GERARDO – YOUTH PASTOR
“Rico Suave,” a Latin hip-hop hit from the 1990s, is difficult to forget. Surprisingly, the hit hip-hop song did not originate with a recording artist named Rico Suave. Instead, Gerardo provided the iconic deep voice on “Rico Suave.” Gerardo’s other hit songs, in addition to “Rico Suave,” include “We Want the Funk,” “Maria Elisa,” and “When The Lights Go Out.” Gerardo is also known for his electrifying live performances, earning him the moniker “Latin Frank Sinatra,” “Latin Elvis,” and “Latin Tony Zuzio.”
Gerardo is distinguished by his skintight jeans, bandana, and shirtless torso. This persona, however, would complete a 180-degree turn when he unveiled that he is recommitting his life to religious faith. Gerardo began working as a youth pastor in Kentucky and Kansas in 2013. We feel his sensual jam from the 1990s won’t be the first thing he shares with the kids! The attractive former singer has a net worth of $6 million.