Hispanic-Bolivian MC and producer Hector Guerra will be releasing his second album "Gracias Por Existir" on his own label Pachamama Dreams, and will be performing his new material on his U.S. summer tour which kicked off this week. Tour dates include his performance at Super Estrella s Super Reventón at the Staples Center, among other confirmed dates around the country
"Gracias Por Existir" was entirely produced by Hector Guerra himself. The album was recorded and produced in various and distinctive locations: Los Angeles, Barcelona and Mexico DF. Invited guests that appear in the album includes Panteón Rococó, Las Cafeteras, El Rey De La Cumbia Sonidera, Alberto Pedraza, Morodo, and Professor Angel Sound.
Hector Guerra s first two singles "Fantazy" and "Gracias Por Existir" which features Panteón Rococó, both have released videos giving us a taste of what s to come following his critically claimed first studio album "Amor" that includes the hits "What up?", "Historia de un Amor", "El Tiempo No Mira Pa tras" and "Fallen Angels."
Originally from Spain, son of Bolivian parents and based in México and California, Hector Guerra is known for his electro-Latin crossover style. His particular sound embodies the lyricist element of hip hop, the beat elements of dancehall, the mystifying element of Andean music, the faith element of reggae, the flavor of cumbia, and the core of electronic music. He mixes all of these genres to help him personally create and describe the rhythms of the world.
