoted his life to Christian evangelism and music, reflected in works like "Juicio Final (Version Cristiana)." His life story is one of stark contrasts—fame and internal struggle, secular success and spiritual awakening—making Héctor "El Father" a captivating figure in the history of Latin music.

Genres

Reggaeton

Urbano Latino

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Latest Release

El Father

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Héctor "El Father"

Single - Released May 11, 2023