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Hector Fonseca
Hector Fonseca (born January 10, 1980 in Bronx, New York City, New York〔(''Interview with Hector Fonseca'' ) from ''gopride.com'' 12 April 2012〕) is an internationally acclaimed house music DJ. In addition to his production and DJ work, Fonseca is one of the music industry’s most requested remixers due to his ability to transform many commercially released songs into club hits.
==Early years==
Raised in suburban Clifton, New Jersey in a very, tight-knit Puerto Rican family, Hector first started to dabble with notoriety with a brief career in as a fashion model.〔(''DJ Profiles: Hector Fonseca'' ) from ''www.noizemag.com''〕 While his success in that industry was limited, Hector decided to pursue other ambitious ventures and later enrolled at the University of Pennsylvania where he majored in business administration for three years. It was in college that his passion for music began to grow, and after serious consideration, he left his studies to focus on the growing tribal and house music scene emerging in New York during the late 1990s.〔(''Interview-Hector Fonseca: Getting in with the Grammy's'' ) from ''themovementz.com'' 30 October 2007〕〔(''interview: DJ Hector Fonseca'' ) from ''ChicagoPride.com'' 30 May 2008〕
With his experience and a loyal following of fans, word of mouth began to circulate throughout New York's music scene of Hector's rising stock. Soon, he could boast of residencies at most of New York City’s legendary nightclubs such as the Limelight, Heaven, Splash & Roxy, along with numerous national gigs. With a list of venues that read like a who’s who of city nightclubs, he soon attracted the attention of his mentor, the late Grammy Award-winning DJ/producer/remixer Peter Rauhofer. Rauhofer, the founder and proprietor of dance music label, ''Star69 Records'', wanted to verify whether or not Fonseca’s musical means extended beyond the turntables.
In the summer of 2004, with just two years of producing music under his belt, Fonseca solidified his spot in dance music’s hall of fame with his rendition of Jahkey B’s single, "Heart Attack". His remix of the song pushed the song to the #8 spot on Billboard's Hot Dance Club Songs chart. His follow-up of Shelia Brody’s "U Ain’t that Good" reached #3 on the same chart, further solidifying his reputation as one of the dance music industry's go to remixers.
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