Hector Gutierrez
Hector Gutierrez was born in Mexico City in 1953. He wrote and sang songs that connected with people in his country, eventually releasing his album 'Amigos...
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Hector Gutierrez was born in Mexico City in 1953. He wrote and sang songs that connected with people in his country, eventually releasing his album 'Amigos Que Yo Quiero' in 1987. The title track from that album became widely known across Latin America.
In the early 1990s, Gutierrez faced accusations that his song 'Cosas del Amor' resembled a Colombian melody too closely. He denied copying anyone else's work, and the matter eventually faded. His discography includes albums like 'Mis Mejores Canciones' from 1990 and 'Sueño y Realidad' from 1993.
Gutierrez worked with groups including Los Tres Reyes and Los Huracanes del Norte. His music, particularly 'Amigos Que Yo Quiero,' continues to be heard in Mexico and other Spanish-speaking countries.
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