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Born Ramon Rijo (September 19, 1977) professionally known as “Monchy” is a singer, songwriter and music producer from La Romana, Dominican Republic. He studied Piano, Guitar and took Vocal classes at an early age in his hometown. 

His predilection for the genre of “Boleros” (Tres Reyes, Tres Ases, Los Panchos) and also for the romantic ballad songs from Ricardo Montaner, Luis Miguel, José José and many others, shapes his musical influences to define a vocal-interpretive style that he was able to put into practice with great success. In 1996, Monchy decided to start his musical journey singing in local Pubs; Later, he moved to the tourist area of ​​the East region in his country. He managed to polish his talent as a singer and guitar player in various musical groups providing entertainment to tourists who visit the resort's area.

In 1997, Mártires De León introduced Monchy to participate in numerous compilations called "Bachatazos" as Studio vocalist. A year later is when his voice is massively heard in the song "Hoja En Blanco" popularly known as "Vuela Vuela”; meaning for him the beginning of a productive decade as a performer, taking part in the most successful duet of Bachata rhythm.

Monchy has established a highly credible resume in the Latin Music scene; Undoubtedly, he’s been one of the Bachata music's most esteemed musical ambassadors. With his first-ever solo album “Primogénito” (released via 𝐑𝐄𝐑𝐌𝐔𝐒𝐈𝐂 𝐋𝐋𝐂) in 2020 he started a new journey. “Se Gana y Se Pierde” written by him was the promotional single of said album.

bio - From singing,writing, producing, and engineering JC has worked his way into getting nominated for a Latin Billboard,an Mtv3 award and a Premio Lo Nuestro. He leaded the group Marcy Place with his fresh voice enchanting lyrics and catchy melodies. Producer for the group’s first album " B From Marcy Place " writing, engineered the album, plus produced the smash hit " Todo Lo Que Soy" Ft Don Omar. 
JC brings a new life to the Urban Bachata movement. Now is the time you hear for your-self what Tropical-Urban sounds like through the voice of J.C.

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