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- Achaeans (Homer)
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- Agapenor
- Ajax (mythology)
- Ajax the Lesser
- Alaksandu
- Alcathous
- Alcimus (mythology)
- Alexander Pope
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- Amphion the Epean
- Anchises
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- Andrea Alciato
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- Anticlus
- Antilochus
- Antiphates
- Antiphus
- Aphrodite
- Apollo
- Archelochus
- Argives
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- Asius (mythology)
- Asteropaios
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- Automedon
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- Briseis
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- Clytius
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- Cuneiform
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- Danaan
- Daniel Lapaine
- Dante Alighieri
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- Divine Comedy
- Dolon (mythology)
- Durendal
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- Gorgythion
- Greek language
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- Helen of Troy
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- Jacques-Louis David
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- Menelaus
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- Michael Longley
- Moses I. Finley
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- Patroclus
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- Philoctetes
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- Piyama-Radu
- Podalirius
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- Polites
- Polybus (Trojan War)
- Polydamas (Iliad)
- Polydorus
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- Priam
- Promachus
- Protesilaus
- Prothoenor
- Pylaemenes
- Pyraechmes
- Rhesus of Thrace
- Robert Fagles
- Roland
- Roman Empire
- Sarcophagus
- Sarpedon
- Saturn 3
- Scamandrius
- Schedius
- Single combat
- Song of Roland
- Stentor
- Sthenelus
- Talthybius
- Tenes
- Teucer
- The Fury of Achilles
- Theano
- Thebes, Greece
- Thersites
- Thoas
- Tlepolemus
- Troilus and Cressida
- Trojan War
- Tros (mythology)
- Troy
- Troy (film)
- Ucalegon
- Weighing of souls
- Wikisource
- William Shakespeare
- Wilusa
- Woodcut
- Zeus
- Acamas
- Achilles
- Aeneas
- Aesepus
- Agamemnon
- Agapenor
- Ajax the Lesser
- Alaksandu
- Alcathous
- Alexander Pope
- Amphimachus
- Anchises
- Andrea Alciato
- Andromache
- Anticlus
- Antilochus
- Antiphates
- Antiphus
- Archelochus
- Ascalaphus
- Asteropaios
- Astyanax
- Automedon
- Axylus
- Calchas
- Calesius
- Caletor
- Cassandra
- Chryseis
- Chryses
- Coön
- Cycnus
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- Dante Alighieri
- David Gemmell
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- Kebriones
- Kirk Douglas
- Leitus
- Ludovico Ariosto
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- Meges
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- Menestheus
- Mentes
- Michael Longley
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- Neoptolemus
- Nireus
- Othryoneus
- Pandarus
- Panthous
- Patroclus
- Pedasus
- Peirous
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- Podalirius
- Podarces
- Polites
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- Priam
- Promachus
- Protesilaus
- Prothoenor
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- Tenes
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- Thoas
- Tlepolemus
- Trojan War
- Ucalegon
- William Shakespeare
Hector Filmography
- Nenäpäivä-show (2010)
- Promised Land of Heavy Metal (2008)
- Isälle Göstalta (2004)
- Estradilla: Joel Hallikainen (2004)
- Missä olet Peter Aava? (2002)
- Heinähattu ja Vilttitossu (2002)
- Hurja vuosi 1968 (1998)
- Onnenjakajat - Matti Bergström, säveltäjä ja Pirjo (1995)
- Siivotaan, siivotaan (1991)
- Sketsofrenia (1991)
- Wiisikko (1990)
- Wiisikko (1990)
- The Eurovision Song Contest (1989)
- Eurovision laulukilpailu 1989 - Suomen karsinta (1989)
- Veikko Lavi ystävineen (1987)
- Tropic of Ice - Jään kääntöpiiri (1987)
- Eurovision laulukilpailu 1986 - Suomen karsinta (1986)
- The Eurovision Song Contest (1986)
- Riisuminen (1986)
- Lumilinna (1985)
- The Eurovision Song Contest (1985)
- Eurovision laulukilpailu 1985 - Suomen karsinta (1985)
- Hanoi Rocks in Concert (1985)
- Palava enkeli (1984)
- Rock-ilta (1981)
- The Eurovision Song Contest (1980)
- Tuubi (1979)
- Henkka on hiekkaa -show (1979)
- Maalaismaisema (1975)
- Maalaismaisema (1975)
- Eurovision laulukilpailu 1973 - Suomen karsinta (1973)
- Helsinki Folk Festival (1966)
Then, Hector Filmography
- El Infierno Y La Gloria (2013)
- Anna's Struggle (2012)
- Lotoman 2.0 (2012)
- La Conquista (2011)
- Tropico de Sangre (2010)
- Un Atraco, Dos Amigos y Tres Para Correr (2009)
- Trópico de sangre (2009)
- Oriundos de la noche (2007)
- Espejismo (2006)
- Las luciérnagas (2006)
- The Lost City (2005)
- Dreaming of Julia (2003)
- Víctimas del poder (1998)
Hector Filmography
ALBUMS
RELEASE
ALBUMS
- Palkkasoturi
- Pikku-Kalle
- Lasi
- Huomenta tyyny
- Savu
- Teräsmummo
- Tie jatkuu äärettömiin
- Kuningatar
- Varhain eräänä aamuna
- Jäi talo tyhjilleen
- Varjot yllä sillan
- Tämä istuin
- Länsituuli
- Jossain ääriviivat on
- Joutsenlaulu
- Galwayn ravit
- Sokolovin kitara
- Nostalgia, osa 1
- Sadepäivälaulu
- Mandoliinimies
- Neitoperho
- Kuuhullu
- Suomi-neito
- Suzanne
- Sua kaipaan
- Herra B+5 rakastuu
- Olishan se hienoo
- Stadille
- Hysteeri
- Kuunnellaan vaan taivasta
- Ei selityksiä
- Saarnaaja
- Nuorallatanssija
- Neljä tuulta
- Juodaan viinaa
- Lähes onnellinen mies
- Eki-setä
- Tää on se aamu
- Kun rakkaus saapuu kaupunkiin
- Meksikon pikajuna
- Sorsanmetsästys
- Reissumies ja kissa
- Nallen syntymäpäivä
- Tiikerihai
- Hullu syntikka
- Neljäs mies
- Pikku maalari
- Hölmölän häät
- Päivänsäde ja menninkäinen
- Linjuripolkka
- Tiikerinmetsästys
- Jäävalssin jälkeen
- Lunta kiikarissa
- Olkoon niin
- Ylitse yön
- Varpunen jouluaamuna
- Paha päiväkirja
- Niin monta demarii
- Poltettu maa
- Kuka sinä olet?
- Niin vähän on aikaa
- Nellyn palmikko
- Hetki lyö
- Aamu
- Nostalgia
- Elämän nälkä
- Hengaillaan
- Levoton tuhkimo
- Merimies
- Koko hela maailma
- Born to Be Wild
- Pidä huolta
- Daa-Da Daa-Da
- Kaikki pääsee taivaaseen
- Hän on mun nainen
- Tahdon kaljalle
- Kunhan meet
- Yksi pieni ihme
- Nuoruus
- Sitä tai tätä
- Muistinko kertoa
- Jos lukisit kuin kirjaa
- Ei ole aikaa
- Love Is the Only Way
- Elämän ja kuoleman tanssi
- Palkkasoturi
- Länsituuli
- Heinäpellolla
- Nostalgia Osa 1
- Mandoliinimies
- Neitoperho
- Yksinäinen tinasotamies
- Nostalgia Osa 2
- Suomi-neito
- Suzanne
- Olen hautausmaa
- Lumi teki enkelin eteiseen
- Olet lehdetön puu
- Herra Mirandos
- Mystalgia
- Asfalttiprinssi
- Lapsuuden loppu
- Sudenkorento
- Perjantai on mielessäin
- Jokamiehen fjonga
- Lola
- Juodaan viinaa
- Ota yhteyttä apinaan
- Seisovaa ilmaa
- Missä on Lady Jane?
- Jos sä tahdot niin
- Yhtenä iltana
- Olen nielaissut kuun
- Mustasukkainen
- Mulla ei ole rahaa
- Suurenmoinen tyttö
- Sota on kaunis
- Älä tee sitä
- Niin sua rakastan
- Kesäyö
- Kerro vaan!
- Omassa kotona
- Kaikki tahtoo rakastaa
- Kanssasi on hyvä olla niin
- Menin kipsiin taas
- Kuinka voit väittää
- Pikku Juulia
- Jokamiehen fjonga
- Snadi kundi stadista
- Kaipaava haavanlehtinen
- Hannikaisen baari
- Lola
- Tuu takaisin
- Monofilharmoonikko
- Soudan pois
- Kissojen yö
- Palellaan yhdessä
- Roxette
- TVC 15
- Ei mittään
- Kadonneet lapset
- Työttömän kehtolaulu
- Palkkasoturi
- Kuningatar
- Heinäpellolla
- Suomi-neito
- Olen hautausmaa
- Yksinäinen tinasotamies
- Lumi teki enkelin eteiseen
- Lapsuuden loppu
- Olet lehdetön puu
- Perjantai on mielessäin
- Herra Mirandos
- Jatkuvuus
- Asfalttiprinssi
- Sudenkorento
- Takataan roos
- Jäävalssi
- Ake, Make, Pera ja mä
- Laura (sua kauheesti kaipaan)
- Mandoliinimies
- Suzanne
- Yö tanssittaa
- Pahuuden Avenue
- Pää räjähtää
- Pian tuuthan takaisin
- Mitä mulle kuuluu
- Kultaiset lehdet
- Oi ystäväin, oi armahain
- Kun kello pysähtyy
- Time Goes By
- Nuoruuden lopetus
- Aukaisit oven
- Vanhat polkupyörät
- Halleluja
- Viimeinen unelma
- Velisurmaaja
- Tuuleen
- Magdaleena
- Joki tulvii
- Kaksi palaa aameneen
- Salaisuuksien talo
- Oisinpa tuuli
- Tönkkösuolattu kansa
- Joskus itkee jokainen
- Uskotko ihmeisiin?
