•
40 Cal. – rapper, member of Harlem-based hip-hop group The Diplomats •
Jhené Aiko – singer-songwriter; her mother is of Spanish, Dominican and Japanese descent •
Antonio Fresco – American DJ of Dominican and Puerto Rican descent •
AraabMuzik –
hip hop record producer, of Dominican and Guatemalan descent •
Arcángel – singer-songwriter, rapper and actor; parents are Dominicans •
AZ – American rapper •
Bryan Bautista – singer and contestant from
NBC's
The Voice season 9; of Dominican and Puerto Rican descent •
Carlos & Alejandra – Latin music group focusing on the genre of bachata •
Cardi B – Dominican American Grammy winner Best Rap Album rapper who made number one on
Billboard Hot 100 due to her popular single
Bodak Yellow •
Michel Camilo – Grammy Award winner Dominican born jazz pianist and composer •
Damirón – pianist and composer •
Casandra Damirón – Dominican singer and dancer •
Natti Natasha – singer-songwriter born in
Santiago de los Caballeros, Dominican Republic. •
DaniLeigh – Dominican American singer •
Yasmin Deliz – singer-songwriter, model and actress of Dominican and Colombian and Venezuelan heritage; Dominican father, Colombian and Venezuelan mother •
Kat DeLuna – Dominican American pop singer •
Euro – Dominican born American raised rapper signed to
Lil Wayne's record label
Young Money Entertainment •
Fabolous – rapper of Dominican and African American descent •
Fuego – Dominican-American merengue singer-songwriter, composer •
Fulanito – Dominican-American musical group •
Ivan Barias – Grammy nominated music producer and songwriter •
Leslie Grace – Dominican-American singer-songwriter and actress debuting in the film adaptation of
In The Heights •
Mila J – singer, rapper, dancer;
Jhené Aiko's sister •
Jumz – rapper •
Magic Juan – Dominican American merengue hip hop artist who is considered the "Godfather" of the merengue hip-hop genre when he created it as the lead vocalist for
Proyecto Uno in the 1990s before becoming a solo artist after 2001 •
Johnny Marines – member of the Latin American group Aventura •
Melanie Martinez – singer-songwriter •
Ralph Mercado (1941–2009) – promoter of
Latin American music who established a network of businesses; of Puerto Rican and Dominican descent •
Chep Nuñez (1964–1990) – Dominican born American raised music producer, editor, and mixer •
Karina Pasian – Grammy Award-nominated recording artist and pianist; of
Dominican and
Armenian descent •
Prince Royce – singer-songwriter and record producer; of Dominican descent •
Lizette Santana – recording artist, singer-songwriter, musician, record producer and actress •
Roger Sanchez – house music DJ •
Juelz Santana – rapper, producer, actor and member of group
Dipset; of African American and Dominican descent; at age twelve started duo Draft Pick, which was signed to
Priority Records •
Lenny Santos – former member of the bachata group
Aventura •
Max Santos – bass player of the
bachata group Aventura •
Romeo Santos – singer, featured composer and former lead singer of the Bachata group Aventura; of Puerto Rican and Dominican descent •
Ice Spice – rapper •
Giselle Tavera – Dominican born, American raised singer •
Michael Tavera – American composer of Dominican descent best known for his animation scores •
Jamila Velazquez – American singer and actress of Dominican and Puerto Rican descent •
JR Writer – American rapper •
Ugly God – SoundCloud rapper of Dominican and African-American descent •
Kay Flock – rapper of Dominican and Puerto Rican descent •
Notti Osama – child rapper of Dominican descent •
DD Osama – child rapper •
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