El cantante

Héctor Pérez, a young dreamer from Puerto Rico, decides to leave his island home to pursue his aspirations in the world of music. Despite his father's strong disapproval and emotional pleas for him to stay, Héctor chooses to follow his dreams in New York City.

Upon arriving in New York City, Héctor is introduced to the vibrant salsa music scene by a fellow immigrant, Eddie. This marks the beginning of Héctor’s journey as he immerses himself in the pulsating culture that will shape his future.

Héctor quickly rises as the lead vocalist of a local salsa band, captivating audiences with his talent and charisma. His performances not only win him acclaim but also draw the attention of Puchi, sparking a romance that ignites the story.

Puchi's brother, Papo, invites Héctor to celebrate Puchi's sweet 16 birthday at their home. This event becomes a significant milestone in their relationship, deepening their connection and cementing their budding romance.

As their love grows, Héctor opens up to Puchi about the losses he experienced, including the deaths of his mother and brother. Puchi provides him with solace and support, promising they will be there for each other in times of trouble.

Tensions arise when Héctor betrays Puchi's trust by being unfaithful with another woman named Carmen. This betrayal complicates their relationship as Puchi reveals she is pregnant with Héctor's child, adding another layer of complexity to their love.

Héctor’s struggles with infidelity lead him to a dangerous path when he discovers Eddie using drugs. In an effort to bond with Eddie, Héctor succumbs to the allure of substance abuse, marking the beginning of a downward spiral into addiction.

Puchi becomes increasingly frustrated with Héctor’s neglect and substance abuse, particularly when she finds their son Tito alone due to Héctor’s reckless behavior. Puchi begs him to seek help, urging him to consider their family's future.

One night, Puchi fears for Héctor's life as he contemplates suicide. In a desperate bid to save him, she arranges for Héctor to enter rehab, hoping he can confront and overcome his inner demons.

Though Héctor achieves temporary sobriety, insecurities arise leading him to accuse Puchi of infidelity, creating a rift in their relationship. Their journey includes a healing trip to Puerto Rico, but unresolved issues hinder their reconnection.

During their trip back to Puerto Rico, Héctor has an emotional encounter with his estranged father. This meeting triggers feelings of rejection and unworthiness, deepening his personal struggles and mental health issues.

Héctor learns he is HIV positive, bringing new challenges to his already tumultuous life. This devastating news not only affects him but also prompts him to encourage Puchi to get tested, highlighting the impact of their struggles.

Héctor's addiction worsens over time, leading to a tragic cycle filled with apologies, conflicts, and painful separations between him and Puchi. Their lives become increasingly intertwined with conflict and heartache.

The accidental suicide of Héctor’s close friend leaves him deeply affected, leading to an overwhelming sense of guilt and grief. Puchi observes that from that moment on, Héctor’s spirit was irrevocably diminished.

In his final days, Héctor performs in a haunting concert in Puerto Rico, reflecting on his deep love for Puchi. His emotional performance under the rain symbolizes his struggle for redemption and the enduring weight of his past.