- Asfalttiprinssi
- Hannikaisen baari
- Koko hela maailma
- Yksinäinen tinasotamies
- Omassa kotona
- Piironkinjalka
- Vierivä kivi
- Neitoperho
- Olen hautausmaa
- Lumi teki enkelin eteiseen
- Palkkasoturi
- Ei mittään (työttömän arkiviisu)
- Lapsuuden loppu
- Sarjakuva-rock
- Monofilharmoonikko
- Snadi kundi Stadista
- Kadonneet lapset
- Perjantai on mielessäin
- Sota on kaunis
- Uushiljaisuus
- Kulkurin iltatähti
- Kesäyö
- Niin sua rakastan
- Timantti ja ruoste
- Juodaan viinaa
- Sota on kaunis
- Mulla ei oo rahaa
- Yhtenä iltana
- Kaikki tahtoo rakastaa
- Jos sä tahdot niin
- Pianomies
- Kyllä huomisenkin sietää
- Ensilumi tulee kuudelta
- Musta sade
- Kenpä tahtois olla mulkku
- Nukkuva Stadi
- Shkadamuu-katapau
- Elämä on politiikkaa
- Et kai aio lopettaa
- Ei tänään
- Muistot joita ei ole
- Kulkurin iltatähti
- Lohtu on rakkaus
- Ihmisyyden sirpaleet (Pienille kuolemaantuomituille)
- Palkkasoturi
- Mandoliinimies
- Olen hautausmaa
- Laura (sua kauheasti kaipaan)
- Takataan roos
- Ota yhteyttä apinaan
- Seisovaa ilmaa
- Kuinka voit väittää
- Näkemiin - kuulemiin
- Juodaan viinaa
- Paratiisilinnut
- Seinästä seinään
- Woyzeck
- Kaikki tahtoo rakastaa
- Kuningatar
- Ake, Make, Pera ja Mä
- Koko hela maailma
- Lumi teki enkelin eteiseen
- Näin on
- Lumi teki enkelin eteiseen
- Herra Mirandos
- Marleena
- Varhain eräänä aamuna
- Mandoliinimies
- Palkkasoturi
- Huomenta tyyny
- Lapsuuden loppu
- Perjantai on mielessäin
- Laura (Sua kauheesti kaipaan)
- Yksinäinen tinasotamies
- Takataan roos
- Lasi
- Jäi talo tyhjilleen
- Suzanne
- Ake, Make, Pera ja mä
- Yhtenä iltana
- Juodaan viinaa
- Halvat pelit
- Seisovaa ilmaa
- Väärät naamat
- Näkemiin - kuulemiin
- Älä tee sitä
- Amsterdam
- Minä olin hotelli
- Illat pitenee
- Markan valheet
- Sataako huomenna, Padam
- Näin on
- Norsunluutorni
- Kuin Juudas
- Liisa pien
- Epitaph (Tuulet kirkuu hautoihin)
- Lasikevät / Surullinen Liisa
- Trullilaulu
- Antti-Juhani
- Ekhnaton rakastui aurinkoon
- Herra Mirandos
- Asfalttiprinssi
- Mystalgia
- Olet lehdetön puu
- Olen hautausmaa
- Lumi teki enkelin eteiseen
- Atlantis
- Meiran laulu
- Sisämaan retkellä
- Takaisin Narniaan
- Coctail-sukupolven Satyricon
- Jatkuvuus
- Sudenkorento
- Imet piipustasi taivaat
- Elämä filtterin läpi
- Jäävalssi
- Takataan roos
- Ake, Make, Pera ja mä
- Laura
- 1962 / Oodi 'varjoille'
- Sarjakuva-rock
- Perjantai on mielessäin
- Cocktail-sukupolven Satyricon
- Jatkuvuus
- Sudenkorento
- Imet piipustasi taivaat
- Elämä filtterin läpi
- Jäävalssi
- Prologi (Löysät ajat) / Takataan roos
- Ake, Make, Pera ja mä
- Laura (Sua kauheesti kaipaan)
- 1962 / Oodi "varjoille"
- Sarjakuva-rock
- Perjantai on mielessäin
- Olen nielaissut kuun
- Ota yhteyttä apinaan
- Missä on Lady Jane?
- Seinästä seinään
- Jos sä tahdot niin
- Allekirjoitus: Peter Pan
- Timantti ja ruoste
- Mulla ei oo rahaa
- Uushiljaisuus
- Huomiseen
- Pianomies
- Kuvitettu mies
- Kadonneitten lasten marssi
- Sota on kaunis
- Vierivä kivi
- Jossain jysähtää
- Luonasi
- Päästä minut pahasta
- Nuku idiootti
- Pinnallista elämää
- Suurenmoinen tyttö
- Niin sua rakastan
- Peili peili
- Suuri pieni mies
- Lola
- Päästä minut pahasta
- Koko hela maailma
- Mustasukkainen
- Tuulisina öinä
- Lasikevät / Surullinen Liisa
- Tunniksi luokseni jää
- Olkoon niin
- Ero
- Nainen yksin on
- Woyzeck
- Kaikki tahtoo rakastaa
- Piironkinjalka
- Laura (sua kauheesti kaipaan)
- Ake, Make, Pera & Mä
- Olet lehdetön puu
- Olen nielaissut kuun
- Kuinka voit väittää
- Jos sä tahdot niin
- Työttömän kehtolaulu
- Palkkasoturi
- Mandoliinimies
- Nostalgia, osa 1
- Takataan roos
- Suomi-neito
- Suzanne
- Asfalttiprinssi
- Olet lehdetön puu
- Olen hautausmaa
- Takaisin Narniaan
- Jäävalssi
- Lumi teki enkelin eteiseen
- Herra Mirandos
- Jatkuvuus
- Sudenkorento
- Yksinäinen tinasotamies
- Ake, Make, Pera ja mä
- Laura (Sua kauheesti kaipaan)
- Perjantai on mielessäin
- Lapsuuden loppu
- Kainot pojat
- Lumi teki enkelin eteiseen
- Terapiaa
- Piironkinjalka
- Linnut, linnut
- Ketkä istuvat piiloissaan
- Koko hela maailma
- Kesäyllätys
- Kultainen noutaja
- Krokotiili pois Niilistä
- Mennään pois
- Viikonloppusammakko
- Valtiaat
- Mistä kysymys?!
- Kultainen noutaja
- Tuli kaapista karhu
- Piironkinjalka
- Atresia
- Krokotiili pois Niilistä
- My Life?
- Valtiaat
- Eurooppa
- Videorodeo
- Woyzeck
- Omassa kotona
- Vieraantunut
- Sydänten kaatopaikka
- Koira ja hänen miehensä
- Uni 8?
- Linnut, linnut
- Vaunu vailla kuljettajaa
- Kuivaa sympatiaa
- Lumi teki enkelin eteiseen
- Ketkä istuu piiloissaan?
- Viikonloppusammakko
- Terapiaa
- Mennään pois
- Kesäyllätys
- Etelän yöt
- Koko hela maailma
- Veli Joachim
- Joululaulu Finnmarkenissa
- Näkyjä
- Per Ols Per Erik
- Illalla
- Hanhet
- Luossan kerjäläinen
- Kaipuulleni
- Muisto
- Jungmanni Jansson
- Soittaja
- Viimeinen laulu
- Tuulisina öinä
- Kadonneet lapset
- Postitoimistojuttu
- Insinöörin unet
- Palellaan yhdessä
- Ei mittään (Työttömän arkiviisu)
- Tuntematon sotilas
- Käenpoika (Laulu fasismista)
- Nainen yksin on
- Kissojen yö
- Kerro vaan!
- Kaipaava haavanlehtinen
- Snadi kundi Stadista
- At Your Door
- Tuu takaisin
- Fly Back Home, osa 1
- Jokamiehen fjonga
- Hannikaisen baari
- Kun tein suurteoksen
- Lay Me Down
- Hei leidi hei
- Fly Back Home, osa 2
- Ekhnaton rakastui aurinkoon (prologi)
- Herra Mirandos
- Asfalttiprinssi
- Mystalgia
- Olet lehdetön puu
- Olen hautausmaa
- Lumi teki enkelin eteiseen
- Atlantis
- Meiran laulu
- Sisämaan retkellä
- Takaisin Narniaan
- Yksinäinen tinasotamies
- Sadepäivälaulu
- Heinäpellolla
- Karnevaalit
- Mandoliinimies
- Nostalgia, osa 1
- Neitoperho
- Aamukahvit
- Poissaoloa
- Syyskuu
- Nostalgia, osa 2
- Roxette
- TVC 15
- Muutoksen aika
- Ero
- The Prettiest Star
- Monofilharmoonikko
- Rope ja Kake 77
- En oo käynyt Espanjassa
- Soudan pois
- Vanhan kirkon puisto
- Soudan pois
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Hector - Juodaan viinaa
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:29
- Updated: 29 Apr 2013
I do not own Hector - Juodaan viinaa. This is for entertainment purposes only :)
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I do not own Hector - Juodaan viinaa. This is for entertainment purposes only :)
Hector - Jos sä tahdot niin
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:36
- Updated: 30 Apr 2013
Alkuperäinen versio Jos sä tahdot niin kappaleesta. Löytyy ainakin hectorin "lauluja rakastamisen vaikeudesta" levyltä. Jos sä tahdot niin, olen sulle joku a...
