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Tatico henriquez biography

          An accordionist, singer, and band leader, he is credited with helping to modernize merengue tipico (also known as Perico Ripiao) by introducing new instruments to the traditional format....

          Tatico Henríquez

          Dominican musician

          Musical artist

          Domingo "Tatico" García Henríquez (July 30, 1943 – May 23, 1976), considered one of the best accordionists of merengue tipico, was born in Nagua, Dominican Republic.

          Domingo "Tatico" García Henríquez (July 30, – May 23, ), considered one of the best accordionists of merengue tipico, was born in Nagua.

        1. Domingo "Tatico" García Henríquez, considered one of the best accordionists of merengue tipico, was born in Nagua, Dominican Republic.
        2. An accordionist, singer, and band leader, he is credited with helping to modernize merengue tipico (also known as Perico Ripiao) by introducing new instruments to the traditional format.
        3. Tatico Henriquez, considered by many to be the godfather of merengue tipico, merengue cibaeño and perico ripiao, was an accordionist hailing.
        4. Brief Life History of Tatico.
        5. His career began in the 1960s and the early 1970s. He was known for his skill on the accordion and the addition of new instruments to a standard merengue tipico band.

          Personal life

          His father's name was Bolo Henriquez.

          He has a son named Fary Henriquez who also plays accordion. He is the father of Erwin Mendez, who resides in the Dominican Republic.

          Domingo "Tatico" García Henríquez, considered one of the best accordionists of merengue tipico, was born in Nagua, Dominican Republic.

          Death

          Tatico died in a car accident in Santiago, Dominican Republic, in the well-known barrio of Los Ciruelitos on May 23, 1976. The accident occurred while he was trying to cross a busy intersection while driving under the influence of alcohol.

          Musical career

          Tatico Henriquez began his career in 1966 by appearing on a very popular radio station in the Dominican Republic called Radio Quisqueyana with th