Ricky Castro

Dominican-born merengue singer Ricky Castro increased to prominence within the ’90s because the frontman of Ricky Castro y Su Banda Soberbia, a hardcore merengue outfit most widely known for strikes such as for example “Después De Ti,” “El Enano,” “El Pariguayo,” “Es Duro,” and “El Sunlight Sunlight De La Carabela,” amongst others. A indigenous of Villa María within the Dominican capital along with a previous soundman for Carlos Manuel “Un Zafiro”, Castro pursued a profession in accounting on the Universidad Autónoma de Santo Domingo and afterwards in NEW YORK, where he used home as he appeared to help expand his musical contacting. Following the dissolution of Soberbia within the middle-2000s, Castro reemerged in 2008 using the single release Un Monstruo, which discovered him venturing out in to the bachata realm.