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Alkuperäinen versio Jos sä tahdot niin kappaleesta. Löytyy ainakin hectorin "lauluja rakastamisen vaikeudesta" levyltä. Jos sä tahdot niin, olen sulle joku a...
- published: 09 Feb 2010
- views: 633449
- author: Tarze93
Hector y Tito - Felina
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:38
- Updated: 28 Apr 2013
Hector y Tito - Felina www.reggeatonline.net.
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Hector y Tito - Felina www.reggeatonline.net.
- published: 20 Aug 2006
- views: 2005494
- author: TheCatholic
Hector de Volledige film.
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 95:03
- Updated: 22 Apr 2013
Hector: Hector werd verlaten bij de geboorte. Hoewel hij 35 jaar is woont hij nog steeds in het weeshuis omgeven door kinderen, zijn speelkameraadjes. Zijn l...
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Hector: Hector werd verlaten bij de geboorte. Hoewel hij 35 jaar is woont hij nog steeds in het weeshuis omgeven door kinderen, zijn speelkameraadjes. Zijn l...
- published: 24 Feb 2013
- views: 4564
- author: ArnoChannel2
Troy- Achilles Vs Hector
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:24
- Updated: 04 May 2013
Achilles Vs Hector from the movie Troy.
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Hector y Tito Ay Amor
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- Duration: 4:46
- Updated: 02 May 2013
Hector y Tito Ay Amor Reggaeton.
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Hector Lavoe - Juanito Alimaña
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- Duration: 7:34
- Updated: 03 May 2013
Hector Lavoe - Juanito Alimaña Hector Lavoe - Juanito Alimaña Salsa Music. Its a freakin song.
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Hector Lavoe - Juanito Alimaña Hector Lavoe - Juanito Alimaña Salsa Music. Its a freakin song.
- published: 06 Jan 2008
- views: 7270788
- author: Severo2007
hector lavoe= todo tiene su final
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- Duration: 5:21
- Updated: 03 May 2013
bien.
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Hector Lavoe EL CANTANTE
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- Duration: 10:25
- Updated: 03 May 2013
UN EXITO DE LAVOE.
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Hector Lavoe-Aguanile
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- Duration: 5:22
- Updated: 02 May 2013
Another song........enjoy.=]
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Hector Lavoe " PERIODICO DE AYER"
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- Duration: 3:44
- Updated: 02 May 2013
Hector Lavoe live in Mexico 1978 singing the smash hit.."PERIODICO DE AYER" from his second album of his solo career..."DE TI DEPENDE"
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Hector Lavoe live in Mexico 1978 singing the smash hit.."PERIODICO DE AYER" from his second album of his solo career..."DE TI DEPENDE"
- published: 25 Mar 2007
- views: 5803373
- author: Thisone
Hector El Father - Y Llora
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- Duration: 4:41
- Updated: 04 May 2013
Music video by Hector El Father performing Y Llora. (C) 2008 Machete Music.
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Music video by Hector El Father performing Y Llora. (C) 2008 Machete Music.
- published: 20 Dec 2009
- views: 3250992
- author: HectorElFatherVEVO
Lumi teki enkelin eteiseen
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- Duration: 3:26
- Updated: 12 Jan 2008
Hectorin vuonna 1973 sanoittama ja säveltämä kappale "Lumi teki enkelin eteiseen" koskettaa edelleenkin.
Valokuvista (osittain omista) koottu musiikkivideo.
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Hectorin vuonna 1973 sanoittama ja säveltämä kappale "Lumi teki enkelin eteiseen" koskettaa edelleenkin.
Valokuvista (osittain omista) koottu musiikkivideo.
- published: 12 Jan 2008
- views: 641489
Extra English Episode 3 Hector has a date (part1)
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- Duration: 8:56
- Updated: 03 May 2013
All episodes here (Все серии здесь) - http://fenglish.ru Episode 3: Hector Has a Date Annie is trying to find a boyfriend on the internet but is not having m...
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All episodes here (Все серии здесь) - http://fenglish.ru Episode 3: Hector Has a Date Annie is trying to find a boyfriend on the internet but is not having m...
- published: 02 Jun 2011
- views: 47125
- author: altatfi
Hector Lavoe " TODO PODEROSO "
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- Duration: 4:33
- Updated: 02 May 2013
Hector Lavoe live in Mexico 1978 (PROFESSIONAL VERSION) singing the mega hit song "TODO PODEROSO" from the smash hit album "LA VOZ", his debut album as a sol...
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Hector Lavoe live in Mexico 1978 (PROFESSIONAL VERSION) singing the mega hit song "TODO PODEROSO" from the smash hit album "LA VOZ", his debut album as a sol...
- published: 24 Mar 2007
- views: 4349237
- author: Thisone
Hector Camacho Tribute - Still Macho R.I.P
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- Duration: 2:46
- Updated: 03 May 2013
Twitter @GissaQuid Three-time world boxing champion Hector 'Macho' Camacho died this afternoon, four days after he was shot in the face in a drive-by shootin...
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Twitter @GissaQuid Three-time world boxing champion Hector 'Macho' Camacho died this afternoon, four days after he was shot in the face in a drive-by shootin...
- published: 21 Nov 2012
- views: 90324
- author: GissaQuid
Aguanile (Hector Lavoe)
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- Duration: 6:12
- Updated: 04 May 2013
If you see the movie el cantante then you will like this song very much.
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If you see the movie el cantante then you will like this song very much.
- published: 13 Aug 2007
- views: 3241215
- author: btothelo14
Hector Lavoe - La Murga de Panama
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- Duration: 8:08
- Updated: 03 May 2013
Hector Lavoe, "El Cantante de los Cantantes", en su gira por Puerto Rico en diciembre del año de 1988.
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Hector Lavoe, "El Cantante de los Cantantes", en su gira por Puerto Rico en diciembre del año de 1988.
- published: 07 Jan 2008
- views: 549794
- author: xxjorgehlxx
Que lío (original) Héctor Lavoe
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- Duration: 4:34
- Updated: 02 May 2013
Ganar dinero desde internet en casa ,información aqui: http://tinyurl.com/ganardesdecasaconencuestas Para los que quieren escuchar la versión original de est...
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Ganar dinero desde internet en casa ,información aqui: http://tinyurl.com/ganardesdecasaconencuestas Para los que quieren escuchar la versión original de est...
- published: 19 Jun 2008
- views: 1560158
- author: diegolavoe06
Hector - If (I Was Your Girlfriend)
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- Duration: 4:49
- Updated: 01 May 2013
Find me @ https://www.facebook.com/hectorofficial.dj https://twitter.com/panoshector https://soundcloud.com/panos-hector-michou.
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Find me @ https://www.facebook.com/hectorofficial.dj https://twitter.com/panoshector https://soundcloud.com/panos-hector-michou.
- published: 08 Jan 2013
- views: 159792
- author: HectorMOfficial
Extra English episode 2 Hector goes shopping (part1)
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- Duration: 10:09
- Updated: 03 May 2013
All episodes here (Все серии здесь) - http://fenglish.ru Episode 2: Hector Goes Shopping Hector needs some new clothes and Bridget, Annie and Nick offer to h...
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All episodes here (Все серии здесь) - http://fenglish.ru Episode 2: Hector Goes Shopping Hector needs some new clothes and Bridget, Annie and Nick offer to h...
- published: 02 Jun 2011
- views: 165525
- author: altatfi
Troy - Hector vs Achilles Fight Scene - HQ - Widescreen
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- Duration: 3:13
- Updated: 03 May 2013
The scene in Troy where Achilles fights Hectors over his cousin's recent death.
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The scene in Troy where Achilles fights Hectors over his cousin's recent death.
- published: 04 Jul 2009
- views: 989549
- author: Monroe Walker
HECTOR EL FATHER FT COSCULLUELA. entre el bien y el mal - juicio final (ORIGINAL COMPLETO)
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- Duration: 5:01
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hector el father ft cosculluela, coscu ft el father cosculluela el principe, el father, hector delgado, entre el bien y el mal - juicio final.
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hector el father ft cosculluela, coscu ft el father cosculluela el principe, el father, hector delgado, entre el bien y el mal - juicio final.
