Hector Tricoche, the singer died at the age of 67 just ten days before his birthday.

Although the actual cause of demise is yet to be verified, rumors suggest the singer had a heart attack. However, the details are not publicized by the official source and it is unwise to predict any details.

But, the news of his sudden demise has shocked the music fraternity by pieces. People deeply expressed their gratitude and great words for one of the backbones of Salsa music in the 90s.

The singer first started his career by joining a band during his school days. He started his professional career by collaborating with Mickey Cora and the Cabala Orchestra on his debut album in 1981.

The singer rose to fame in 1984 when he joined Tommy Olivencia and his orchestra La Primerica. People still believe that was the golden generation of music.

According to the celebritynetworth, Hector Trichoche’s zodiac sign is estimated at 3 million US dollars.

He earned hard green cash as one of the influential musical artists. He has performed onstage with some legendary artists like Frankie Ruiz, Paquito Guzmán, and others.

At first, the singer optioned for a solo career and gain immense popularity. His album has always inspired people and was the biggest hit in the music industry. To this day, his songs are alive in the audience’s minds and ears.

Surely, he was one of the richest singers back in his time with his fabulous hit as a solo artist and also performing for the band. He dedicated more than a decade of his life to the music industry.

At the time of his demise, Hector Tricoche was 67 years of age. The singer was close to celebrating his 67th birthday on the 29th of July. He was born in the year 1955.

The singer started his career with the band, performing alongside Tommy Olivencia Orchestra for several years. He and Olivencia worked together on the 1987 hit album 30 Aniversario, which featured the hit song “Lobo Domesticado.”

The hit song was felicitated to Olivencia’s 30th year as a bandleader. After six years in service with the Orchestra, Hector quit the group. Then, he began his solo career.

At first, he performed salsa music in nightclubs and Miami festivals and carnivals. As a solo artist, Hector signed for the TH-Rodven Records label.