Revolucionario.

Revolucionario is the stage name of Elías Hernández, a rapper who lives and records in New Mexico, United States, and who has been telling the gospel since 2014 to the beat of rap, trap and reggaeton. His first videos came out with the group Revolucionarios: in April 2014 "Mi Dios no tiene limitación", alongside Pérez, of Aposento Alto, and in 2015 the project "La Ofrenda". From that crew his own label, Revolucionario Music, was later born.

His leap as a solo artist came in late 2019 with "Irrelevante", his first EP. In January 2020 he released the video of the same name, and in April came "Dueño", alongside Loammy Bido: a declaration that Christ holds the center of life, with more than 40,000 views on his channel. Circulo Armónico reissued it in 2022. After that came "Free20", "Free21", "Iglesia 21" and "Cristo", and in 2022 the remix of "Corazón de Vencedor" with Josué Mena, "La Honda" with Euris Díaz and Brady King, and "Donde Estoy" with Mario Latin.

In 2023 "Corazón de Vencedor" was among the nominees for the Premio Arpa in the Best Urban Album or Track category, a shortlist won by Andrez Babii with "123 Enemies" and that also included Alex Zurdo and Marisol Park. That year he released "Seguiré", "Volando" and "REVOLUCION"; in 2025 came "Somo' La Luz" and in 2026 "Yo Sé que Tú", with Emelyn Fernández.

What sets his catalog apart is not just the sound: his songs speak of leaving the past behind, of holding onto faith when ministry weighs heavy, and of not giving up, in a language a barrio kid understands without translation. He has recorded with Henry el Prego, Loammy Bido, Euris Díaz, Randy SB and Jeremiah Paltan, among others.

His YouTube channel also works as a short pulpit: devotionals, messages of a few minutes, and freestyles. If you have never heard him, start with "Dueño"; if you already follow him, which of his songs has carried you through a hard season?