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Héctor Montemayor
Héctor Montemayor was part of Los Cadetes de Linares, a band formed in 1974 with Homero Guerrero. Their music mixed traditional Mexican sounds with...
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Héctor Montemayor was part of Los Cadetes de Linares, a band formed in 1974 with Homero Guerrero. Their music mixed traditional Mexican sounds with contemporary touches, and their lyrics sometimes addressed difficult subjects like drug trafficking and political corruption, which drew both fans and critics.
In 1990, Montemayor released "Se Acabó Papa," a song about a son rebelling against his father that became widely popular across Latin America. Another track, "Y Si Escuchas Mis Pasos," also appears among his notable songs.
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