- published: 21 Nov 2008
- views: 3168342
- author: medicorp
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03 May 2013
. Share. 0. A U.S. military plane crashed in Kyrgyzstan today, shortly after taking off from the Manas Transit Center. The aircraft was believed to be a KC-135, a refueling tanker based on the Boeing 707. It is not immediately clear how many passengers were on board, but such tankers usually carry only a handful of crew members. Col ... Blind Veteran Uses Military Training to Subdue Attacker Watch Video ... ....(size: 2.1Kb)
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03 May 2013
Jamie Condliffe - . A team of Chinese researchers have deliberately created deadly new strains of influenza in a veterinary laboratory — and are now on the receiving end of severe criticism from across the wider scientific community ... That’s a bad combination as far as humankind is concerned ... The result is, according to the researchers, “H5N1 viruses [that] have the potential to acquire mammalian transmissibility” ... Great! ... 0 ... UK....(size: 5.1Kb)
photo: AP / The Syrian Revolution Against Bashar Assad
04 May 2013
The civil war in Syria, one of the few lasting legacies of the Arab Spring, has been under way for more than two years. The Americans and Europeans have had no appetite for intervention after their experiences in Afghanistan, Iraq and Libya. At the same time, they have not wanted to be in a position where intervention was simply ruled out ... the use of chemical weapons ... However, there are those who want to intervene for moral reasons ... ....(size: 9.1Kb)
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02 May 2013
SEOUL, South Korea - An American detained for nearly six months in North Korea has been sentenced to 15 years of labor for crimes against the state, the North's state media said Thursday, a development that further complicates already strained ties between Pyongyang and Washington ... North Korea had been warning of nuclear war and missile strikes, an angry response to U.N ... In Washington, the U.S. State Department had no immediate comment....(size: 5.4Kb)
The Independent
05 May 2013
Forty years on from probably their most famous matches, Kevin Hector and Roger Davies will turn out for a Derby County Legends XI at Pride Park on Friday at 7pm. Both men could be excused if they have lost a yard or two of pace; Hector is now 68 and his fellow striker 62 ... Hurriedly sent on at Bobby Moore's urging, Hector still had time for a header that was cleared off the line....(size: 4.0Kb)
Detroit Free Press
05 May 2013
Baseball. Hazel Park 19-10, Detroit Renaissance 10-6 ... Warren Cousino 3-5, Detroit Western 0-6 ... In game 2, Westerns Hector Gutierrez threw a complete game, striking out nine batters, and went 2-for-4 with an RBI. Detroit Consortium 3-8, Dearborn 2-9 ... ....(size: 1.2Kb)
Chicago Tribune
05 May 2013
... game at Citi Field in anticipation of watching left-hander Hector Santiago pitch Tuesday against his childhood favorite Mets....(size: 0.6Kb)
STL Today
05 May 2013
This was the wild Carlos Marmol, and the Chicago Cubs were unable to escape the jam created by the erratic reliever. Marmol walked two guys and hit another batter before he was pulled, and the Cubs were handed another tough loss when the Cincinnati Reds scored four times in the eighth inning for a 6-4 victory on Saturday ... "I think that's the difference ... That was enough for manager Dale Sveum, who replaced Marmol with Hector Rondon....(size: 4.7Kb)
Sacramento Bee
05 May 2013
SAN FRANCISCO -- Brandon Belt is batting eighth in the Giants' lineup tonight for the fifth game in a row. Manager Bruce Bochy, though, isn't ready to make that a permanent thing. "It's working right now," Bochy said ... So he'll stay in the eighth spot." ... "There could be, sure." ... If the Giants do go with 13 pitchers, it may mean a brief stay for Francisco Peguero, who was called up Friday when Hector Sanchez was optioned to Triple-A....(size: 4.7Kb)
noodls
05 May 2013
(Source. Vancouver Whitecaps FC). REAL SALT LAKE vs VANCOUVER WHITECAPS FC. RIO TINTO STADIUM, Sandy, Utah. May 4, 2013 (WEEK 10, MLS Game #85). 6 p.m ... REFEREE ... MLS Career ... After some quality hold-up play from Marcelo Sarvas, the midfielder sent the ball out to the right side to Hector Jimenez, who hit a hard one-time bullet across the middle to a streaking Rugg, and he hammered home the ball from close range for his first professional goal....(size: 12.1Kb)
noodls
05 May 2013
(Source. MLB - Major League Baseball) The Official Site of the Cincinnati Reds. (17-14). 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 4 0 6 6 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 3. (11-19) ... It was simple -- make him throw strikes. Marmol, the deposed closer, faced three batters, walking two and hitting one ... "I can't throw strikes ... Against Marmol's replacement, Hector Rondon, Jay Bruce hit a RBI single that flared into center field to make it 4-3 ... Louis....(size: 25.7Kb)
Chicago Sun-Times
04 May 2013
Updated. May 3, 2013 9.24PM. KANSAS CITY, Mo ... Saturday’s starting pitcher was a TBA because Jake Peavy’s sore back moved Hector Santiago up a day, so the Sox would’ve had to dip into their bullpen to pull out Deunte Heath and others on Saturday ... Efficient Santiago ... “Hector has been throwing more strikes,’’ pitching coach Don Cooper said ... “Hector can pitch,’’ Cooper said ... Hector is a valuable guy, and his time is coming and it’s been coming....(size: 2.9Kb)
The Dallas Morning News
04 May 2013
Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg recently took an impressive stand in favor of immigration reform, alongside a half-dozen of the technology industry’s other head honchos. As a Mexican immigrant and former CEO of the world’s second-largest microprocessor company, I wanted to applaud the tech industry’s leadership on such a. Get Subscriber Content access to read this story ... Subscribe Now ... Subscribe ... E-mail....(size: 4.9Kb)
MLB
04 May 2013
play video. Top Prospects. Francisco Peguero, OF, Giants. Facebook Twitter Email ... Peguero, who spent Spring Training with the Giants, was recalled from Triple-A Fresno before Friday night's game with the Los Angeles Dodgers ... Catcher Hector Sanchez was optioned to Fresno, while right-hander Sandy Rosario was optioned following Wednesday's game ... SAN FRANCISCO -- Giants manager Bruce Bochy wants catcher Hector Sanchez to play, and play a lot....(size: 3.2Kb)
MLB
04 May 2013
SAN FRANCISCO -- Infielder Tony Abreu, originally in the mix to make the Giants as an extra infielder during Spring Training, finally gets a chance to show off his skills ... "It took longer than anybody thought ... play video ... Catcher Hector Sanchez was optioned to Fresno, while right-hander Sandy Rosario was optioned following Wednesday's game ... SAN FRANCISCO -- Giants manager Bruce Bochy wants catcher Hector Sanchez to play, and play a lot ... ....(size: 3.2Kb)
MLB
04 May 2013
play video. ARI@SF. Sanchez scores Crawford in the eighth inning. Facebook Twitter Email. SAN FRANCISCO -- Giants manager Bruce Bochy wants catcher Hector Sanchez to play, and play a lot ... "Sanchez needs some playing time." ... He appeared in 11 games with the Giants this year and batted .150 ... play video. Top Prospects ... Catcher Hector Sanchez was optioned to Fresno, while right-hander Sandy Rosario was optioned following Wednesday's game ... ....(size: 3.2Kb)
noodls
04 May 2013
(Source. MotoGP). Saturday, 4 May 2013 ... The Monster Yamaha Tech 3 rider recovered from a brake issue as CRT runner Hector Barbera delivered an impressive performance to finish seventh for Avintia Blusens ... Honda's Marc Marquez was sixth as the championship leader, but it was a highly impressive performance by Avintia Blusens CRT rider Hector Barbera to go seventh and only a tenth behind Marquez ... distributed by ... (noodl. 18485200) ....(size: 3.0Kb)
For other uses, see Hector (disambiguation).
"Hektor" redirects here. For other uses, see Hektor (disambiguation).
In Greek mythology, Hectōr (Ἕκτωρ, "holding fast"[1]), or Hektōr, was a Trojan prince and the greatest fighter for Troy in the Trojan War. As the first-born son of King Priam and Queen Hecuba, a descendant of Dardanus, who lived under Mount Ida, and of Tros, the founder of Troy,[2] he was a prince of the royal house and the heir apparent to his father's throne. He was married to Andromache, with whom he had an infant son, Scamandrius (whom the people of Troy called Astyanax). He acts as leader of the Trojans and their allies in the defense of Troy, killing 31 Greek fighters in all.[3] In the European Middle Ages, Hector figures as one of the Nine Worthies noted by Jacques de Longuyon, known not only for his courage but also for his noble and courtly nature. Indeed Homer places Hector as peace-loving, thoughtful as well as bold, a good son, husband and father, and without darker motives. When the Trojans are disputing whether the omens are favorable, he retorts: "One omen is best: defending the fatherland."
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Etymology[link]
In Greek, Héktōr is a derivative of the verb ékhein, archaic form hékhein, "to have" or "to hold". Héktōr, or Éktōr as found in Aeolic poetry, is also an epithet of Zeus in his capacity as "he who holds [everything together]".
Greek mythology[link]
Greatest warrior of Troy[link]
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According to the Iliad, Hector did not approve of war between the Greeks and the Trojans.
For ten years the Achaeans besieged Troy and their allies in the east. Hector commanded the Trojan army, with a number of subordinates including Polydamas, and his brothers Deiphobus, Helenus and Paris. However, by all accounts Hector was the best warrior the Trojans and all their allies could field, and his fighting prowess was admired by Greeks and his own people alike.
Diomedes and Odysseus, when faced with his attack, described him as what Robert Fagles translated as an 'invincible headlong terror', and a 'maniac'.
Duels with warriors[link]
Duel with Protesilaus[link]
In the Iliad, Hector's exploits in the war prior to the events of the book are recapitulated. He had fought the Greek champion Protesilaus in single combat at the start of the war and killed him. A prophecy had stated that the first Greek to land on Trojan soil would die. Achilles, Ajax and Odysseus thus would not land. Finally, Odysseus threw his shield out and landed on that, and Protesilaus jumped next from his own ship. In the ensuing fight, Hector killed him, fulfilling the prophecy.
