The duo became the first reggaetoneros to sell-out a massive concert in Puerto Rico, at the iconic Choliseo, paving the path for other artists such as Tego Calderón, Daddy Yankee and others.

Héctor & Tito released a number of hit songs in Latin America, as well as on U.S. Spanish-language radio stations, including "Amor de Colegio" (feat.

Glory) and "No Le Temas a Él", a song which not only raised their own popularity, but helped increase awareness for the then-new group Trébol Clan.

Top of the Line featured 20 new songs, among them many collaborations with other artists, including Daddy Yankee, Don Omar and Beenie Man.

The second single, "Enamorado", did not receive as much promotion or airplay as "Siente El Boom" but was still a hit on Puerto Rico's radio stations.

The artists featured on the album include R.K.M & Ken-Y (on "Fans"), Pharrell ("Booty"), Toby Love ("La Busco"), Jadiel ("Sol, Playa y Arena", with Arcángel and Franco "El Gorila" on a remix), Olga Tañón ("En la disco" and remix, and "El Tra").

El Patrón (2009), Tito's third solo effort, is one of his most successful albums, reaching the top of the Mexican and Venezuelan charts, as well as peaking at No.

"El Amor" was officially remixed four times, with four different artists (Yolandita Monge, Jenni Rivera, Chiky Flow, and La India).

In February 2011, Tito approached producer duo group GrüvStar[2] to compose a dance remix of the song "Llueve El Amor".

On March 13, 2015, performed a successful concert at the José Miguel Agrelot Coliseum in Puerto Rico, along with numerous singers, intended to promote his album.