Coty Hernández
Adrián Hernández, better known by his stage name Coty Hernández (Crucellas Island, Santa Fe, Argentina; December 26, 1978) is an Argentine cumbia singer, politician and composer. He is one of the leaders of the tropical music of Santa Fe.
Coty Hernández | |
|---|---|
| Birth name | Adrian Víctor Hernández |
| Born | December 26, 1978 Crucellas Island, Santa Fe Argentina |
| Genres | Cumbia |
| Occupation(s) | Musician, singer |
| Instruments | Vocals |
| Years active | 1980–present |
| Labels | Magenta Discos |
Career[edit]
The son of a father from Entre Ríos, Argentina he began professionally as a vocalist for Grupo Alegría in the 1990s. Since 1999, he performed as a soloist, at that time as Coty and the Banda del Huy, Huy, which in 2005 changed its name to Coty, the most partying. In his more than two decades of career, he made popular songs such as Soy negrero, Parrandero, El rechupete,Ese loco que te mira, Muy dentro de mi, Dime si no es verdad, Tu mayor tentación, among many others. According to him he told in an interview about his beginnings.[1]
In 2020, he appeared in the musical program Pasión de Sábado conducted by Marcela Baños. She also made appearances at the Youth Party and at the Great Rex. In that same year, her daughter suffered a violent attack after being shot by two women on a motorcycle. She was finally able to recover at the José María Cullen Hospital.
A fan of Club Atlético Unión of Santa Fe, he has as friends several players from that team such as Droopy Gómez, Mauricio Martínez and Lucas Gamba. In 2020 he dedicated a song to his favorite team.
Along with Los Palmeras, Leo Mattioli, Mario Pereyra, El Brujo Ezequiel, Sergio Torres, Juan Carlos Mascheroni (Los del Fuego), Uriel Lozano and Marcos Castelló, he is one of the greatest exponents of cumbia in the Province of Santa Fe.[2]
In 2021 Hernández launched his candidacy for national deputy for the list Creo en Santa Fe (i believe in santa fe)[3]
Discography[edit]
- 2020: Lo que te di
- 2020: Placer y olvido
- 2020: Homenaje a la cumbia santafesina
- 2019: Inolvidable
- 2018: En el Estadio Malvicino
- 2018: Marinero
- 2016: No Lo Compren... Es Malo!
- 2016: Volvió el parrandero
- 2015: Coty Hernández: en vivo
- 2014: Mensajes del corazón
- 2012: Un nuevo desafío
- 2010: Tributo
- 2009: Brillo de mi propia luz
- 2009: De colección I y II
- 2004: Bien arriba
- 2001:Soy negrero
Some songs Performed[edit]
- Soy negrero
- En mi Cama (On my bed)
- Te ruego me Disculpes (I beg your pardon)
- Dulce y bella (Sweet and beautiful)
- Corazón en Llamas (Heart on fire)
- Abrime pronto (Open me soon)
- Las estrellas te dirán (The stars will tell you)
- La gente critica (People criticize)
- Una plegaria al viento (A prayer to the wind)
- Cumbia del Huy, Huy, Huy
- Perdóname (Excuse me)
- Recuerdo (Remember)
- Dueña de mis ilusiones (Owner of my illusions)
- Aquel puñado de arena
- Otro a quien amar
- El rechupete
- Tú Fuiste Mala
- Corazón no Sufras
- Enamorado de Ti
- No Sufras por ser mi Amante
- Esta Noche Quiero Brandy
- Que me des Tu Amor
- Cuando
- El pequeño ladrón
- Porque te quiero hasta el delirio
- Siempre estoy pensando en tí
- La dieta del pollo
- Tu amor me hace bien
- Valió la pena
- No me conoces
- Y hubo alguien
- Hace tiempo
- Tus besos
- No me quiero ir
- Nadie como yo
- De niña a mujer
- Tu mayor tentación
- Placer y olvido
- Nadie
- Distancia
- No te vi crecer
- Flor pálida
- Vete
- Marinero
- Tu boca miente
- Lo que te di
- A quien quiero mentirle
- Espera (Wait)
- Porqué les mientes
- Escapémonos
- Recuerdos de amor
- Te voy a amar
- El parrandero (The Parrandero)
- Me enamore
- Diganle
- Sin ti
- Dime si no es verdad
- Miel de tus ojos
- Cautivo de este amor
- El te amará
- El más parrandero
- Amiga
- Confórmame
- Así fue
- Lo que no te di
- Es amor
- Le daré mi corazón
- Si me dejas ahora
- Vivo
- Ese loco que te mira
- Muy dentro de mi
- Que precio tiene el cielo
References[edit]
- ↑ https://www.sol915.com.ar/coty-hernandez-una-carrera-linda-lograda-mucho-sacrificio/
- ↑ https://www.airedesantafe.com.ar/santa-fe/coty-hernandez-o-nos-morimos-hambre-o-nos-morimos-covid-n163426
- ↑ https://www.lacapital.com.ar/coty-hernandez-quiero-ser-la-voz-mi-gente-el-congreso-n2683400.html
- ↑ https://www.deezer.com/es/artist/4401306
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