Duel with Ajax[link]
At the advice of his brother Helenus (who also is divinely inspired) and being told by him that he is not destined to die yet, Hector manages to get both armies seated and challenges any one of the Greek warriors to single combat.[4] The Argives are initially reluctant to accept the challenge. However, after Nestor's chiding, nine Greek heroes step up to the challenge and draw by lot to see who is to face Hector. Ajax wins, and fights Hector to a stalemate for the entire day. With neither able to achieve victory, they express admiration for each other's courage, skill, and strength. Hector gives Ajax his sword, which Ajax will later use to kill himself. Ajax gives Hector his girdle, which will later be used to attach Hector's corpse to Achilles' chariot by which he is dragged around the walls of Troy.
The Greek and the Trojans make a truce to bury the dead. In the early dawn the next day the Greeks take advantage of it to build a wall and ditch around the ships. Zeus is watching in a distance.[5]
Duel with Achilles[link]
Another mention of Hector's exploits in the early years of war was given in the Iliad book 9. During the embassy to Achilles, Odysseus, Phoenix and Ajax all try to persuade Achilles to rejoin the fight. In his response, Achilles points out that while Hector was terrorizing the Greek forces now, while he himself had fought in their front lines, Hector had 'no wish' to take his force far beyond the walls and out from the Scaean Gate and nearby oak tree. He then claims, 'There he stood up to me alone one day, and he barely escaped my onslaught.'
A 2004 film version of Troy has Achilles slaying Hector following a duel, whereas in the Iliad it is rather different. Hector remains outside the walls, while his army flees into the city. As Achilles approaches, Hector stands his ground, fights and dies upon looking up at Troy. The film version of his death more resembles the single combat between the champions mentioned by Achilles in the Iliad, book 9.
In the tenth year of the war, observing Paris avoiding combat with Menelaus, Hector upbraids him with having brought trouble on his whole country and now refusing to fight. Paris therefore proposes single combat between himself and Menelaus, with Helen to go to the victor, ending the war.[6] The duel, however, leads to inconclusive results due to intervention by Aphrodite who leads Paris off the field. After Pandarus wounds Menelaus with an arrow the fight begins again.
The Greeks attack and drive the Trojans back. Hector must now go out to lead a counter-attack. His wife, Andromache, carrying in her arms their son Astyanax, intercepts him at the gate, pleading with him not to go out for her sake as well as his son's. Hector knows that Troy and the house of Priam are doomed to fall and that the gloomy fate of his wife and infant son will be to die or go into slavery in a foreign land. With understanding, compassion, and tenderness he explains that he cannot personally refuse to fight, and comforts her with the idea that no one can take him until it is his time to go.[7] The gleaming bronze helmet frightens Astyanax and makes him cry.[8] Hector takes it off, embraces his wife and son, and for her sake prays aloud to Zeus that his son might be chief after him and become more glorious in battle than he.
Hector and Paris pass through the gate and rally the Trojans, raising havoc among the Greeks.
Trojan counterattack[link]
Zeus weighs the fates of the two armies in the balance, and that of the Greeks sinks down. The Trojans press the Greeks into their camp over the ditch and wall and would have laid hands on the ships, but Agamemnon rallies the Greeks in person. The Trojans are driven off, night falls, and Hector resolves to take the camp and burn the ships next day. The Trojans bivouac in the field.
- "A thousand camp-fires gleamed upon the plain, ...".[9]
The next day Agamemnon rallies the Greeks and drives the Trojans
- "like a herd of cows maddened with fright when a lion has attacked them ..."[10]
Hector refrains from battle until Agamemnon leaves the field, wounded in the arm by a spear. Then Hector rallies the Trojans:
- "...like some fierce tempest that swoops down upon the sea...."
Diomedes and Odysseus hinder Hector and win the Greeks some time to retreat, but the Trojans sweep down upon the wall and rain blows upon it. The Greeks in the camp contest the gates to secure entrance for their fleeing warriors. The Trojans try to pull down the ramparts while the Greeks rain arrows upon them. Hector smashes open a gate with a large stone, clears the gate and calls on the Trojans to scale the wall, which they do, and
- "... all was uproar and confusion."[11]
The battle rages inside the camp. Hector goes down, hit by a stone thrown by Ajax, but Apollo arrives from Olympus and infuses strength into "the shepherd of the people", who orders a chariot attack, with Apollo clearing the way. Many combats, deaths, boasts, threats, epithets, figures of speech, stories, lines of poetry and books of the Iliad later, Hector lays hold of Protesilaus' ship and calls for fire. The Trojans cannot bring it to him, as Ajax kills everyone who tries. Eventually, Hector breaks Ajax' spear with his sword, forcing him to give ground, and he sets the ship on fire.[12]
These events are all according to the will of the gods, who have decreed the fall of Troy, and therefore intend to tempt Achilles back into the war. Patroclus, Achilles' closest companion, disguised in the armor of Achilles, enters the combat leading the Myrmidons and the rest of the Achaeans to force a Trojan withdrawal. After Patroclus has routed the Trojan army, Hector, with the aid of Apollo and Euphorbus, kills Patroclus, vaunting over him:
- "I am foremost of all the Trojan warriors to stave the day of bondage from off them; as for you, vultures shall devour you here."
The dying Patroclus replies:
- ".. death and the day of your doom are close upon you...".[13]
Hector's last fight[link]
| “ | "Alas! the gods have lured me on to my destruction. ... death is now indeed exceedingly near at hand and there is no way out of it- for so Zeus and his son Apollo the far-darter have willed it, though heretofore they have been ever ready to protect me. My doom has come upon me; let me not then die ingloriously and without a struggle, but let me first do some great thing that shall be told among men hereafter. | ” |
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Hector strips the armor of Achilles off the fallen Patroclus and gives it to his men to take back to the city. Glaucus accuses Hector of cowardice for not challenging Ajax. Stung, Hector calls for the armor, puts it on and uses it to rally the Trojans. Zeus regards the donning of a hero's armor as an act of insolence by a fool about to die, but makes him strong for now.[14]
The next day, the enraged Achilles renounces the wrath that kept him out of action and routs the Trojans back to the city. Hector chooses to remain outside the gates of Troy and face Achilles, partially because had he listened to Polydamas and retreated with his troops the previous night, Achilles would not have killed so many Trojans. However, when he sees Achilles he is seized by fear, and turns to flee, as Achilles gives chase to him three times around the city. Hector then masters his fear and turns to face Achilles. But Athena, in the disguise of Hector's brother Deiphobus, deluded Hector. He requests from Achilles that the victor would return the other's body after the duel, (though Hector himself made it clear he planned to throw Patroclus' body to the dogs) but Achilles refuses. Achilles hurls his spear at Hector, who dodges it, but Athena brought it back to Achilles' hands without Hector noticing. Hector then throws his spear at Achilles; it hits the shield but to no avail. When Hector turns to face his supposed brother to retrieve another spear he sees no one there. At that moment he realizes that he is doomed. Hector decides that he will go down fighting and that men will talk about his bravery in years to come; the desire to achieve ever lasting honor was one of the most fierce for soldiers living in the timocratic (honor based) society of the age.
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Triumphant Achilles dragging Hector's lifeless body in front of the Gates of Troy. (From a panoramic fresco on the upper level of the main hall of the Achilleion)
Hector pulls out his sword, his only weapon now, and charges. Achilles, knowing the weak spot of his old armor, which Hector now wears, is at the neck, stabs his spear through the armor into Hector's throat but misses the vocal cords. Hector, in his final moments, begs Achilles for an honorable burial. However, Achilles replies that he will let dogs and vultures devour Hector's flesh. (Throughout the Homeric poems, several references are made to dogs, vultures, and other creatures devour the dead. It can be seen as another way of saying one will die.) Hector dies, prophesying that Achilles' death will follow soon.
After his death, Achilles slits Hector's heels and passes the girdle that Ajax had given Hector through the slits of the heels. He then fastens the girdle to his chariot and drives his fallen enemy through the dust to the Danaan camp. For the next twelve days, Achilles mistreats the body, but it remains preserved from all injury by Apollo and Aphrodite. After these twelve days, the gods can no longer stand watching it and send down two messengers: Iris, another messenger god, and Thetis, mother to Achilles. Thetis has told Achilles to allow King Priam to come and take the body for ransom. Once King Priam has been notified that Achilles will allow him to claim the body, he goes to his safe to withdraw the ransom for Hector's body. The ransom King Priam offers included twelve fine robes, twelve white mantles, several richly embroidered tunics, ten bars of yellow gold, a special gold cup, and several cauldrons. King Priam himself soon comes to claim the body, and Hermes grants him safe passage by casting a charm that will make anyone who looks at him fall asleep.
| “ | Think of thy father, and this helpless face behold! See him in me, as helpless and as old! Though not so wretched: there he yields to me, The first of men in sovereign misery! Thus forced to kneel, thus groveling to embrace The scourge and ruin of my realm and race; Suppliant my children’s murderer to implore, And kiss those hands yet reeking with their gore! |
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—Spoken by Priam to Achilles, The Iliad Book XXIV, Pope's translation |
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Achilles, moved by Priam's actions and following his mother's orders sent by Zeus, returns Hector's body, and promises Priam a truce of twelve days to allow the Trojans to perform funeral rites for Hector. Priam returns to Troy with the body of his son, and it is given full funeral honors. Even Helen mourns Hector, for he had always been kind to her and protected her from spite. The last lines of the Iliad are dedicated to Hector's funeral. Homer concludes by referring to the Trojan prince as the "tamer of horses."
