Ricky Webber — José Miguel Guzmán Sandoval — is a Dominican Christian rapper from Loma de Cabrera, in Dajabón on the Haitian border. He has been recording since 2007, and he describes himself plainly as a Christian who raps to reach lives for Jesus.

Loma de Cabrera

Almost the whole of Dominican Christian rap comes out of Santo Domingo and its edges. Webber comes from the far northwest, a border town most of the way to Haiti, and grew up between music and the plastic arts. His parents are Erasmo Guzmán and Maritza Sandoval.

He is not a full-time performer. He belongs to the Iglesia Evangélica Misionera de Valle Verde under the pastor Raúl Castellanos, where he serves as one of the youth leaders.

Explosión Espiritual

His debut arrived on February 11, 2007, and the guest list shows how early he was inside the scene: Redimi2, Isabelle Valdez and Ben Hur Berroa all appear on it. El Enviado followed in 2011, cut with the Puerto Rican Michael Rodríguez.

Then a long silence. Eva did not arrive until 2022, eleven years after the second album, and since 2024 he has been releasing at a pace he has never kept before: Dinero y Paca in 2024, then Nashla, Moca Pendiente, Millonario and Caribe — the last with Natan El Profeta — across 2025, and No Fumo and Cultura Hip Hop in 2026.

The collective records

He appears on two instalments of the Gangster de Dios series, the third and the fourth, assembled by Propiedad de Dios with Natan El Profeta, El Philippe and Brayan Booz. He is also on Kairos, the posse cut led by Peniel El Victorioso, alongside Peter Metivier, Brayan Booz, Manny Montes and Niko Eme.