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Homer Padron

Homer Padrón came from Maracaibo, Venezuela, where he grew up with vallenato rhythms. He recorded "Déjala" in 2006, a song written by Jorge Polanco that...

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Homer Padrón came from Maracaibo, Venezuela, where he grew up with vallenato rhythms. He recorded "Déjala" in 2006, a song written by Jorge Polanco that became his signature track.

His debut album, also called "Déjala," came out in 2007 and helped him reach listeners beyond Venezuela. He followed it with albums like "De Corazón" in 2008, sticking with the vallenato style he'd always worked in.

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