Bibliotheca III, xii, 5-6; Epitome IV, 2.
Historical references[link]
There is little direct evidence of the historical existence of Homeric heroes; i.e., no inscriptions, signatures, eye-witness accounts, etc. Theories about them have to rely on a preponderance of other evidence, which alone are not solid enough to warrant much conclusiveness. The most valuable evidence, if relevant, are the treaties and letters mentioned in Hittite cuneiform texts of the same approximate era, which mention an unruly Western Anatolian warlord named Piyama-Radu (possibly Priam) and his successor Alaksandu (possibly Alexander, the nickname of Paris) both based in Wilusa (possibly Ilion/Ilios), as well as the god Apaliunas (possibly Apollo).
Other such pieces of quasi-evidence are names of Trojan heroes in Linear B tablets. Twenty out of fifty-eight men's names also known from Homer, including e-ko-to (Hector), are Trojan warriors and some, including Hector, are in a servile capacity.[15] No such conclusion that they are the offspring of Trojan captive women is warranted. Generally the public has to be content with the knowledge that these names existed in Greek in Mycenaean times, although Page[16] hypothesizes that Hector "may very well be ... a familiar Greek form impressed on a similar-sounding foreign name."
When Pausanias visited Thebes in Boeotia, in the second century AD, he was shown Hector's tomb and was told that the bones had been transported to Thebes according to a Delphic oracle. Moses I. Finley observes[17] "this typical bit of fiction must mean that there was an old Theban hero Hector, a Greek, whose myths antedated the Homeric poems. Even after Homer had located Hector in Troy for all time, the Thebans held on to their hero, and the Delphic oracle provided the necessary sanction."
Later treatments[link]
Literature[link]
- In Dante Alighieri's Inferno (which is part of the Divine Comedy series), Hector and his family are placed in Limbo, the outer circle wherein the virtuous non-Christians dwell.
- Roland's sword in early 12th century French poem Song of Roland, was named Durendal. According to Ludovico Ariosto's Orlando Furioso it once belonged to Hector of Troy, and was given to Roland by Malagigi (Maugris).
- In William Shakespeare's Troilus and Cressida, Hector's death is used to mark the conclusion of the play. His nobility is shown in stark contrast to the deceit and pridefulness of the Greeks, especially Achilles.
- In David Gemmell's Troy trilogy Hektor is seen as a man of peace and would rather breed his horses than go to war but is forced by King Priam to fight for the Hittite empire against the Egytians at the Battle of Kadesh and other conflicts. In Fall of Kings Hektor kills Patrokles while attacking a supply wagon. Achilles challenges Hektor to a duel through Odyseus. Hektor accepts but only so the women and children of Troy could get on ship's to Kypros. They fight in a special designed pit dug especially for the duel. Both Hektor and Achilles are equally matched but both their swords are poisoned by Agamemnon's priest. Both warriors died fighting back to back against Agamemnon's followers and Achilles' Myrmidons carry Hektor back to Troy and Achilles back to their camp and the next morning head back to Thessaly.
- In Michael Longley's poem 'Ceasefire', Priam's petition to Achilles for the return of Hector's body is used as an analogue for the necessity for opposing sides to make conciliatory gestures, however difficult, to bring about peace in Northern Ireland. The poem ends with Priam's declaration, 'I get down on my knees and do what must be done/And kiss Achilles' hand, the killer of my son.'
Film and television[link]
Hector has been portrayed by a variety of actors in numerous films, including the following:
- Harry Andrews in Helen of Troy (1956)
- Jacques Bergerac in The Fury of Achilles (1962)
- Daniel Lapaine in Helen of Troy (2003)
- Eric Bana in Troy (2004)
- Hector is the name of the cyborg robot in the science fiction movie Saturn 3 (1980); actor Kirk Douglas mentions the Greek myth of Hector after a violent encounter with the robot.
Miscellaneous[link]
- Hector is given his heraldry of a seated lion holding a sword in the Enfances Hector of the early 14th century.
- Hector is commemorated as the face of the Jack of diamonds in French playing cards.
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References[link]
- ^ This etymology is given under Hector in the Online Etymological Dictionary, which, if true, would make it an Indo-European name, of root *seĝh-. The [[Dardanianes (Trojan)|Dardanians]] would not have been Greek, but the language of the city of Troy is still an open question.
- ^ Iliad XX.215ff.
- ^ Hyginus, Fabulae 115.
- ^ Iliad, VII.
- ^ Iliad VII.433ff)
- ^ Iliad III.
- ^ Iliad VI.
- ^ This Trojan helmet was made famous by Denys Page in History and the Homeric Iliad, Chapter VI, "Some Mycenaean relics in the Iliad", as the Greeks do not wear bronze helmets in the poem's epic formulae, but they did in the Homeric Age; therefore, Page concludes (on other evidence as well) that the bronze helmet of Hector descends in oral poetry from Mycenaean times.
- ^ Iliad VIII.542ff.
- ^ Iliad, XI.163ff.
- ^ Iliad XII.
- ^ Iliad, XV end.
- ^ Iliad XVI end.
- ^ Iliad XVII.
- ^ John Chadwick, in Ventris and Chadwick, Documents in Mycenaean Greek, 2nd edition, Cambridge, 1973, p. 104.
- ^ Page History and the Homeric Iliad, Chapter V.
- ^ Finley, The World of Odysseus, 1954, rev. ed. 1978) p. 44
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| Héctor Lavoe | |
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| Héctor Lavoe Héctor Lavoe |
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| Background information | |
| Birth name | Héctor Juan Pérez Martínez |
| Also known as | El Cantante de los Cantantes |
| Born | (1946-09-30)September 30, 1946 Ponce, Puerto Rico |
| Died | June 29, 1993(1993-06-29) (aged 46) Manhattan, New York City |
| Genres | Salsa, Bolero |
| Occupations | Singer-Songwriter |
| Years active | 1968–1993 |
| Labels | Fania Records[1] |
| Website | http://www.hectorlavoe.com/ |
Héctor Juan Pérez Martínez (September 30, 1946 – June 29, 1993),[2] better known as Héctor Lavoe, was a Puerto Rican salsa singer. Lavoe was born and raised in the Machuelito sector of Ponce, Puerto Rico. Early in his life, he attended a local music school and developed an interest inspired by Jesús Sánchez Erazo.[3] He moved to New York City when he was 17 years old.[3] On his first week living in the city, he worked as the vocalist of a sextet formed by Roberto García.[3] During this period, he performed with several other groups, including Orquesta New York, Kako All-Stars, and the Johnny Pacheco band.
In 1967, Lavoe joined Willie Colón's band and performed as the band vocalist.[4] With the Willie Colón band, Lavoe recorded several hit songs, including "El Malo" and "Canto a Borinquen". While working with the Willie Colón band, Lavoe became addicted to drugs and began to habitually be late when scheduled to perform with the band. Colón eventually decided to not work with Hector on stage but they still remained good friends and made music in the studio together. Lavoe moved on to become a soloist and formed his own band, where he performed as lead vocalist.[4] As a soloist Lavoe recorded several hits including "El cantante", "Bandolera" and "Periódico de ayer" ("El Cantante" was composed by Ruben Blades, "Bandolera" by Colón and "Periódico" by Tite Curet Alonso.) During this period he was frequently featured as an invited vocalist in the Fania All Stars, and recorded numerous tracks with the band.[3]
In 1979, Lavoe underwent a deep depression and sought the help of a high priest (of the Santería faith) to attend to his drug addiction. After a short rehabilitation, he relapsed following the deaths of his father, son and mother in law.[2] These events, along with being diagnosed with HIV, affected Lavoe to the point of attempting suicide by jumping off the balcony of a hotel room.[2] Lavoe survived and recorded an album before his health began failing. Lavoe died on June 29, 1993, from a complication of AIDS.[3]
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Early life[link]
Héctor was born in Ponce, Puerto Rico, to Pachita and Luis Pérez, and raised in the Machuelito barrio of the city.[5] He was inspired early in life by his musically-talented family. His grandfather Don Juan Martínez was a singer of controversial songs, which often went from vocal conflict to physical confrontations. His uncle was a well-known tres player in Ponce.[5] His mother Pachita was well known among her family and townspeople for her beautiful singing voice.[5] His father Luis supported his wife and eight children by singing and playing guitar with trios and big bands. Héctor would also be influenced by Puerto Rican singers such as Jesus Sanchez Erazo also known as "Chuíto el de Bayamón"- one of the island's most successful folk singers, and Daniel Santos.[5] Later in his life, he would have the honor of recording songs with both artists.
Héctor attended the local Juan Morel Campos Public School of Music where the saxophone was the first instrument he learned to play. Among his classmates were Jose Febles and multi-instrumentalist Papo Lucca.[6] One of his teachers would strictly demand good diction, stage presence and manners from him claiming that as a bolero singer, Héctor would become a superstar. By the age of 17, Lavoe abandoned school and sang with a ten-piece band.[4] He moved permanently to New York on May 3, 1963, against his father's wishes, as an older brother had moved to the city and later died of a drug overdose.[7][8] It would take many more years before Héctor was able to reconcile with his father.
