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Band Website: www.myspace.com/RegieGarciaColon
















Regie Ray Garcia-Colon, born in the city of Ponce, in the small island of Puerto Rico, came into the world during the 1985 Hurricane Isabel. As the hurricane came closer to the island, the storm became a tropical wave. Bombarding the island with force and rain, Isabel caused a mudslide disaster in Mameyes, Puerto Rico. Born during such devastation and death, Regie's respiratory system was affected. After only a few hours of birth, he stopped breathing and needed immediate care. After nine months of hospitalization, struggling for life, Regie's mother was unsatisfied with the lack of proper treatment. Illegally taking Regie out of the hospital, in hopes of getting better care, his parents flew the family of eight from Ponce to Hartford, CT. After struggling with his health for many months as a newborn, coming close to death, Regie Ray grew through the years.

From the age of nine months to the age of ten, Regie resided in the Bellvue Square Projects of Hartford, Connecticut, rated as Hartford's worst Housing Projects of the decade. Surrounded by murder, poverty, and crime Regie began hustling drugs at the age of only nine years old. Although hard to imagine, this is the true biography of Regie Garcia's life.

Being oppressed his whole childhood, Regie rose out of the storm through hardwork and determination. After becoming a growing Reggaeton Artist and experiencing the Industry, Regie decided to visit Church one day in November 2006. From that day on his life changed forever. Now twenty one years old, Regie Ray is working hard everyday to serve God and do His will on Earth. Regie's love is Latin Music and now Christian music also, although the Artist also does Hip-Hop(English and Spanish), Rap, Ballads, and even Salsa.
As an Independent Artist, Regie Ray is hustling his own music.
Glory To God!!!!!!!

Regie Ray won't stop until he feels his job is completed and he spreads the message of Christ's love to the Youth!



Glory To God!!!!!!!





















Rabito..., Juan Luis Guerra