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Héctor Guerrero
Héctor Guerrero is a singer from Sinaloa who moved to the United States as a teenager. His music draws from traditional Mexican corridos and folk music, with...
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Héctor Guerrero is a singer from Sinaloa who moved to the United States as a teenager. His music draws from traditional Mexican corridos and folk music, with some rock influence mixed in. In 1991, he released the album 'El Emboscado,' and the title track became his most recognizable song.
That song, 'El Emboscado,' is a ballad about betrayal and revenge.
He has worked with musicians like Manuel 'El Coyote' Lira on guitar and Arturo 'El Carpintero' Martínez on accordion. Guerrero has continued performing and recording since the early 1990s.
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