Singers and Musicians
- AZ – rapper
- Manny Albam – jazz musician
- Luis Alberti – merengue musician
- José Alberto (aka El Canario) – salsa singer
- Anaís – pop singer
- Andy Andy – singer
- Arcángel – reggae ton artist
- Ivan Barias - music producer
- Eduardo Brito - baritone singer
- Alex Bueno – merengue/bachata singer
- Aventura – bachata group
- Nini Caffaro – singer
- José Manuel Calderón – bachata musician
- Michel Camilo – jazz pianist
- Angela Carrasco – singer
- Aisha Syed Castro – violinist
- Las Chicas del Can
- Angel Clivillés – singer/lead member of The Cover Girls
- Javier Colon - singer and winner of the first season of U.S. reality series The Voice
- Coro – freestyle singer/actor
- Cristal Marie – Latin Pop singer, songwriter
- Kat DeLuna – singer
- DJ Prostyle – hip hop DJ
- Don Miguelo – reggaeton artist
- El Cata – merengue musician
- El Jeffrey – merengue singer
- El Prodigio – accordionist
- Jackeline Estevez – pop singer
- Fabolous – rapper
- Zacarías Ferreira – bachata singer
- Omar Franco - singer/composer
- Billo Frómeta – singer
- Irv Gotti – producer
- Juan Luis Guerra – merengue/bachata/salsa musician
- Tatico Henriquez – merengue musician
- Martha Heredia – singer
- Julio Alberto Hernández – composer
- Maridalia Hernández
- Eddy Herrera – merengue singer
- Nicky Jam – reggaeton artist
- Krisspy – merengue singer
- Ñico Lora – known as the "Father of Merengue" music, singer
- Los Hermanos Rosario – merengue group
- Luny Tunes – reggaeton producers/artists
- Irka Mateo – folk singer/songwriter
- Henry Mendez - regaetton artist
- Miguelito – rapper (Dominican father)
- Munchi - DJ
- Nova – singer
- Noztra – reggaeton artist
- Francisco Núñez - musical conductor
- Pavel Nuñez – pop/rock musician
- Johnny O - freestyle singer
- Prince Royce – bachata singer
- Juan Francisco Ordóñez – guitarist/composer
- Ramón Orlando – merengue singer
- Shalim Ortiz – singer
- Johnny Pacheco – salsa singer/producer/bandleader
- Leonardo Paniagua – bachata artist
- Karina Pasian – singer/pianist
- Chichí Peralta – singer, bandleader, percussionist
- Geovanny Polanco – merengue singer
- Milly Quezada – singer, dubbed the "Queen of Merengue"
- Fausto Rey – singer/composer
- Frank Reyes – bachata singer
- Trio Reynoso - known as the "kings of merengue tipico" merengue/bachata group
- Mario Rivera – jazz composer/artist
- Karen Rodriguez – singer and contestant on American Idol
- Raulín Rodríguez – bachata singer
- Tito Rodríguez - singer, bandleader
- Rosangela - singer
- Toño Rosario – merengue singer
- Raulín Rosendo – salsa singer
- Roger Sanchez – DJ/house music producer
- Daniel Santacruz – singer/songwriter
- Juelz Santana – rapper
- Lizette Santana (also known as Lizé) – singer/songwriter
- Antony Santos – bachata singer
- Yoskar Sarante – bachata singer
- Luis Segura – singer
- Triple Seis – rapper
- Rafael Solano – songwriter/composer
- Ines Thomas Almeida – opera singer
- Cuco Valoy – merengue singer/bandleader
- Luis Vargas – bachata singer
- Sergio Vargas – merengue singer
- Wilfrido Vargas – merengue singer
- Johnny Ventura – merengue singer
- Fernando Villalona – singer
- J.R. Writer - rapper
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