The Rise of Dean David: From a Gun Violence Victim-Survivor to a Famous Puerto-Rican Singer

From the beginning of civilization, people have turned to music as a means of comfort and relaxation in the face of life's difficulties. It takes skill and practice to write catchy song lyrics and music that will resonate with listeners. It's a plus that you back it up with issues, feelings, and wants that are relevant to today's young adults.

It's not easy to maintain the kind of patience, dedication, and a sense of community with other people and with one's environment that is necessary for sustained success in music creation. However, those who persevere along the road are rewarded, as Dean has been for what he offers to the table. Luther Actor Idris Elba Ready To Move Into Directing, Says ‘Natural Progression’.

Dean, by the name Dean Santiago Rosario (born September 22, 1984, Ponce, Puerto Rico), Puerto Rican singer and songwriter, is considered the new and best musical prospect of these times due to his outstanding musical and interpretive versatility. His urban music style incorporates several genres, including reggaeton, rap, hip-hop, and R&B.

The 38-year-old Puerto Rican singer's meteoric rise to fame can be attributed to the adaptability of his music compositions, which reflect his style, the emotions and concerns of his generation, and the needs of today's youth. In 2018, Dean released his first official music song, Mueve Tu Cuerpo. The reggaeton song was produced by Villa El Que Se Guilla.

He then went on to release two additional songs, Solo Una Noche and A Quien No Le Gustan Ias Putas? both of which achieved similar levels of popularity. Two songs, No Se and Remember, came out under his name in 2021. More than 68,923 people have watched Dean's recent release single "No Me Llores" (2022), produced by JC Records and has also gone viral online. Andrew Tate and Brother Tristian Taken to Police Custody in Romania Under Charges of Human Trafficking and Rape Investigation (Watch Video).

Dean, the son of Nirvia Rosario and Luis Santiago, started writing songs during his rehabilitation after he had been a victim of gun violence and a survivor of it. He stayed in the hospital for over a month and was in a coma for three days. It took him well over a year to recover, and during that time, he began to express himself creatively by producing music and writing about his emotions.

He started getting over the trauma he had been through by spending time listening to the experiences of other people who had survived being victims of gun violence during the next five years. After Dean completed his rehabilitation in 2006, he enlisted in the army of the United States. He joined the army in 2007 and served there until 2017, during which he was honored with several accolades and promotions.