Salsero Hector Tricochet, translator of Periquito Pin Pin and Lobo domesticado, has died at the age of 66.

Famous salsa singer Hector Trikos died at the age of 66 on Sunday, July 17. Through their social networks, the relatives of the Puerto Rican artist reported this unpleasant news.

As you remember, Héctor joined the Tommy Olivencia Orchestra, where he popularized the hits “Lobo domesticado”, “Periquito Pin Pin” and “Doce rosa”. So far, the reasons death translator.

“It is with great sadness that we officially confirm the death of Hector Noel Tricochet Albertorio in his lifetime at the age of 66 in Springfield, Massachusetts, our father. We appreciate all displays of solidarity, affection and respect during this difficult time. We ask for space to deal with our loss. Thank you,” the family said in a statement.

Many salseros said goodbye to Hector Trikosh, performer “Don’t Throw the First Stone at Me”. Victor Manuel was one of them: “Sad news, another great singer of our genre who leaves us unexpectedly. He always treated me like a friend, a wonderful person and a singer. The tamed wolf has left us. said.

Similarly, Charlie Aponte, former vocalist of El Gran Combo de Puerto Rico, noted on social media: “We have lost one of the most respected salsa singers because of his unique way of interpreting the songs he sang in a unique style and, above all, with full of passion. how I felt about music. Bobby Kryze, Enrique “Papo” Lucca, and other artists in the music industry said goodbye with heartfelt messages.

Hector Tricos celebrated his 35 year career in Peru.

To celebrate 35 years of artistic career, salsero Nino Segarra and Hector Trikosh They came to Lima after several years of absence to perform at the “Salsa con class 2” event held on Friday the 18th at the Karamba latin disco in Independencia in 2013.

Nino Segarra, who became famous for romantic salsa in the 1980s, expressed his desire to return to Peru at that time and give his followers a new album that would define his career and in turn allow him to “show him that we are still there’s talent and we’ll be able to elevate this salsa place.”

As one remembers, Hector Trikosh He started his professional career as a singer in Mickey Cora’s orchestra and with Joe Rodriguez’s La Terrífica, there are several successes that this successful singer brought to salsa music, just to mention a few: “I’m not automatic” “Craving to love you”, “Make love “,” I should have loved you more”, “Tame the wolf”, “Don’t throw the first stone.”

In May of the same year, he celebrated his 35 year successful musical career at the Lehman Center in New York City with a concert titled “Best Romantic Salsa” with other prominent performers joining the celebration such as: David Pavon, Willy Gonzalez , Roberto Blades and Anthony Colon with an exciting evening.

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