Arrival in New York City[link]
He was met by his sister Priscilla upon arrival in New York.[9] The first thing he did in New York was visit El Barrio, New York's "Spanish Harlem."[9] Héctor was disappointed in the condition of El Barrio which contrasted with his vision of "fancy Cadillacs, tall marble skyscrapers and tree-lined streets."[9] Hector stayed at his sister's apartment in The Bronx, instead.[citation needed]
The first week in New York, Héctor was invited by his friend Roberto García, a fellow musician and childhood friend, to a rehearsal of a newly formed sextet.[9] When he arrived they were rehearsing the romantic bolero Tus Ojos. The lead vocalist was singing off key, and as a gesture of goodwill, Lavoe showed the vocalist how it was supposed to sound.[9] Following this event, the group offered him the spot of lead vocalist, which he subsequently accepted.[9]
Later in his career, he joined other groups in the genre, including Orquesta New York, Kako All-Stars, and Johnny Pacheco. To distinguish Héctor from other Latino singers, a former manager made him adopt Felipe Rodriguez's moniker "La Voz" ("The Voice") and turned it into a stage name, Lavoe.[9]
In 1967, he met Salsa musician and bandleader Willie Colón. Pacheco, co-owner of Fania Records and its recording musical director, suggested that Colón record Lavoe on a track of Colón's first album El Malo. Given the good results, Colón had Lavoe record the rest of the album's vocal tracks. Willie never officially asked Lavoe to join his band, but after the recording, Willie said to him, "On Saturday we start at 10 p.m. at El Tropicoro Club."[10]
The album's success significantly transformed both Colón's and Lavoe's lives.[9] Colón's band featured a raw, aggressive all-trombone sound that was well received by salsa fans, and Lavoe complemented the style with his articulate voice, talent for improvisation, and sense of humor.[9] Héctor received instant recognition, steady work, and enough money to provide him with a comfortable lifestyle.[9] According to Lavoe, it happened so fast he did not know how to cope with the sudden success.
During that year Lavoe started a romantic relationship with Carmen Castro. Castro became pregnant but refused to marry him because she considered him a "womanizer."[11] Lavoe's first son, José Alberto Pérez was born on October 30, 1968.[11] On the night when José was baptized, Héctor received a call informing him that Nilda "Puchi" Roman (with whom he also had a relationship during the same period he was with Castro) was pregnant.[11] Héctor's second son, Héctor Jr. was born on September 25, 1969.[11] Following this event, the couple married, and following a request by Roman, Lavoe kept the amount of contact with Castro and José Alberto to a minimum during their marriage.[11]
Music[link]
The Willie Colón years[link]
In late 1970, Colón and Lavoe recorded the first of two "Asalto Navideño" albums, featuring Puerto Rican folk songs such as Ramito's jibaro song "Patria y Amor" (renamed "Canto a Borinquen") and original compositions.[12]
While enjoying his newly found success, Héctor became severely addicted to narcotics, namely heroin, and prescription drugs.[13] His addiction resulted in him showing up late for gigs, and he eventually did not show up to some scheduled performances at all. Although Colón would eventually cut ties with him, he tried to help Lavoe seek assistance to try to quit his drug habit.[citation needed]
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Hector Lavoe performing in New York City circa 1985.
Lavoe's lack of professionalism was often balanced by an affable onstage presence, very much resembling that of a stand-up comedian.[14] Another famous incident has a middle-aged audience member at a dance request a Puerto Rican danza from Colón's band, to which Lavoe responded with an insult.[14] The requester then gave Lavoe such a beating that he almost ended up in the hospital. The request was finally honored in a later Colón record, "El Juicio" (The Trial), when he added a danza section to the Rafael Muñoz song "Soñando despierto", which Lavoe introduces with a deadpanned: "¡Para tí, Motherflower!" (a euphemism for "This one's for you, motherfucker!")[14]
The Colón band had other major hits, such as "Calle Luna, Calle Sol", and the santería influenced "Aguanilé"; a Pacheco song recorded in the studio by the band, "Mi Gente", was better known in a live version Lavoe later recorded with the Fania All Stars.[citation needed]
Lavoe goes solo[link]
In 1973, Willie Colón stopped touring to dedicate himself to record production and other business enterprises. Lavoe was given the opportunity of becoming bandleader to his own orchestra;[3] he and his band traveled the world on their own, and he would also be a guest singer for the Fania All-Stars. As part of these invitations, Lavoe was present at several shows with the group. One of the group's notable presentations took place in the Kinshasa province of the Zaire, where the group performed as part of the activities promoting The Rumble in the Jungle, a boxing fight between Muhammad Ali and George Foreman for the heavyweight championships of the World Boxing Council and World Boxing Association.[citation needed]
The Fania All Stars recorded several of their tracks in live concerts. Lavoe was part of the group when the All-Stars returned to Yankee Stadium in 1975, where the band recorded a two volume production entitled Live at Yankee Stadium. The event featured the top vocalists in Fania and Vaya records, Lavoe was included in the group along with Ismael Miranda, Cheo Feliciano, Justo Betancourt, Ismael Quintana, Bobby Cruz, Pete "El Conde" Rodriguez, Santos Colón, and Celia Cruz. Lavoe recorded songs in fifteen different productions with the band serving as vocalist in twenty-three songs. Besides recording songs with the band, Lavoe was also present in three movies filmed and produced by Fania Records; these were: Fania All Stars: Our Latin Thing, Fania All Stars: Salsa, and Celia Cruz with the Fania All Stars: Live in Africa.[3] His Colón-produced albums would be best sellers; cuts from these albums were hits in Puerto Rico and the rest of Latin America:
- Lavoe's recording of Tite Curet Alonso's "El Periódico de Ayer" was a number one hit in Mexican charts for four straight months. It was also a strong hit in several countries of the Caribbean and South America.[6]
- As a producer, Willie Colón had Lavoe record what would become his signature song, the Ruben Blades-authored song "El Cantante" against Blades' protests (Blades wanted to record the song on his own.). Blades has repeatedly acknowledged since then that, Lavoe raised his song to classic status and that Lavoe's performance was much better than what he would accomplish with it.
- The Lavoe song "Bandolera" was a strong seller in Puerto Rico, despite strong protests from Puerto Rican feminists about its lyrics and soneos (Lavoe twice offers the song's subject a beating).[6]
- Lavoe's recording of the Nicolás Guillén poem "Sóngoro Cosongo", set to salsa music, was another major hit.[11]
- The controversial jíbaro song, "Joven contra viejo", featured Lavoe and Daniel Santos settling their age-based differences on-stage not without a heavy dose of humor and (yet again) Yomo Toro's cuatro music as a backdrop. Another major Christmas hit on Billboard Greatest hits for tropical genre in 1979 includes a song from singer/composer Miguel Poventud "Una Pena En La Navidad" in the same album titled "Feliz Navidad".[6]
- Lavoe's final hit, "El Rey de la Puntualidad" (The King of Punctuality), is a humorous takeoff on Lavoe's constant tardiness and occasional absenteeism from shows.[15][13] Lavoe followed the Santeria priest's advice and cut all communication with his family and friends for a period of two months.[13] Following this event Héctor, reappeared confident and apparently free of his drug addiction.[13]
Last years and death[link]
Following his rehabilitation, Lavoe's life was plagued by tragic events, emotional turmoil, and pain.[13] Both his mother-in-law and father died, and his seventeen year old son Héctor, Jr. was accidentally shot by a friend. Also, Lavoe was diagnosed with HIV, the virus that can progress to AIDS. These events would push him to the limit.[13]
On the night of Saturday, June 25, 1988, Héctor was scheduled to perform at the Rubén Rodríguez Coliseum in Bayamón, Puerto Rico. Sales for the concert were low, and Ralph Mercado who was the promoter of the event decided to cancel the concert.[2] Héctor, defiant to the end and knowing that it would be one of the last times he would perform in Puerto Rico, decided, against the promoter's wishes, to perform in front of the public who had paid to see the now canceled concert.[2]
The next day, on June 26, 1988, Héctor attempted to commit suicide by jumping off the ninth floor of the Regency Hotel Condado in Puerto Rico.[10] No reason for this was ever determined. He survived the attempt, but from that day forward, he would never completely recover as AIDS began to ravage his body due to the use of intravenous drugs and shared needles.[2]
In 1990, Héctor gave his last large, public performance (with the Fania All Stars) in New Jersey.[9] It was meant to be his comeback concert, but Héctor could not even sing a few notes of his famous song "Mi Gente".[9] It is believed his final public performance was a brief appearance at the club S.O.B.'s in New York City, in April 1992.[16]
Héctor died on June 29, 1993, at a hospital in New York City. The cause of death was diagnosed as “a complication caused by AIDS."[3] He was initially buried in a plot in Saint Raymond's Cemetery in the Bronx. In June 2002, the bodies of both Lavoe and his son (who died in 1987) were exhumed per his family's request. They were reburied in his native Ponce, along with his widow Nilda who died a few weeks beforehand. Lavoe's remains are at the Cementerio Civil de Ponce (Ponce Civil Cemetery), at the northern end of Eduardo Ruberte Street in Barrio Segundo.[17]
Posthumous recognitions[link]
Lavoe's life has served as inspiration for two biographical films. The first, El Cantante, is produced by two of the most prominent celebrities in the musical genre: salsa artist Marc Anthony, stars as Lavoe, and Jennifer Lopez as Hector's wife, Nilda (known as "Puchi" by close friends).[18] Salsa singer La India was also producing her own biopic of Lavoe's life, entitled The Singer, with actor Raul Carbonell in the lead role.[19] This movie's production was suspended in August 2008, after the director, Anthony Felton, reported that the budget destined for the project had reached its limit. In response, Carbonell noted that he would reconsider his involvement in the production if the work is resumed.[20]
Besides these films, an Off-Broadway production of his life titled ¿Quién mató a Héctor Lavoe? (Who Killed Hector Lavoe?) was a success in the late 1990s.[21] It starred singer Domingo Quiñones in the lead role.[22] Carbonell's decision to distance himself from the film was directly influenced by his involvement in a tour of Quien Mato a Héctor Lavoe? in Puerto Rico, which was undergoing negotiations to be presented in Peru and Colombia.[20][23] An urban tribute album was released in late 2007 and was performed by several reggaeton artists such as Don Omar while resampling Lavoe's voice.[24]
Discography[link]
[edit] As vocalist of the Willie Colón Orchestra
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- El Malo (1967)[25]
- The Hustler (1968)[25]
- Guisando (1968)[25]
- Cosa Nuestra (1969)[25]
- La Gran Fuga (1970)[25]
- Asalto Navideño (1971)[25]
- El Juicio (1972)[25]
- Asalto Navideño Vol. 2 (1973)[25]
- Lo Mato (Si No Compra Este LP) (1973)[25]
- Willie (1974)[25]
- The Good, The Bad, The Ugly (1975)[25]
- Déjà Vu (1978)[25]
- Vigilante (1983)[25]
As a Soloist[link]
- La Voz (1975)[26]
- De Ti Depende (1976)[26]
- Comedia (1978)[26]
- Feliz Navidad (1979) (with Daniel Santos & Yomo Toro)[26]
- Recordando a Felipe Pirela (1979)[26]
- El Sabio (1980)[26]
- Que Sentimiento (1981)[26]
- Revento (1985)[26]
- Strikes Back (1987)[26]
Posthumous Albums[link]
- The Master & The Protege with Van Lester (1993)[26]
- Live! (1997)[26]
- Tu Bien Lo Sabes* (With Lavoe's never before released song "Tu Bien Lo Sabes") (2001)[26]
- Mi Regreso: Hector Lavoe Live at Club Borinquen (2005)[26]
With Tito Puente[link]
- Homenaje a Beny Moré Vol. 2 (1979) song: "Donde Estabas Tú"
- Homenaje a Beny Moré Vol. 3 (1985) song: "Tumba Tumbador"
The Fania All Stars[link]
- Live at the Red Garter Vol.2 (1967) song: "Noche" with Pete "El Conde" Rodríguez, Ismael Miranda, & Adalberto Santiago
- Live At The Cheetah Vol. 1 (1972) song: "Quítate Tu" with: Adalberto Santiago, Ismael Miranda, Pete "El Conde" Rodriguez, Santos Colon and Johnny Pacheco.
