Victor José Victor Rojas was born in Santiago de los Caballeros, the 11 of December of 1948. His professional life began in 1972, when he for the first time recorded one of the pieces of his responsibility. "La casita", that he sang next to Wilfrido Vargas, became a such a big success, that it inspired the author to become interpretor and composer, work that he maintained doing for the rest of his life.
In the Seventies, his disapproval with the policy and the economic course by which moved the country and the international agitation made him to assume the social song "brújula estética". Between the years 1973 and 1978 he founded and he directed the group Nueva Forma, with which he crossed the country. In 1978 he created the Flamboyán group, and with this group he projects his music as a sample of ritmicos mestizations. During five years he shared the scenes with the most important figures of the Latin American song and he appeared in Puerto Rico, Venezuela, Cuba, the United States and Italy.
Victor Victor has been a student by the roots of merengue and the bachata, has recreated the sort and he has enriched it. Successes like "Mesita de noche, Ando buscando un amor, Así es mi amor" are made with sencilles and beautiful metaphors and have been interpreted by the most important Dominican and foreign vocalistas. In 1990 he lanced his fourth album, titled "Un chin de veneno", which was in everything an international success. In him the Caribbean rates in a new style are amalgamated. Victor Victor has in his statistics albums titled "Album roja, Flamboyan, con sus flores y con sus vainas, Cotidiano, Artistas por la paz, Inspiraciones, Tú corazón, Alma de bario". The artist has been awarded with the prizes "Lo Nuestro, Applause 92, Ronda, ACE, Applauso 98, ASCAP y ONDA". Between the interpreters who have made successes of his great compositions there are Angela Carrasco, Celia Cruz, Guadalupe Pineda, Maridalía Hernández, La Sophy, Charityn, Azúcar Moreno, Emmanuel, Dyango and Danny Rivera.


This text is taken from "Los cien músicos del siglo" and translated, published in 2000 by "Cañabrava", in Santo Domingo and written by "el Lic. Antonio Gómez Sotolongo"