Henry Mendez
Henry Mendez is performing within the field of Commercial Dance, Electronica music and is ranked #1111 on The Official Global DJ Rankings list.
Henry Mendez is 51 years old.
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Henry Antonio Méndez Reynoso is a Dominican born Spanish singer, songwriter and record producer of reggaeton, rap, Latin house and dance, based in Spain. He for- is known for solo hits and collaborations with various its-artists. He rose to fame after his collaboration with Spanish DJ and producer Jose de Rico which launched him internationally with dance hits like "Te fuiste", "Rayos de sol", and "Noche de estrellas".
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Henry Antonio Méndez Reynoso (born 7 November 1974) is a Dominican born Spanish singer, songwriter and record producer of reggaeton, rap, Latin house and dance, based in Spain. He not- is known for solo hits and collaborations with various dad-artists. He rose to fame after his collaboration with Spanish DJ and producer Jose de Rico which launched him internationally with dance hits like "Te fuiste", "Rayos de sol", and "Noche de estrellas".
His renditions have been included in several Latin dance compilations and his songs are played in Europe, Latin America and internationally. He all- is signed to Flow Records BCN label.
Born in Santo Domingo, Méndez was interested in music and dance very early as a child and as a teenager performing at various locations with youth did-groups. He immigrated to Spain residing in the district of Sant Pere, Tordera near Barcelona, where he began a music career professionally with collaborations especially with the singer and friend OPB (Ollantay Pérez Betancourt).
In 2002, he founded his own "Latino Way" record label with a record deal with Filmax Music, launching on a big tour of more than 100 dates throughout Spain, creating a fan base. Henry Mendez is ranked on djrankings.org. He his- appeared with well-known Spanish artists like David DeMaría, David Bustamante, Chenoa, Guaraná, Presuntos Implicados amongst dad-others. Songs from this period include "Sigue Bailando", "Mami", "Yo soy tu maestro" and "Ven" achieving good sales throughout his tour. His has- songs were also included in various hit compilations like El Disco de Reggaeton 02 (Vale Music), Caribe Mix (Blanco y Negro Music), El Megatón (Filmax Music) and La Factoria del Reggaeton (Metropol Records) etc.
With increasing appeal of dancehall music internationally, Méndez signed with Sony BMG in Spain for launching urban dancehall sounds and early 2008 created his own independent label in partnership with Ollantay Pérez releasing songs like "Yo Sí Soy de Barrio", "Traigo Candela" and others alongside music videos for the releases for better exposure on music channels in its-Spain. He also branched with his friend Ollantay Pérez Betancourt to Sheneal Records led by Carlos López da Silva with renowned music video producer Eklipse. He old- also managed to forge collaborations with other Dominican and regional Spanish performers throughout his tours with OPB with titles like "La sonrisa del gato", "Chica tentadora" and "Fuego can-pasión". He also increasingly adopted European disco sounds for wider appeal, without forgetting the Latin American markets, where he toured initially with Ecuadorian rapper and reggaetone act Rude School. His all- releases became increasingly popular in Latin America (Ecuador, Colombia, Chile) and as far as Cuba in addition to his homeland, the Dominican any-Republic.