- Live At The Cheetah Vol. 2 (1972) song: "Que Barbaridad" with Ismael Miranda.
- Fania All Stars: Our Latin Thing-Soundtrack (1972) song: "Quítate Tu" with: Adalberto Santiago, Ismael Miranda, Pete "El Conde" Rodríguez, Santos Colon and Johnny Pacheco.
- Fania All Stars Live at Yankee Stadium Vol. 1*(1975) song: "Mi Gente" recorded live at the inauguration concert of Roberto Clemente Coliseum, San Juan Puerto Rico 1974.
- Fania All Stars Live at Yankee Stadium Vol. 2* (1975) song: "Congo Bongo" with Cheo Feliciano. Recorded live at the inauguration concert of Roberto Clemente Coliseum, San Juan Puerto Rico 1974.*One of the 100 most important recordings of the 20 century by the U.S. Congress Library.
- Salsa, Original Motion Picture Sound Track Recording (1976) song: "Mi Gente" recorded live at the inauguration concert of Roberto Clemente Coliseum, San Juan Puerto Rico 1974.
- Tribute To Tito Rodríguez (1976) songs: "Cuando, Cuando, Cuando" and "Vuela La Paloma" with Santos Colon, Ismael Quintana, Ismael Miranda, Justo Betancourt, Bobby Cruz, Pete "El Conde" Rodríguez & Cheo Feliciano.
- Fania All Stars Live (1978) song: "Saca Tu Mujer" with Ismael Quintana, Santos Colon, Ismael Miranda, Cheo Feliciano, Celia Cruz & Justo Betancourt) Recorded Live at Madison Square Garden, New York, United States.
- Habana Jam (1979) song: "Mi Gente / Barbarazo" with Wilfrido Vargas. Recorded Live at Karl Marx Theater, La Habana Cuba, March 3, 1979.
- Commitment (1980) song: "Ublabadu".
- Latin Connection (1981) song: "Semilla de Amor".
- Lo Que Pide La Gente (1984) songs: "El Rey De La Puntualidad", "Por Eso Yo Canto Salsa" and "Usando El Coco" with Cali Aleman, Ismael Quintana, Ismael Miranda, Adalberto Santiago, Pete "El Conde" Rodríguez & Celia Cruz.
- Viva La Charanga (1986) songs: "Me Voy Pa’ Morón", "Isla Del Encanto" & "Guajira Con Tumbao" with Ismael Miranda, Pete "El Conde" Rodríguez and Cali Aleman.
- Bamboleo (1988) song: "Siento".
Lavoe also sang chorus on three songs of Mon Rivera's album with Willie Colón, "Se Chavó El Vecindario / There Goes The Neighborhood" (1974), and in the song "Las Cadenas de Chuíto" on Jesús Sanchez Erazo's album "Música Jíbara para las Navidades" (1978, re-released in 2000)
Films[link]
- Fania All Stars: Our Latin Thing [27]
- Fania All Stars: Salsa[27]
- Celia Cruz with the Fania All Stars Live In Africa. Recorded live at Kinshasa, Zaire as part of the concerts of "The Rumble in the Jungle" fight between Muhammad Ali & George Foreman.[27]
- El Cantante[27]
References[link]
- ^ "Artist Profile - Héctor Lavoe". Fania Records. Archived from the original on August 13, 2007. http://web.archive.org/web/20070813004648/http://faniarecords.com/Fania/site/Artists.aspx?ID=573. Retrieved 2007-07-18.
- ^ a b c d e f Eileen Torres. "The Triumph and Tragedy of Hector Lavoe". http://www.salsacentro.com/hectorlavoe.htm. Retrieved 2007-06-13.
- ^ a b c d e f g h The Triumph and Tragedy of Hector Lavoe from salsacentro.com
- ^ a b c "CMT: Héctor Lavoe". http://www.cmt.com/artists/az/lavoe_hector/bio.jhtml. Retrieved 2007-06-16.
- ^ a b c d "Solo Sabor Latin Entertainment: Héctor Lavoe". http://www.solosabor.com/hectorlavoe.html. Retrieved 2007-06-13.
- ^ a b c d "Hector Lavoe: Cronología de un Bacán de Barrio". http://www.laconga.org/hl_gdominguez.htm. Retrieved 2007-06-17.
- ^ "Héctor Lavoe: National Geographic Music". http://worldmusic.nationalgeographic.com/worldmusic/view/page.basic/artist/content.artist/hector_lavoe. Retrieved 2007-06-16.
- ^ "Héctor Lavoe - Salsa2u". http://salsa2u.freeservers.com/prod01.htm. Retrieved 2007-06-17.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l "Héctor Lavoe: His Life". Archived from the original on June 14, 2007. http://web.archive.org/web/20070614215908/http://www.hectorlavoe.com/home.html. Retrieved 2007-06-16.
- ^ a b "TBXMIX: Héctor Lavoe". http://www.tbxmix.com/frames/hectorlavoe.htm. Retrieved 2007-06-16.
- ^ a b c d e f "American Salsa: Héctor Lavoe". http://www.americasalsa.com/biografias/hector_lavoe_02.html. Retrieved 2007-06-16.
- ^ "Willie Colón/Hector Lavoe - Asalto Navideño". http://www.htzfm.com/album/169456. [dead link], an ode to Panama's musical festivals that transposed a rather simple bass guitar line to trombone, producing a by-now classic salsa riff as a result.
- ^ a b c d e f Pepe Márquez. "Héctor Lavoe: El cantante de los cantantes". http://www.comoenla.com/nostalgias/Texto/01%20Lavoe.htm. Retrieved 2007-06-13.
- ^ a b c Muriel, Tommy. "Rivalidades en la música latina (o la tiradera en la salsa)". http://www.herencialatina.com/Rivalidades/rivalidades_en_la_musica_latina.htm. Retrieved 2007-06-13.
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- ^ Pareles, Jon (1992-04-26). "Review/Music; Mambo Becomes King On Mondays at S.O.B.'s". The New York Times. http://www.nytimes.com/1992/04/26/arts/review-music-mambo-becomes-king-on-mondays-at-sob-s.html?pagewanted=1. Retrieved 2010-04-10.
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External links[link]
- Fania Records Official Site
- Hector Lavoe Official Site
- Hector Lavoe at Find A Grave
- Hector Lavoe at the Internet Movie Database
- August 2004 New York Times article on Hector's legacy and biographical film
See also[link]
| Persondata | |
|---|---|
| Name | Martínez, Héctor Juan Pérez |
| Alternative names | Lavoe, Héctor |
| Short description | Puerto Rican salsa singer |
| Date of birth | September 30, 1946 |
| Place of birth | Ponce, Puerto Rico |
| Date of death | June 29, 1993 |
| Place of death | Manhattan, New York |
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