Farruco, Vico C and others: These are reggaetonists who, like Daddy Yankee, converted to Christianity

In recent years, several reggaeton artists have made the shocking decision to convert to Christianity, searching for a deeper meaning in their lives. One of the most notable is Daddy Yankee who announced his transformation into a man of faith at his last concert in Puerto Rico.

This new turn in Daddy Yankee’s life had a significant impact on several areas of his life, including his personal dynamic and his relationship with the public, according to El Universal.

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Reggaeton artists who converted to Christianity like Daddy Yankee

In general

The predecessor of reggaeton today is a Christian pastor, but in the 90s he was the author of songs like “Rica y apretadita”. El General left music decades ago as an expression of regret for creating the urban genre known today.

Don Omar

Daddy Yankee’s eternal rival is not far behind on the list as he is now preaching messages from God and sharing his experience of how his life changed when he found faith, although he has not abandoned his passion for music to the relief of his fans.

Farruko

Farruko, the performer of songs like “Pepas” and “Cositas que didamos”, also surprised his followers by becoming a Christian. According to Líber, he even apologized for the lyrics of his songs that brought him fame, admitting that he had made mistakes in the past.

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Hector El father

For years, the reggaeton singer not only dedicated himself to the release of songs like “Sácala” and “Si me touching”, but was also connected to criminal groups, which years later forced him to leave his past and seek refuge in his relationship with God, just as he published by Kanal 1.

Vico C

Known for his hit “La vecinita”, he also made a big turn in his career by becoming a pastor and leaving urban music aside.

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